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2012 YEAR IN REVIEW
The stories that stood out in the world of sports
Year in Review 2012: Obsessions
Here are the top 10 obsessions that, as ranked by their search volume and percentage spike compared with 2011 on Yahoo!.
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Sole sculpture: Toys fashioned from shoe …
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Explore earth's most beautiful salt …
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Controversial Amazon dam
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Photos: On the job hunt, some veterans land …
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May Day rallies around the world
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Superstorm Sandy: Six months later
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Spanish protesters stage siege of capita …
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World's longest train tunnel
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New York Auto Show 2013
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How budget cuts could affect you
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Shanghai's poor find 'home' in …
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Hong Kong's cramped quarters
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Violent protests sweep Bulgaria
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Google alters reality with futuristic gl …
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Thousands rally in Greek anti-austerity …
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Horsemeat scandal shocks Europe
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- Get those red pens ready: Royals television graphic contains abundance of glaring errors
Face it: Inaccuracies, errors and typos are a product of this high-speed information world we currently inhabit. You may have even seen a few right here on Big League Stew from time to time. But this mistake-riddle graphic that popped … Continue reading →
- Roy Hibbert believes Shane Battier’s Game 1 knee to ‘midsection’ was intentional, 'bull----'
You're not going to believe this, but Indiana Pacers center Roy Hibbert thinks that Miami Heat forward Shane Battier planting a surging right knee square into his giblets on a first-quarter drive during Wednesday's Game 1 win wasn't an accident. … Continue reading →
- In trying to defend Sergio Garcia’s racial remark, Euro Tour CEO drops a racial remark of his own
Sometimes, it's better just to say nothing at all. In trying to defend, or at least rationalize, Sergio Garcia's "fried chicken" shot at Tiger Woods, European Tour CEO George O'Grady took to the airwaves of Sky Sports. And in the … Continue reading →
- A Michael Phelps comeback isn't far-fetched
Michael Phelps returning for the 2016 Olympics in Rio would only enhance his legacy and his stated goal of changing the way America views swimming.
- After LeBron James' last-second layup beats Pacers, Roy Hibbert vows not to sit quietly again
Curiously left on the bench at the end of devastating OT loss to the Heat, All-Star center Roy Hibbert says his coach and the Heat will hear from him next time.
- Texas pitcher throws no-hitter, scores game’s only run on homer in state tourney upset
It’s a common over-exaggeration to say that a player knocked off an opponent singlehandedly. Except it wasn’t much of an exaggeration for a regional playoff baseball victory in Texas, where a starting pitcher threw a no-hitter and scored the only run of the game with a solo homer. Now that is a one-man show. Continue reading →
- Nate McLouth falls into crowd to make a great catch, gets a beer tossed at him afterward
You know you're on the road when you go barreling into the stands to make a great catch, get up, climb back on the field and a fan throws a beer at you. Right, Nate McLouth? The Baltimore Orioles left … Continue reading →
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