BTR Sports
BTR Sports with Sam and Kory is a sports show focusing on more than just the results and Brett Favre. Each week we take an in-depth look at a topic from the world of sport from a broader, cultural angle. This week we look discuss the parity and balance of the NFL and whether that’s a good thing, look at the Aussie Open and tennis in general and talk about people who can truly be called innovators in the world of sports.
Bill Bellichick has led the Patriots back to the Super Bowl, is he the main reason for New England’s success in the past decade?
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Rafa Nadal’s athletic approach to the game of tennis has some claiming he has revolutionized the way the game is played.
Young Dreams. Man I wish I was Scandinavian.
Billy Beane’s Moneyball revolution changed the way baseball players are evaluated and to some extent how the game is played, but can this statistical approach be applied to other sports?
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