Cubs
Through the 2011 regular season, the Giants have won 10,522 and the Cubs have won 10,311.
it depends on what sport
purdue
Yes it is, and an Olympic Games regular as well.
The Comanche Indians had several toys that they played with. The games they played were a hoop game, horse games, and just regular outside games like other children.
The exact number of games for each particular sport in the course of the year could vary based on different reasons like travel time visiting other teams, play-off format, and most important stress on the body, and the weather the sport is played in. For example baseball is a warm weather sport, and is played during the warmer months. Hockey originally an outdoor cold weather sport is played during the winter months. What "season" the sport is played in.The amount of stress caused on the body of the athletes for each particular sport is also a major factor in scheduling, and effects the amount of games that can be played in a season. Baseball for example can be played on a more regular basis because it is less taxing on the body. Baseball teams typically have one or two days off a week for rest and travel time to other parks. Football is more punishing to the body and requires a weeks rest between games to recover.Basketball is an indoor sport, and the "season" played is not as important as stress on the body, and competition with other sports for a fan base.
They play regular games like soccer and baseball.
probably baseball because they travel every week and have about 163 games per season
No, it could not be considered a sport, just like chess, checkers, and a variety of other board games could never be viewed as a sport.
No position in soccer is unique to that sport.
Thanksgiving is usually a very good day for sports. Given that many families in America are together on that day, the TV audience is widely increased, giving nationally shown games a greater significance. One example of this is the annual Thanksgiving day football game in Detroit. This game gets higher viewer ratings than most other regular season football games. Other sports like hockey have recently jumped on the bandwagon to increase the viewership of the sport (ex. Thanksgiving Showdown 2011: Boston Bruins vs. Detroit Red Wings)