July 21, 2020
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The American stadium is in retreat.
Across sports, broad swaths of unoccupied seats have become a common sight. The reasons why can be debated — the cost of attendance is rising, fans are busier with other forms of entertainment, or many simply prefer watching from a bar or a couch than a stadium seat — but the sinking numbers at the gate can’t be denied. And teams seem to be out of ideas on how to make the stadium atmosphere more enticing.
When the Cleveland Indians opened Jacobs Field in 1994, it was packed to capacity on a daily basis, selling out 455 consecutive games from 1995 to 2001, even with an expansion to the stadium’s capacity in 1996 because of this overwhelming demand. By 2015, the club, despite a run that included multiple playoff appearances leading up to an American League pennant in 2016, removed thousands of oft-unsold seats for the installation of still-rarely-used “party decks.” This story isn’t unique to Cleveland. Multiple clubs have actively reduced seating, and where a capacity over 45,000 was once commonplace, new stadium proposals rarely top 30,000.
Nowhere is the gap between possibility and reality more clear than in baseball, the sport with the most room for innovation in design and capacity to fill, with 30 teams playing 81 home games a year. The sport’s non-standard field of play should mean more unique experiences for fans, yet few teams are daring enough to take advantage.
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July 13, 2020
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April 28, 2020
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Aldo Kane has a lot of experience with bodyweight workouts. From his time as a Royal Marine sniper in the UK to his work now as an adventurer and TV presenter in some of the world’s most inhospitable climates, staying strong and fit with little-to-no equipment has been a career necessity.
His new training program, Expedition Fit, is an 8-week plan that covers strength, fitness, and mobility. “You can easily exercise like I do with minimal [equipment] and short time windows, no need for a gym or expensive equipment,” he says.
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Bobby Mitchell, the Hall of Fame receiver and running back who in 1962 became the Washington Redskins’ first African-American star when the team yielded to pressure from the Kennedy administration and ended its resistance to signing black players, died on Sunday. He was 84.
His death was announced by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which did not provide details.
“The game lost a true legend today,” David Baker, the Hall of Fame’s president and chief executive, said in a statement. “Bobby was an incredible player, a talented executive and a real gentleman to everyone with whom he worked or competed against.”
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Bobby Mitchell, a Cleveland Browns halfback, during a 1961 game against the Eagles in Cleveland. He played four seasons with the Cleveland Browns and seven with the Redskins, the last N.F.L. team of his time to integrate.Credit…Associated Press.
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Fred “Curly” Neal, one of the most famous Harlem Globetrotters in history, has died. The 77-year-old passed away in Houston, Texas.
Neal was born on May 19, 1942, in Greensboro, NC and attended Dudley High School. He competed in the CIAA as a member of the Golden Bulls. He would go on to spend 22 seasons with the Globetrotters from 1963 through 1985.
His popularity was due not only to his entertaining skills on the court but his personality on television.
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Curly Neal, one of the great entertainers of basketball, has joined the pickup game in the sky.
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