Posted by thesportsjunky on May 11, 2018 · Leave a Comment
Every part of the world is under intense scrutiny when it comes to serious cases of domestic violence and the sports world is now focused on the MLB who are in the midst of their own domestic violence case.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on June 17, 2016 · Leave a Comment
The MLB has a new hits leader but that record might come under fire for a long time as Ichiro Suzuki is still not the MLB leader in hits.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on May 20, 2016 · Leave a Comment
The rivalry between Texas and Toronto had a spark this week as both teams continued their controversial games from last year’s postseason.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on March 28, 2014 · Leave a Comment
The American League East has long been considered the best division in baseball as they have regularly seen teams at the top of the league. The division contains some of the most legendary teams in the MLB and every year they seem to be on top of the league. That can make it extremely difficult for teams to make a run at the top of the division. With the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox constantly winning the division the other teams find it hard to break through and win.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on December 31, 2013 · Leave a Comment
Canadian sports have been nailed down to one season and one sport and has been this way for years. The Canadians have never been considered a summer sport nation and have seen hockey as the true Canadian sport. This has been the case for decades with Canadians taking ownership of hockey and winter sports as their own and using it as a sense of pride.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on December 31, 2012 · Leave a Comment
2012 was another great year in sports with plenty going on for everyone to enjoy and great stories around every corner. There was plenty to talk about throughout the sports world with great performances and inspirational performances. It wasn’t only limited to the USA or to Europe though as Canada had a very interesting year in sports.
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Posted by thesportsjunky on September 29, 2011 · Leave a Comment
MLB Baseball is the longest season in professional sports in terms of games as every team plays almost every day during the summer for a total of 162 games. This for many would mean that there is little to no chance of a tight finish as after 162 games there would be the haves and the have nots by the end of the season. This is of course far from the truth as the MLB Playoff race has become one of the most entertaining aspects to the game every year. This was not changed in 2011 as the playoff race came down to the very last day of the regular season in both leagues.
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