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The Shelf
Even back when the world was open, I didn't typically find myself in stadiums very often. I even less often purchase anything while I am there because I don’t typically want to spend $5.25 on a bottle of water. However, last year I went to the new Little Caesars Arena in Detroit for a concert and forgot to bring an empty water bottle to fill. So, tail between my legs, I went up to purchase a new bottle of water. I begrudgingly handed over my card to purchase the bottle of liquid gold. As she placed the bottle on the counter I watched in surprise as she began to unscrew the cap from the top, throw it away and then hand me the exposed bottle. In my head I thought, "What the heck am I supposed to do with this? I gave you how much money and you can’t even give me my cap?" But I just said “thank you” and went back to join my group. Of course, a group of six ladies is going to need to use the bathroom before heading to our seats and I started to realize my error of getting this drink before going to the bathroom. I began to strategize a plan of what to do with this exposed bottle in my hand. As I stood in line, I thought, "Should I put it on the floor? Maybe on the back of the toilet or on top of the toilet paper rack?" I was still debating what option was best as I walked into the first available stall.
By Carmen Gibes6 years ago in Unbalanced
Erin Jones-Wesley: Meet The Renaissance SuperWoman Who Is Inspiring LA’s Youth Through Sport
Remember the name Erin Jones-Wesley. You may see it soon on the Silver Screen or in the news as Miss California or Miss America. You may have already heard her name if you follow NCAA softball, watch ESPN, or you’re interested in the people behind noteworthy charities.
By Ally Woodard6 years ago in Unbalanced
Showjumping
As an amateur showjumper with the hopes to one day become a professional, I can tell you that the worst thing a non-horse rider can tell me (or any equestrian!) is that, "horse riding isn't a sport." Well, I'm here to tell you otherwise!
By Jess H6 years ago in Unbalanced
2020 NFL Draft Review: Arizona Cardinals
Last year, many football fans expected the Arizona Cardinals to not be real competitive with a brand new head coach and a starting rookie quarterback right out of the gate for week 1. However, the Arizona Cardinals easily exceeded their expectations in the rugged NFC West. The other three teams in the conference (San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams) all finished with winning records in the regular season. Although the Arizona Cardinals finished with a 5-10-1 record, six of those ten losses were seven points or less.
By Adrian Holman6 years ago in Unbalanced
What Hockey Events Are on in 2020?
The COVID-19 pandemic has made 2020 a dull year, especially for sports fans, as major events are getting canceled or postponed. The Olympic games 2020, are delayed until 2021, is among the major events. The global sports schedule has experienced the most severe disruption, the likes that we observed during World War II. Sporting competitions have been halted or canceled globally and to various degrees.
By Mary Charli6 years ago in Unbalanced
The Last Dance
In a lot of ways, 1998 does not seem like a long time ago. I remember it well. Still, when you think about it, that was 22 years ago and so much has changed in the world we live in.
By Jamie Barber6 years ago in Unbalanced
Karl Malone: 2 paternity cases you might not know.
Every basketball fan in the world has heard of who Karl Anthony 'The Mailman' Malone is? The second all-time leading scorer in the history of the league (for now), an essential part of the 1990s Utah Jazz team, along with John Stockton who is the all time leader in assists challenged Michael Jordan and the Bulls in the 1997 and 1998 NBA finals, despite losing both of them, he then went on to team with up Gary Payton, Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant as the 2003-2004 Los Angeles Lakers superteam but were disappointed when they were dominated in the 2004 Finals by the Detroit Pistons, losing 4-1.
By Sarah Lee6 years ago in Unbalanced
Ranking my favorite jerseys from the Army-Navy games
The annual Army-Navy game at Lincoln Field in Philadelphia always promises some of the best uniform designs seen in college football history. For the past few years, each jersey is always designed to showcase a historic event for both branches of the military. Now, without further ado, here's a list ranking the 10 best jerseys from the annual Army-Navy game.
By Yousef Babikian6 years ago in Unbalanced