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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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The north -central american teams dominate in baseball. -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
Not sure how effective that will be. Baseball5 brings down the cost of equipment and venue requirements. Water polo I assume will still need a pool so it'll essentially be water polo with fewer people. -
Oh my god, Cardiac Canadians strike again What drama in the final end for some context they had a minute left on the shot clock before the final shot, weren't sure if they were shot, probably could've thrown it away but they didn't want to risk it, even if they weren't, Mark Ideson comes up clutch only releasing the rock with 2.8 seconds to go tapping our own rock in to guarantee the gold medal and cap off an undefeated run for the first time in Paralympic history Can't honestly believe they just did that... I'm so happy, wow. this might be my favourite Canadian medal across both the Olympics and Paralympics.
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