Posted by Zach Bigalke on May 17, 2011 · Leave a Comment
94th Giro d’Italia/07-29 May 2011
Throughout the course of the Giro d’Italia, Sports Nickel’s resident Non-Traditional Sports Fan in America will offer his news and notes on the action from the first grand tour of the 2011 cycling season… Read More
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Filed under Cycling, More · Tagged with Alberto Contador, Alessandro Petacchi, Alexander Kristoff, Androni Giocattoli, Christophe Le Mevel, Cycling, Davide Appollonio, Etna, Farnese Vini, Filippo Savini, Francisco Ventoso, Giro d'Italia, Graeme Brown, grand tour, italy, Jose Rujano, Klass Lodewyck, Liquigas, Messina, Oscar Gatto, Rabobank, Radio Shack, Rinaldo Nocentini, Robbie McEwen, Roberto Ferrari, Sapri, Saxo Bank, Stage 8, Stage 9, stage race, Tropea, UCI
Posted by Zach Bigalke on May 13, 2011 · Leave a Comment
94th Giro d’Italia/07-29 May 2011
Throughout the course of the Giro d’Italia, Sports Nickel’s resident Non-Traditional Sports Fan in America will offer his news and notes on the action from the first grand tour of the 2011 cycling season… Read More
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Filed under Cycling, More · Tagged with Acqua & Sapone, Acqua e Sapone, Alberto Contador, Alessandro Petacchi, Androni Giocattoli, Angel Vicioso, Astana, Bart De Clercq, BMC, Christophe Le Mevel, Colnago, Cycling, Danilo di Luca, Federico Canuti, Fiuggi Terme, Francisco Ventoso, Garmin-Cervelo, Gianluca Brambilla, Giro d'Italia, grand tour, HTC-Highroad, Jerome Pineau, Jose Serpa, Kanstantsin Sivtsov, Lampre, Leopard-Trek, Liquigas, Livorno, Maddaloni, maglia rosa, maglia rosso passione, maglia verde, Marco Pinotti, Martin Kohler, Michele Scarponi, Montevergine di Mercogliano, Movistar, neutralized, Omega Pharma-Lotto, Orvieto, Pablo Lastras, Pieter Weening, Piombino, Quarto dei Mille, Quick Step, Rabobank, Roberto Ferrari, Roman Kreuziger, Saxo Bank, Sebastian Lang, sprint, Stefano Garzelli, Steven Kruijswijk, strade bianche, Tyler Farrar, UCI, Vincenzo Nibali, Wouter Weylandt
Posted by Zach Bigalke on May 4, 2011 · Leave a Comment
94th Edition
07-29 May 2011
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Filed under Cycling, More · Tagged with AG2R, Alberto Contador, Alessandro Ballan, Alessandro Petacchi, Androni Giocattoli, BMC, Cadel Evans, Carlos Sastre, Colnago, David Arroyo, Denis Menchov, Euskaltel-Euskadi, Filippo Pozzato, Garmin, Geox, Gerald Ciolek, Giro d'Italia, HTC, Igor Anton, Ivan Basso, Johan Tschopp, John Gadret, Jose Rujano, Julian Dean, Katusha, Lampre, Liquigas, maglia rosa, maglia rosso passione, maglia verde, Mark Cavendish, Mark Renshaw, Michele Scarponi, Movistar, Quick Step, Rabobank, Radio Shack, Robbie Hunter, Robbie McEwen, Robert Kiserlovski, Roman Kreuziger, Saxo Bank, Simone Stortoni, sprinters, Theo Bos, Tyler Farrar, Valerio Agnoli, Vincenzo Nibali
Posted by Zach Bigalke on April 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Boy, do I really need a new pair of glasses. Constructed as much out of electrical tape and Gorilla Glue as they are the original frames these days, my literal worldview just keeps getting more and more askew as they warp and wind around. Yet despite the fact that I seem to be harder on spectacles than Djokovic on his rackets, I keep on persevering. Perhaps that’s why I always see things a little differently… and that’s not necessarily... Read More
Filed under Columns, Cycling, Featured, More, Soccer, Tennis · Tagged with Alessandro Ballan, Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, Ashish Bagai, ATP, Australia, Australian Open, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Bjarne Riis, Bjorn Borg, Bosberg, Canada, Champions League, Charara Kapugedera, Christina McHale, Coco Vandeweghe, Cofidis, cricket, Cricket World Cup, Cycling, Dwars door Vlaanderen, England, Fabian Cancellara, FIFA, Fiorenzo Magni, france, Fred Perry, Frederic Guesdon, french open, Gautam Gambhir, George Hincapie, Harbhajan Singh, Harry Hopman, Harvir Baidwan, Het Volk, ICC, India, inter milan, Ireland, Jimmy Hansra, John Isner, Jonathan Trott, Kapil Dev, Kenya, Kevin O'Brien, Kumar Sangakkara, Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, Lasith Malinga, M.S. Dhoni, Mahela Jayawardene, Mardy Fish, Margaret Court, Melanie Oudin, Mumbai, Muttiah Muralitharan, Muur van Geraardsbergen, Namibia, new zealand, Nick Nuyens, Novak Djokovic, Nuwan Kulasekara, Pakistan, Paris-Brussels, Paris-Roubaix, Pete Sampras, Quick Step, Rabobank, Rafael Nadal, Rod Laver, roger federer, Ronde van Vlaanderen, Ryan ten Doeschate, Sachin Tendulkar, Sam Querrey, Saxo Bank, Scotland, Serena Williams, Servais Knaven, Shahid Afridi, south africa, Sri Lanka, Stefan Edberg, Stuart O'Grady, Sylvain Chavanel, tennis, Thilan Samaraweera, Thisara Perera, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Tom Boonen, Tour of Flanders, uefa, Upul Tharanga, Varvara Lepchenko, Venus Williams, Virat Kohli, Virender Sehwag, Wankhede Stadium, West Indies, world cup, WTA, Yuvraj Singh, Zaheer Khan, Zimbabwe
Posted by Zach Bigalke on March 10, 2011 · Leave a Comment
I feel like a kid tearing through a bucket of Halloween candy. We’re in the final stages of our move back across town to the apartment complex we temporarily left to help a friend in need, and it sure feels good to be back. Once again I have a tennis court mere footsteps away, and a pool is accessible every toasty summertime day. But what really has this Non-Traditional Sports Fan in America excited is simply being tied back into 21st-century... Read More
Filed under Columns, Cycling, Featured, More, Olympic Sports, Soccer, Tennis · Tagged with 30 for 30, AC Milan, Alessandro Petacchi, Alpine skiing, Andreas Kloden, ATP, Australian Open, curling, Cycling, Didier Cuche, EPL, ESPN, Eve Muirhead, Fernando Nation, FIS, french open, Genoa, Grand Slam, Greg Henderson, Iditarod, Indian Wells, inter milan, Ivica Kostelic, J.J. Haedo, Juventus, Lance Mackey, Lars Boom, Lindsey Vonn, Liverpool, Manchester United, Maria Riesch, Matthew Goss, Milano-San Remo, Milano-Sanremo, Once Brothers, Paris-Nice, Perth, ProTour, quasquicentennial, Rabobank, Rick Swenson, Robert Gesink, Roland Garros, Sebastian Schnuelle, Serie A, skiing, Soccer, tennis, Thomas De Gendt, Thor Hushovd, Tirreno-Adriatico, Trent Herbst, Tyler Farrar, UCI, Winter Olympics, world cup, WTA
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