Ryan previews the rest of the upcoming match-ups from the Champs League knockout stage.
Ryan previews the upcoming knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League.
Below is 6-3 DP’s Liveblog of the 11/29/2009 match between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Just a quick note that I will be live-blogging El Clasico (WtS readers: that’s the game between Real Madrid and Barcelona) tomorrow. I have no idea how to do that, but I fully intend to figure it out. So, tune in at around 12:45 Eastern for some up-to-the-minute analysis, maybe peppered with the occasional paranoid …
A brave attempt to determine history’s most successful clubs, Western Europe edition.
A list of books, blogs, and news sites to help you develop your newfound appreciation for the sport. Additions welcome!
This is the first entry in a series designed to explain the very basic tenets of world soccer to American sports fans. This will be my attempt at serving as a kind of digital soccer missionary, spreading the gospel to the unwashed savages of North America.
Just two years removed from one of the least likely runs to the World Series in baseball history, the nevertheless disrespected Rockies are back in the playoffs. Everyone is familiar with the narrative. Clint Hurdle gets fired, Jim Tracy takes over, the team gets ridiculously hot after the all-star break, fend off the Giants and Braves …
Following up on yesterday’s part 1, what follows are recaps of the four most recent one-game playoffs in Major League Baseball.
When the Detroit Tigers head to Minnesota for the last ever regular season at the Metrodome, they’ll be playing the 9th one-game playoff in Major League history. The American League has always used a one-game playoff to settle its regular-season ties.
Prior to the advent of divisional play in 1969, the National League used a three-game playoff. There were …