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They hit the ball and run ...not far than kabaddi -
Stage 22 in Oslo (NOR) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Gregor Deschwanden 263.1 2. Maximilian Ortner 261.7 3. Naoki Nakamura 251.7 Full Final Result HERE -
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I didnt say its a problem. I just describe the situation -
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all these small versions of existing sports (baseball5, hockey5, waterpolo4 and so on) can only propedeutical activities to get a few more youngsters closer to the real sport, but they have nothing to do with the high level sports and the Olympics please, let's be serious... -
By De_Gambassi · Posted
Simon Fourcade was still the Big Brother and the leader of the french team -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Is that a problem? I'd argue handball and water polo is more European dominated than Baseball is Pan American dominated -
Attended my first biathlon event in person (the Arctic Winter Games, in Whitehorse, Canada) Cool sport -
Agree. What rugby did for Oceania, baseball does for Central America and the Caribbean. Having said that, I totally understand the cost of hosting this sport in non-baseball countries, such as France. However, I think LA should have at least 8 teams, if not 12. It's a sport where players can play virtually every day with little rest, and they could have possibly used Angel Stadium to have more games.
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