The Valley's NFL franchise plays in the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. It opened Fall of 2006.

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The Diamondbacks, the 1999 Western Division champs, play at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix.

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Coached by former ASU and Dallas Cowboys star Danny White, the Rattlers play arena football from May to mid-August in the US Airways Center in downtown Phoenix.

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ASU offers 21 varsity intercollegiate sports, including football, baseball, men's and women's basketball, and women's volleyball, competing in the Pacific (Pac)-10 Conference.

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Professional indoor soccer is played from August through December at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum.

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Every March, Major League Baseball teams come to Arizona for spring training.  Cactus League games provide the first taste of summer at truly bargain prices.  Box seats run $10 to $16 at most stadiums, and lawn seats are as little as $3.

A New Year's tradition, the Fiesta Bowl brings two of the top collegiate football teams in the nation to the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.for exciting football action.

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Drag racing is held year-round at this raceway in Chandler

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NHL Coyotes' loyal fans catch the action at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale from the season opener in the fall to play-off whiteouts.

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Phoenix Greyhound Park features dog racing year-round

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PIR holds five main INDY car and 2 Nextel Cup stock car events September through May.

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Phoenix's WNBA team made its debut in 1997 under the leadership of coach Cheryl Miller.  Games are played during the summer at the US Airways Center in downtown Phoenix.

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Golf's top names play Scottsdale Tournament Players Club in January

One of the hottest teams in the NBA, the Suns play to sold-out crowds at the US Airways Center in downtown Phoenix.

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Horse Racing is featured at Turf Paradise September through May.

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