Hispanic Jai Lai- the fastest ball in sports!

Ok Now time for a Road Test. The winner of this Road Test must be over 21 to qualify. That's because the winner gets a free six pack of new Corona Seltzer if you buy 2 six packs of Corona Beer!  That's right.  A Dos para Uno deal. Just claim the deal now by tapping the Deal Radar icon on your smart-phone. Offer is good any time in the next  14 days.     So here now are the  Fast Facts... 

"Una Cosa que," sorry I mean, en Inglais: "The One thing that” unites the diverse nations that comprise Miami is the love of sports.  With warm weather all year round, participation in sports and watching sports is a big activity. In South Florida there is a team involved in every major franchise from basketball to hockey, from football to horse Racing.  In Hialeah there is a famous horse racing race course, Hialeah Park.

The Park's grandeur has attracted millions, including  such historical names as the Kennedy family, Harry Truman,  Winston Churchill and JP Morgan. The Hialeah Park Race Track also holds the distinction of being an Audubon Bird Sanctuary due to its famous pink flamingos.


Hialeah is  also the American center of the Spanish or more correctly, the Basque sport of Jai Alai (or Jai Lai) which is a kind of a  handball on steroids.

The sport once held the world record for ball speed with a  goatskin covered jai alai ball that traveled at 188 miles per hour, whipped by one José Ramón Areitio. ​

​Speaking of steroids, slightly further northwest is Hard Rock Stadium, which is the home of the Miami Dolphins -- which was once under coach Don Shula,  a football dynasty.

​The Dolphins seem to be always a contender for the Super Bowl.  Ask anybody. In any language. They can tell you  How the Dolphins are doing this year. And how they will do next season. Better. Right? Always better.  Majore!  Siempre Better!

Now for the Road Test. How fast was the record in ball speed for Jail Lai? If you said 188 miles per hour, remember to collect your Corona  "buy 2 get 1 free" deal.

​Now that's even mucho Mejor Right!?


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