New NFL Season Underway The 2009 NFL season has kicked off. Between the teams, the fans, and the sports commentators/critics, it’s hard to tell who is the most excited about it. One thing is for sure though, everyone is watching. Since February, there have been predictions, assumptions, and anticipation, and finally Football Sundays are back. With the tough competition we’ve seen so far, it’s no wonder why more coaches are going for it on 4th down, bringing games down to the wire. Here are some details about the past, to get you energized for this season and also some suggestions for getting others on board. Historical Details... Read More...

Each season millions of fans head to the track to witness the most popular sport in the United States today, NASCAR racing.  Since the ending of World War II, stock-car racing has only been growing in the number of fans, drivers, and crowds. 8% OFF NASCAR Tickets Until Oct 1 - CODE: NASCAR8. View NASCAR Tickets Here! History When you think of stock car racing, your first thought should be Daytona Beach.  Throughout the 1920s and 30s it was the most popular place to race cars and break records.  Between 1927 and 1935, eight world records were broken and from 1905-1935 a total of 15 records were set on what was later named the Daytona Beach road course.  For a moment in time it was the Mecca for racing fans of all ages... Read More...

Fifty-two years after the loss of the Dodgers, Brooklyn baseball fans have a team to cheer for in their own borough. Since 2001, the Cyclones have been entertaining sold-out crowds, both local and visiting. Besides the love of the game and the talent they display, the Cyclones give fans a number of reasons to come out to Keyspan Park. Located in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn, the park has an unforgettable view. Keyspan Park overlooks the Atlantic Ocean with a backdrop that includes the Wonder Wheel and part of the famous Cyclone rollercoaster in left field, as well as the Parachute Jump in right field. Think of it as sharing a baseball game and a breathtaking view among 7,500 of your closest friends... Read More...

Only in Boston, Massachusetts can you find a place like Fenway Park.  It is the oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball today, with a plethora of great moments and players in its archives. Fenway Park hosted its first official game on April 20, 1912. In this game, the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Highlanders—better known today as the Yankees. The rivalry will continue this summer so don’t miss your chance to relive history. The two teams faced off in 1912 in front of 27,000 fans, but luckily today their stadiums have larger capacities.  Unfortunately, the historical 7-6 Red Sox win in 11 innings did not even make front-page news due to the Titanic sinking only a few days before it. Their “big games” weren’t even played at Fenway... Read More...