Values of the game
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Public tirades, fist-fights, exorbitant contracts, labor disputes, ear-bitings, and coach-chokings all cast a pall over national pastimes that once seemed theatres for heroism, teamwork, and loyalty. Bill Bradley insists that those positive values are what make sports more than just …
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Public tirades, fist-fights, exorbitant contracts, labor disputes, ear-bitings, and coach-chokings all cast a pall over national pastimes that once seemed theatres for heroism, teamwork, and loyalty. Bill Bradley insists that those positive values are what make sports more than just mere entertainment, and that they are still alive and well....
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