If you pop a dot on the Major League Baseball (MLB) logo, it looks like a bird with arms.
Logo created (without the dot) by American Graphic Designer Jerry Dior in 1968.
If you pop a dot on the Major League Baseball (MLB) logo, it looks like a bird with arms.
Logo created (without the dot) by American Graphic Designer Jerry Dior in 1968.
The soles are shot
The canvas torn
They’ve gone to pot
These shoes I’ve worn
They lasted long
And then some more
So this swan song
Has hit the floor
They paid their dues
t’s nighty-night
My Puma shoes
Head toward the light
Bone shards:
Who is that white dude, err, I mean that nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut?
Rick Barry’s free throws were underhanded, granny-style, or granny shots, which some of you may remember from a certain Will Ferrell basketball movie.
Behold, the great and wondrous Julius Erving / Dr. J.
During World War II, Spalding helped manufacture M1918 Browning Automatic Rifles.
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