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TV Ratings and Horse Racing: The Big-Event Phenonmenon
Over the past decade much has been written about the decline of horse racing in the landscape of American sports. Certainly, when compared to the glory days of the 30s and 40s, horse racing's impact has lessened significantly, but how far has the sport really fallen? More specifically, how do the...
Tweets from last week: Champions Edition
It's hard to believe the 2010 WNBA season saw its end five days ago. It's even harder to believe that today would be the day of a Game 5, had it been necessary in the series between Atlanta and Seattle. As we are all very much aware, all that was needed was the bare minimum of three games to show...
Why Nate Robinson Enjoys Women's Basketball: "They go all out at all times."
When Boston Celtics guard Nate Robinson was asked at last week's WNBA Fit Clinic at KeyArena about how he enjoyed Game 1 of the WNBA Finals - in which he was seen doing the Stanky Legg courtside - and offered the following perspective on women's basketball. "In women's basketball, women play so...
Seattle Storm Championship Celebration: Honoring The Legacy Of A Great Basketball Team
It should come as absolutely no surprise that Seattle Storm coach Brian Agler was pragmatic in his approach to the team's final appearance in KeyArena in front of the fans who have shown them unconditional love all season.Rather than taking the Pat Riley approach of burdening his players with the...
Storm's Trio Of All-Stars Leads Them To Championship Glory
For full coverage of the game as well as the Storm's airport arrival and parade information, visit SBN Seattle. It was very difficult not to look at the Seattle Storm's halftime deficit against the Atlanta Dream tonight as just one more set up for a great finish. Bear in mind, that's no slight to...
Seattle Fans Showed Unconditional Love For Their Storm In Game 2
Glancing over media coverage of Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, it should quickly become evident that the KeyArena crowd was nothing short of electric. But by now it should be a given that Seattle Storm fans are almost unconditionally supportive of their team. That's sort of what I took from Game 2 --...
Photo Gallery: WNBA Finals, Game 2, Seattle Storm vs. Atlanta Dream, 9/14/10
Seattle Storm 87, Atlanta Dream 84 Photo gallery by Kailas Images available on the Swish Appeal Facebook Page.
Little Things Mean A Lot: How Unsung Heroes Stepped Up in Game 1
Angel McCoughtry's 14-foot jumper that could have given the Dream the lead with 23.6 seconds left in the fourth. (Photo by Kailas Images) When I saw Seattle Storm forward Camille Little isolated at the top of the key on Atlanta Dream forward Angel McCoughtry with less than 30 seconds left and the...
Photo Gallery: Seattle Storm vs. Atlanta Dream, WNBA Finals, Game 1
Photo by Kailas Images. Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird hits the game-winning shot against the Atlanta Dream in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. For more photos of the game from Kailas Images - including Nate Robinson doing the Stanky Legg - visit Swish Appeal's Facebook page.
Five Reasons The Atlanta Dream Could Push The Seattle Storm To Five Games
Also see: The Final WNBA Finals Preview: Why The Seattle Storm Aren't Sleeping On The Atlanta Dream There is something about hearing a team describe themselves that can quite easily make you believe in them even if the odds are stacked against them. They can force you to take a second look at...
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