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What Happened To The Kingdome?
The Kingdome, located in Seattle, Washington, was a prominent multi-purpose stadium that played a significant role in the city’s sports and entertainment scene. Constructed in 1976, it stood as an architectural marvel at the time, boasting a unique circular design with a distinctive roof. The stadium’s primary purpose was to serve as the home field Read more
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Legends Of The Game: Jim Thorpe
Jim Thorpe, born on May 22 (or 28), 1888, in Prague, Oklahoma, was an American athlete who left an indelible mark on the world of sports. Thorpe’s life was marked by extraordinary achievements, overcoming adversity, and his lasting legacy as one of the greatest athletes of all time. Olympic Years Jim Thorpe was a member Read more
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What Happened To The XFL?
In 2001, Vince McMahon, the mastermind behind the WWE partnered up with NBC to create a one of a kind, unique football league that had aspirations to one day challenge the NFL’s superiority. In today’s video we’ll take a look back at the XFL’s sudden rise to prominence and its even faster demise after just Read more
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What Makes The Forum Special? // The Forum Arena: A Super Quick History
The Forum arena is an iconic entertainment venue located in Inglewood, California, which has been host to numerous concerts, sporting events, and other performances since its opening in 1967. The history of the Forum arena is deeply rooted in the cultural and social fabric of Los Angeles, and it has played an essential role in Read more
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On This Day In Sports History: George Steinbrenner Suspended By MLB
On May 14 1997, Major League Baseball suspended George Steinbrenner, the owner of the New York Yankees, for alleged involvement in a scheme to discredit former player Dave Winfield. The suspension was a result of a lengthy investigation by MLB, which concluded that Steinbrenner had paid a known gambler named Howie Spira $40,000 to gather Read more
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Behind The Logo: Hartford Whalers
The Hartford Whalers logo is one of the most recognizable logos in sports history. It has become an iconic symbol of the city of Hartford, Connecticut, and a beloved memory of the team that played there from 1979 to 1997. The logo’s design is simple, yet powerful, featuring a stylized letter “W” with a blue Read more
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Why Did the NBA Let the Worst Owner in Sports Keep the Clippers?
Long before his lifetime ban in 2014, Donald Sterling nearly got kicked out of the NBA in the 1980’s due to unpaid debts, missed payroll, and overall mismanagement. But how did he even end up with an NBA team in the first place? To answer that, we need to go back to the Buffalo Braves,…
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