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Phoenix Coyotes 2012 Western Champs Phantom Merch

The Los Angeles Kings knocked off the Phoenix Coyotes earlier this morning in an exciting overtime victory to win their first conference championship since 1993. The LA Kings 2012 Western Conference Championship merchandise can be found over at the NHL.com Shop. As always leagues and manufacturers produce merchandise for both

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London 2012 Olympic Tickets Unveiled

The London 2012 Summer Olympic Games are right around the corner and, let’s be honest, it has been a disaster from a design and branding point-of-view thus far. This past weekend the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games unveiled the design of the Olympic tickets and when compared to

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Cincinnati Reds pay tribute to Chipper Jones

The Cincinnati Reds will be paying tribute to the career of one of their greatest foes during a game tonight in Cincinnati’s Great American Ballpark. Atlanta Braves third baseman and future hall-of-famer Chipper Jones will be wrapping up his 19-season career following the 2012 season and this week marks his

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Are the Fighting Illini Looking at New Uniforms?

Rumors on the internet are like grains of sand on a beach, but when they have to do with sports uniforms, we track them down. There has been substantial buzz about the Illinois football team potentially having new uniforms in 2012 or possibly the year after.

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Tigers, Pirates Pay Tribute with Negro Leagues Uniforms

The Detroit Tigers held their 18th annual Negro Leagues Tribute game yesterday at Comerica Park in a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Both teams donned uniforms paying homage to the Negro Leagues teams which once represented their respective cities during the 1920s and 1930s.

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