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...some sports, that might represent a lackadaisical attitude, but for the Crimson baseball team, it actually makes sense. Despite its mediocre record, Harvard has demonstrated time and time again that is has all the talent it needs to get the necessary victories to make the Ivy League tournament. The team has had strong offensive outbursts from its leadoff batters down to nine-holer Kyle Larrow, and has had intimidating performances from a plethora of pitchers, including Perlman, Ferreira, junior Eric Eadington, and sophomores Brent Suter, Marcus Way, and Will Keuper...
McLaren went on to have successes with Adam and the Ants and Bow Wow Wow before ditching the bands entirely and becoming the true talent behind his own hip-hop- and opera-inspired pop tunes as well as a dozen other songs throughout the 1980s...
...biggest part of the issue is anytime you have to replace four guys at a very labor-intensive position, it really takes a long time to become a unit,” Murphy said. “That’s your big concern. We have the talent, we have to find out if we can develop the leadership and the cohesiveness...
...hand, this seems intuitive. A solid team dynamic, superior coaching, a raucous home crowd, or a host of other auxiliary factors on one side can overcome an immense collection of pure talent on the other. Nevertheless, this doesn’t stop monied teams in professional sports leagues around the world, from Real Madrid to the Yankees, from making more of an effort to recruit and satisfy expensive star athletes instead of focusing on more foundational efforts. The failures of these efforts are often blamed on the once-touted athletes themselves, but instead, the overall strategy should be questioned...
...water polo, the bulk of the talent on the secondary level is in California,” Harvard coach Erik Ferrar said. “There are some good programs in Florida, and you get the occasional nugget out of Chicago...