As sports fans prepare for the beginning of the NBA Finals tomorrow night between Stephen Curry’s Golden State Warriors and LeBron James’ Cleveland Cavaliers, we take a look at how the league is leading the way when it comes to connecting with its growing Latino audience. In 2010, “La ENE-BE-A” (a translation of the NBA, […]
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Funny Brands Following March Madness
What time is it? Madness time. That’s right, the not-a-national-holiday-but-should-be known as March Madness began yesterday, and by now mostly everyone’s brackets are irrelevant (thanks a lot Iowa State and Baylor). Oh well, that’s the way the Big Dance works. If your bracket is shot already, cheer up by taking a look at some of the […]
Wisdom.Applied Wednesday: Sports in South America
Everybody knows that soccer, or better “futbol,” is the most popular sport in Latin America (and the world). About 3.2 billion people watched at least a minute of the World Cup in 2010. The truth is Latin Americans are fans of more than just soccer. Other common sports like baseball, basketball and volleyball are also very […]
Funny Friday: Soccer Isn’t for Everyone
Ann Coulter has called shenanigans on soccer in her The Clarion Ledger post. Ridiculous? @TheTweetofGod thinks so. Ann Coulter’s column about how soccer is an example of the decay of America, is an example of the decay of America. http://t.co/nxbNxddNFG — God (@TheTweetOfGod) June 26, 2014 Our Space readers, if you haven’t noticed, I’m a […]
Wednesdays with Will: March Madness
It is that glorious time of the year again. The time of the year where a single basket is the difference between a full on temper tantrum and the gleeful prance of victory, where friends come together to watch games all day long and alma mater chants can be heard from street to street. March Madness holds a […]