where to get best sports writing tips?
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bbc sports or skysports
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Best site??? Just practice, honey!
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The best way is first to sign up and get a league. Then get 1 or 2 magazines and find some good websites. Then Get some rankings. From ther it is all stats. Try to find a system that helps
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Try i'venobusinessbeingawriter.com
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Although I tend to use them more as practice than anything, Yahoo seems to have a pretty decent setup for the price of nothing.  You can do drafts live or just by making a predraft list.  The scoring can be somewhat limiting at times, but for free it's hard to complain.  It also allows you to do IDP (Individual Defensive Player) leagues, as that is a trend that is gaining strength among those who have played for a while.  If you choose to do a public league, you'll also find the ability level is generally lower, so if you are just starting out it can be a good place to learn some of the tricks without getting things handed to you either.  Hope this helps!
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Try this.  http://eteamz.active.com/baseball/instruction/tips/\n\nand this ..http://www.sewellbaseball.com/free/memberpage_free_trial.html
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Sports Illustrated\nPlayboy
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I'd say Yahoo! by far. The stat tracker (though you need to pay for it) is an invaluable tool on gameday. And the interface is easy to setup and use. I've used ESPN and Sportline in the past and my buddies and I, in the end settled on Yahoo!
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I often find that I am much more literate than I am fluent.  When writing, I have time to think about what I'm going to say, and if I say something mean or stupid, there's always the ever-delightful back-space (although, I have to admit I sometimes don't realize I'm mean or stupid until after I've clicked "Send.")\n\nThe only thing that helped me was practice.  Get into groups, don't worry about not saying anything, and just observe what people say to each other.  Steal their lines when you go to the next group.\n\nAnd it helps to figure out what the people you are going to be with will be talking about -- if they like music, brush up on what's popular.  If they are sports fans, check out the sports pages before you head off for an evening.\n\nDorothy Parker's fiction often deals with the inanity of small talk -- but the thing is, people still often talk like this 70 years later!  DP seems to hate small talk, but I think it's a nice skill to have.  I'm still practicing (-:.
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BBC's Sport Academy is a good place to start. It also provides comprehensive information on other sports too.
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try http://www.footballpoets.org/
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Physically or online?\n\nI donb't know where you live so I can't speak to a physical location, but I use finesoccer.com as a coaching tool for my U14 boys team.
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Yahoo is just too easy. Try fantasysports.yahoo.com.
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This probably depends on your level of interest. \n\nSports Illustrated is my personal favorite, devoting plenty of space to baseball in season. The writing is always great. ESPN the magazine has its share of baseball material. It targets a younger audience than SI.\n\nThe Sporting News has good team reports and some features, although it is not as comprehensive as "the good old days." Baseball America is like the old Sporting News in that it covers the minor leagues and other baseball (draft, colleges) quite well. Some teams have specific newspapers covering just the club (Diehard for the Red Sox, Yankee magazine, Inside Pitch for the Mets, I believe, etc.) USA Today's Baseball Weekly does a pretty good overall job, although it has added other sports in the last couple of years.
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The overall best is Sports Illustrated.  ESPN is the worst by far.  And Sporting News is the best if you are a baseball fanatic.
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The Internet is a great resource for these. Here's a few really good ones:\n\nhttp://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/\nhttp://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-courses/writing-courses.htm\nhttp://www.writers.com/\nhttp://www.englishonline.net/\n\nAnd here's a ton of FREE help: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/\n\nIf you ever need someone to look over your papers, here's a site with affordable pros: http://wordtechs.com/\n\nRegards,\n\n~Tia~\nYahoo Brainiac\nhttp://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html
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http://www.coachteeball.com/TeeballCoachingTips.htm\n\nfor 10 tee-ball coaching techniques!\n\nHAVE FUN!!!!!