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In a hard fought series that featured unbelievable talent the Pens came out victorious against the pesky Sens.
Pens win series 4-1
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Paul George of the Indiana Pacers makes a game-tying three-pointer in the fourth quarter to force overtime against the Miami Heat in Game One of the...
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May 22, 2013 - LeBron James made a layup as time expired in overtime, capping a 30-point, 10-rebound, 10-assist effort as the Miami Heat found a...
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Rangers Ballpark in Arlington: Home of the Texas Rangers
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met game recap:
- got to the game 2 hours early because we can
- got dunkin donuts gift cards
- met the manager, Terry Collins, and the owner, Fred...
Knicks vs. Celtics tonight at 7pm ET on TNT. Let’s do this New York.
Just when you thought Linsanity couldn’t get more Linsane — The Jeremy Lin photostitch machine embroidery design.
Free Speech vs. Infringement in Suit on Alabama Artwork
In the specialized field of sports art, Daniel Moore is well known for his paintings of the University of Alabama football team in action. But he soon may become similarly recognizable in legal circles as his fight against the university’s charge of copyright infringement heads to the Alabama Appeals Court.
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New York Yankees fans will appreciate this commemorative baseball stadium artwork on a baseball. Rumor has it Derek Jeter has a whole sock drawer of these puppies.
Beltran’s Big Move
The Phillies and VisitPhilly.com have teamed up with an artist to create this awesome new piece of sidewalk art at Citizens Bank Park. It will be displayed for the rest of the season and you’ll be able to get your photo taken with it by a professional photographer.
From the Uwishunu.com website:
Visit Philly has teamed up with the Phillies and Wasabi 3D to bring a cool new piece of 3-D Art to Citizens Bank Park that fans will be able to take their photo with inside the ballpark for the remainder of the season.
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Smithsonian Unveils Painting Of Pitching Great Pedro Martinez
Pedro Martinez says that while painter Susan Miller-Havens worked on his portrait, she focused on his hands. She saw his long fingers and told him that he “used them to do art with my fingers.”
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Today, the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery added a 57 inch by 21 inch oil and beeswax painting of the pitcher to its collection. During a short speech at the unveiling in Washington, D.C., Martinez said while he has been in some pretty tough games, he had never “felt this much emotion.”
After the ceremony, he spoke to NPR’s Robert Siegel for tonight’s edition of All Things Considered. Martinez talked about how his double jointed fingers helped his pitching, but he also talked about how he used his body and his gaze to reflect his intentions in the game:
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Check out this video as this artist combines Shea Stadium and Citi Field into one painting.
