Sporty Blog - The Sport Blog

Sporty Blog - The Sport Blog header image 1

Is Poker a Sport or Not?

June 21st, 2009 · No Comments

So you like to play poker but is it a sport?  Is playing cards a sport?  How about synchronized swimming?

To some these can be tough questions, I would have to say the poker and cards are not sports.  To me a sport is something where your physical talent will have a large impact on your performance of the game.

As such, poker and cards do not qualify whereas synchronized swimming and bowling do.

That doesn’t mean poker is easy or isn’t fun.  In fact if you play poker than you should be aware of the PokerStars Marketing Code, the Poker Stars Bonus Code and the PokerStars Bonus.  These codes can help get you free money.

Everyone I know could use some extra money these days (well almost everyone)…. Any way, if your going to play poker, stack the odds in your favore using the bonus codes from flopturnriver.com.

→ No CommentsTags: Uncategorized

Put your sports face on and face the texas holdem players at this online poker room! Then, when you are ready for a break from sports, browse through a great selection of leather lingerie and sexy lingerie

NFL & College Football- Are You Ready?

June 21st, 2009 · No Comments

NFL fans can start gearing up for the next season as it is only a short time until pre-season will be upon us.  College football begins around the same time.

Things to start preparing for include getting new football gear such as jerseys & hats, procuring the NFL Network package to watch your favorite team or teams and buying tickets to the games of your choice.

Getting tickets isn’t too difficult any more as you can order them online (like just about everything else these days).

If you are looking for San Francisco 49ers Tickets, Texas Longhorns Tickets or Washington Redskins Tickets you might want to check out the websites that I linked these to as they are specializing in those particular teams.

Don’t make excuses and don’t delay.  Start preparing today for the upcoming college and NFL football seasons.  They will be here before you know it.

→ No CommentsTags: NFL Football


Johnson seeking 300

June 3rd, 2009 · No Comments


randy johnson seattle marinersTonight in the other Washington, known as the Nation’s Capitol… The original “BIG UNIT,” a.k.a. former Seattle Mariner pitcher Randy Johnson will attempt to join the very exclusive company of MLB 300 Game winners against the Washington Nationals… Ironically the franchise that originally drafted the 6’ 10” left hander when they were the Montreal Expos, when Johnson was still a diamond in the rough and more of a menace to opponents with his erratic pitching style, as it would be years before he became the dominant left hander of today who won a World Series with the Arizona Diamondbacks against his future team the New York Yankees.

 

And I especially like the story about the Indiana Tribe using a Mannequin for pitching practice when Johnson was rehabilitating from breaking his right hand in frustration early in his career and nobody was willing to go into the batters box and face him.

 

Although not a Mariner for many years, nevertheless Johnson, now with his sixth Major League Baseball franchise, will join Gaylord Perry who scored his 300th Game victory as a Mariner.

 

Arguably, the BIG UNIT was somewhat overshadowed by Ken Griffey Jr. as Safeco Field has been touted as the House Griffey built, while Johnson’s era as an Mariner is linked to a time when they played in the Kingdome, way back when players with names like Jay Buhner, Edgar Martinez Dave Valle and Griffey “The Kid” won a mercurial 116 games in a single season, a time before new sensation Ichiro Suzuki became the Mariner’s guiding light.

 

Thus, if randy is successful tonight, he’ll become only the 24th player to score 300 victories and only the sixth left hander to do so…

→ No CommentsTags: MLB Baseball


Getting Ready for the NFL Season

May 26th, 2009 · No Comments

I am getting older like everyone else and as I get older, I’m getting tired of only being able to watch certain games at my house.  I have Cox digital TV right now and for the past two years I subscribed to the NFL network.  It was better than not having it, but it still sucks.

This year I am finally going to get rid of my cable tv and go with Direct TVDirectv will allow me to get the NFL package and watch every game I want to.  I almost can’t wait.  In fact, I’m taking off for 1 and 1/2 months this summer to travel up north so before I leave I am going to cancel my Cox Digital TV, Cox High Speed Internet and Digital Phone altogether.

Then, when I get back I will figure out where to pick up the pieces but one thing is for sure I am going to get Direct TV.  So I think all NFL fans should consider this whether they are looking for Direct TV in California or Florida or anywhere in between, it will definitely up their game.  I love the NFL.

→ No CommentsTags: NFL Football


NFL Dead Ahead - Plan for Tickets Now

May 20th, 2009 · No Comments

With the NFL Draft over and the teams preparing for battle, now is the time to prepare yourself to make it to some games.  For those of you who are diehard fans of Dallas, Baltimore and Green Bay, I have a good place you may want to check for tickets.

For you Raven’s fans, head over to the  Baltimore Ravens Tickets site.  The Dallas faithfull now without T.O., head over to the Dallas Cowboys Tickets site.  And for you Green Bay fans 2 seasons removed from Mr. Favre, head over to the Green Bay Packers tickets site.

Don’t get left out in or out of the cold this year!  Be a participant in your favorite sport.  Go forth and support your team.

I don’t know about you, but I am ready for NFL to begin right now.

→ No CommentsTags: NFL Football


Whatever kind of ball game you follow get the best US sports betting information online. You can pick out basketball odds for your favorite team and more. For something different try placing a football bet on the big matches.

Learn about the symptoms of a sinus infection

© 2006 Sporty Blog - The Sport Blog. Cutline by Chris Pearson