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Fun and Frolic at the NAGAAA Gay Softball World Series
By Mark Umbach
The rains of Seattle kept the players off the fields yesterday morning at the 2008 NAGAAA Gay Softball World Series. The inclement conditions couldn’t keep the teams from having fun, however. Wednesday marked the last day of pool play as the players wrapped up what is generally considered the less serious of the competitions. Bracketed double-elimination play heats up in Seattle beginning on Thursday.
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Sporno: Gabe Kapler
By Mark Umbach
Milwaukee Brewers’ outfielder Gabe Kapler was born in Hollywood, and had his baseball career not worked out, he probably could have landed some gigs in his hometown. The 6’2”, 190-pound hottie is known for his defensive skills, but he’s known to legions of gay fans for what’s going on underneath his jersey.
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Competition Begins at NAGAAA Gay Softball World Series
By Mark Umbach
The competition got underway in Seattle yesterday as teams from across the country converged on the city for the 2008 NAGAAA (North American Gay Amateur Athletic Association) Softball World Series. It was a beautiful day for softball and GaySports.com was on the ground checking in with the players and checking up on the action. Check out exclusive video coverage here!
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Sports for Girls: A View from the Couch
Mostly Girls... Fewer Balls
By Helen Wortham
The Olympics are officially over and all those perfectly sculpted bodies have gone home with their medals. That just leaves you and me standing in front of the mirror flexing our biceps. That view might be interesting for the girl you shared the bed with last night, but for me at least, it lacks a certain gold medal status. For that reason, I’ve got two words for you—personal trainer. Preferably, a hot, sexy lady who will bend and stretch you in all the right ways... Someone perhaps like Queen Latifah's hottie fitness coach Jeanette Jenkins.
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This Gay Week in Sports: Matthew Mitcham, Misty May-Treanor
By David Salter
With his boyfriend at his side (even though you didn't see it on NBC), Matthew Mitcham wins a gold; Misty May-Treanor goes from Beijing to Dancing With the Stars; David Beckham gives his gay crown to Cristiano Ronaldo and Peyton Manning makes a play for football in the Olympics.
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NAGAAA Gay Softball World Series Kicks Off
Exclusive video blogs from GaySports.com capture the action!
By Mark Umbach
The teams have landed and registration began yesterday in Seattle for the 2008 NAGAAA Gay Softball World Series. Teams from both coasts and places in the middle have arrived ready to take on the best of the best in what is sure to be four days of intense yet fun competition. Check out exclusive video blogs of the action from GaySports.com!
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Gay Athletes Bring Home the Gold at 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics
By Mark Umbach
So many athletes, so many events, so many television stations, who can keep track of them all? By now, most gay sports fans know that Australia’s Matthew Mitcham won a gold medal in 10-meter platform diving. Most are also aware that lesbian athlete Natasha Kai and the U.S. women’s soccer team scored a bit of an upset to take gold. What about other out athletes? Here's a quick recap on your favorite gay athletes of the 2008 Olympic Games.
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Olympic Recap: Tyson Gay Falls Short Again, American Women Take Gold in Soccer
By Mark Umbach
The favored men’s and women’s track teams seem to have gone all Milli Vanilli on us—especially American sprinter Tyson Gay. Maybe they’re trying to 'Blame It on the Rain… you gotta blame it on something.' In soccer and beach volleyall, however, it was a joyful day for the Americans, who soundly trounced their competition to take home the gold.
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NAGAAA 2008 Gay Softball World Series Opens in Seattle
By Mark Umbach
This past weekend, hundreds of gay and lesbian softball players from across the country descended on Seattle, Washington, for the 2008 NAGAAA Softball World Series. This year GaySports.com will be on top of the action providing clips and insight from those on the ground in Seattle. Before they left for Seattle, GaySports.com caught up with the Spartans’ coaches, Michael Crumbacher and Andrew Gonzalez, to chat about the competition and the importance of gay sports leagues.
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Olympic Recap: Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Capture Gold
By Mark Umbach
He already earned the title of world’s fastest man as the gold medalist in the 100 meters at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games (a race missing American favorite Tyson Gay), and last night Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt was back to prove himself once again. Plus, Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh claim victory in beach volleyball, diver Laura Wilkinson fails to defend her gold medal and Japan thrashes the U.S. in softball.
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