Sport websites Sport websites Baseball Think Factory, formerly known as Baseball Primer, is a website for baseball fans. The general thrust of Baseball Think Factory is the sabermetric approach to baseball analysis and appreciation. ...more on Wikipedia about "Baseball Think Factory"
Boxrec.com is a website dedicated to keep updated records of professional boxers, both male and female. As of June 2005 the BoxRec database contains records of 274,264 boxers and 963,766 bouts. ...more on Wikipedia about "Boxrec.com"
The ChessWorld.net correspondence server is a commercial Internet site devoted to chess moves and games. Time limits are measured in days instead of minutes or seconds, and are per-move instead of for all moves. It includes paying members and guests. ...more on Wikipedia about "ChessWorld.net"
Eurobasket.com and its related web sites (usbasket.com, latinbasket.com, asia-basket.com, africabasket.com, and australiabasket.com) are a group of global basketball websites covering 242 basketball leagues in 153 countries. ...more on Wikipedia about "Eurobasket.com"
InstantChess.com is an Internet chess site that is very popular among everyday chess players. Its user-friendly style of play and non-hardcore membership appeal to players who may not ever approach master level, but simply enjoy the game of chess. Headquartered in Moscow, it has a truly international membership where people from all over the word play and chat at the same time. There is also a club forum and blog where members may discuss popular topics such as politics, religion, travel, humor, and sometimes even chess. The forum (which requires an additional charge) is so popular that some members prefer the lively debates and discusions more than actually playing chess. For more advanced players there are a variey of unique and useful features that InstantChess.com has pioneered, but most are considered add-ins and require small additional fees. InstantChess.com actively seeks school chess clubs and offers free memberships to all middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities. ...more on Wikipedia about "InstantChess.com"
The Internet Chess Club is a commercial Internet site devoted to the play and discussion of chess and chess variants by chess players. Paid members and guests play tens of thousands of games each day, and it is not uncommon to find over 2,000 chess players logged on to ICC. Additional services, most of which are available only to paid members, include ...more on Wikipedia about "Internet Chess Club"
KFFL is a sports-related web site, covering the National Football League and Major League Baseball, specializing in fantasy news coverage of both. ...more on Wikipedia about "KFFL"
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OneFootball.com was a website for football (soccer) information for over 10 leagues. It included club owner information, latest news and rumours, a discussion board, an 'Ask the Ref' section and well known columnists. ...more on Wikipedia about "Onefootball"
Operationsports.com is a website dedicated to sports gaming. On this website, you can find reviews and previews of upcoming sports videogames such as Madden NFL, Tiger Woods PGA Tour or FIFA Football. Operation Sports has a huge community on its forum, there you can find sliders to adjust the realism of sport video games, saved files to keep your roster of athletes up to date and finally find people to challenge online. The only drawback to this website is the over-moderationship of the message boards. Administrators don't want you to criticize anything to help them improve the website and the community. Other than that it's an excellent website. ...more on Wikipedia about "Operation sports"
Soccernet.com is a website owned by ESPN, a subsidiary of Disney. ...more on Wikipedia about "Soccernet"
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