Incredible clip of Novak Djokovic on the mental aspect of his tennis game (reading other player, dealing with self-doubt and breathing to calm his mind).
“I'm a regular visitor, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors. The French missionaries and explorers were coming here as early as the late 1600s to trade with the Native Americans.”
“Isn’t ‘Milwaukee’ an Indian name?”
“Yes, Pete, it is. Actually, it's pronounced ‘mill-e-wah-que’ which is Algonquin for ‘the good land.’”
Wake up everyone, today is a Sports Equinox — the only day in 2023 where all four major U.S. sports leagues (NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL) hold games on the same day. This is just the 29th day it has ever happened. Let’s gooo!!
Mike Breen is one of the greatest play-by-play broadcasters in all of sports. His iconic catchphrase, “Bang!”, is used occasionally during a clutch shot, tough shot, a heat check, etc.
Here is every player to get a “Bang” call over the past 10 seasons from the legend himself sorted in frequency order.
If you want clips of every call from a specific player, just reply the player’s name on this post.
#OnThisDay – September 7, 1980
Terry could not believe what he saw on TV: a four-hour telethon that raised $10 million for the Marathon of Hope.
“I saw how people in Canada reacted to me, the emotional outpouring, it really helped me.”
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Moe used to sit in my office bouncing a ball off the face of his driver staring at me and saying "best ball striker in the world. Tiger who? Tiger who? You're looking right at him!"
I was one of the lucky ones that he was comfortable enough to talk to ... and he loved CW!!
I almost can't believe how small-town this decision is. Bending over backwards to protect a handful of people who won't wear a Pride jersey, doing it *during Pride Month as anti-LGBTQ+ hostility surges*, and wiping out wearing all the other jerseys in warmups, all at once.
It is #PrideMonth and this is the story of the Brunswick Four!
On Jan. 5, 1974, Adrienne Potts, Pat Murphy, Sue Wells and Heather Elizabeth were at the Brunswick Tavern in Toronto. Dealing with unwanted attention from male patrons, they chose to respond with a song.
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All the feels.
The Outside Looking In event in Toronto/Tkaronto this past weekend was incredible. More than 250 Indigenous youth from 13 communities across Canada came together to perform and dance. It was powerful and joyful.
The essence of the human experience is to express yourself in a way that best represents you. The Outside Looking In performance was a real reminder of the power of expression — and how fun dance and art are for all ages.
The OLI program creates real results with this amazing program of getting kids engaged in school through music and dance. The organization empowers youth with leadership, work/study, and entrepreneurship programming. The performances and the organization’s impact are truly impressive.