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Ryegrass love it hate it. Great tool for removal in synthetic areas. @OSUBaseball
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AT&T Stadium used hanging grow lights during the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, with 18 lighting rigs suspended from the venue’s rigging truss ⚽
The solution provided full-field coverage while leaving views unobstructed.
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This is what happens to the great game of baseball when you put pocket protector nerds who never wore a jock in charge of how the teams play the game! Just punch in number, analytics and data into a computer, and nevermind the human element…
The #Postseason field is set!
I’m giving the field the benefit of the doubt until we see reason not to, once the players are on it.
But I will present real photos I just took.
1st Photo: The 10 yard line, between the hashes.
2nd Photo: A sample of the artificial turf plugs threaded into the field.
Former England star Andros Townsend is knocked to the ground and partially run over by a heavy pitch roller during a halftime warm-up in Thailand.
The former Tottenham winger's left leg becomes trapped beneath the machine before teammates rush over to help. Somehow, Townsend avoids serious injury, keeps warming up and later comes off the bench as PT Prachuap seals a 3-0 win over Pattani.
Townsend said, "A roller's definitely not going to stop me from continuing, that's for sure. So I was able to carry on.”
On September 25, 2006, the New Orleans Saints played on Monday Night Football against the Falcons in their first game back at the Superdome after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
20 years later, the Saints again will host the Falcons at the Superdome on Monday Night Football Oct. 5
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THE CLEATS WERE MELTING FROM THE TURF 🥵 🥵 🥵
Cleats were scorched and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni needed an IV as a result of extreme heat conditions at Nissan Stadium during game today between Philadelphia and the Tennessee Titans.
READ 📝 : bit.ly/3UXzSLv
#NFL
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La opinión del reputado Dr. James Andrews, experto en realizar la cirugía Tommy John, sobre el aumento de las lesiones en los lanzadores en los últimos años:
"Empecé a seguir los patrones y las tasas de lesiones en el año 2000", dice Andrews. "En aquellos días, hacía alrededor de ocho o nueve cirugías Tommy John por año en la escuela secundaria. La gran mayoría de las cirugías que realizaba eran en el nivel de las Grandes Ligas, otras a nivel de las Ligas Menores, algunas a nivel universitario y luego solo a un pequeño grupo de niños en la secundaria.
"En la situación actual, todo está cambiando. El mayor número de cirugías Tommy John se realizan en el béisbol juvenil. Han superado las que se están haciendo en las Grandes Ligas. Esa es una situación terrible".
Andrews dice que la obsesión por la velocidad y los efectos en el nivel juvenil está teniendo un impacto devastador en los brazos y en el juego mismo.
"Estos niños están lanzando a 90 mph en su tercer año de secundaria", dice. "El ligamento en sí no puede soportar ese tipo de fuerza. Hemos aprendido en nuestro laboratorio de investigación que el béisbol es un deporte de desarrollo. El ligamento Tommy John madura alrededor de los 26 años. En la escuela secundaria, la línea roja donde las fuerzas van más allá las propiedades de tracción del ligamento son de aproximadamente 80 mph".
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Today and every day, we're grateful for the volunteers who give their time and hearts to make Little League programs possible. Happy Labor Day!
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I couldn’t possibly agree with Jeff Kent more!
The game has gone too far concerning ANALYTICS and it needs a reset!
I would estimate that 99.99 % of retired @MLB players will agree with Jeff Kent!
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Here's how we're looking of Day 4 #LLWS






































