Sure, the ABCs are the important basics of Columbus, Ohio sports, but it's also the A's (Arnold Sports Festival, Arena Football), B's (Blue Jackets, Buckeyes), and C's (Crew, Clippers).
As a life-long resident of central Ohio, it was simply a matter of time until Robert Barga became a fan of all the local teams. Having watched the Ohio State Buckeyes for years, and now attending the University, Barga has become engaged in their sports. Growing up playing baseball and soccer led him to watch and enjoy the Clippers and the Crew. Finally, when the NHL came to town, Barga decided that it was time to get into the sport, and started to watch the team being born.
The ABCs of Columbus Sports follows Barga’s passions, as he writes on his teams, and he speculates on their future. Among these writings, Barga writes predominantly on the Blue Jackets, Clippers, and Buckeyes football.
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Both the fans and the power play started where they left off last year.
The battle for the Paul Bunyan's Axe will be the only exciting game this week.
Finally, some conference play.
There will be some more tests this week, but the Big 10 should come out ahead.
With only two ranked teams, the Big Ten is looking to make themselves look stronger.
Is this the season when the Big Ten goes back to the glory years?
$27.50 for a night between a father and son is difficult to beat.
There was plenty of controversy in this here game, but it didn't ruin it.
A bad loss to Gwinnett was in part due to major league callups and/or trades.
Oh, and the Scranton/WB Yankees beat the Columbus Clippers, 2-1.
A victory and a marriage proposal. There was something for everybody.
The Newest Park in minor league baseball is also one of the best!
Allowing five runs in the first doesn't help much.
I was looking for a mercy rule at the end of the first.
The second pitch of the game was a homer, how do you think it went?
The game was over by the fourth, leaving the only suspense as who would win the hot dog race.
The start of a 3-game battle for Ohio began, as the Indians and the Reds AAA teams battled it out.
The bleeding started in the second and never ended.
The Clippers were sunk in the 3rd and never came back.
A game so close, the deciding run was in the eighth.