Ron Santo elected to Baseball Hall of Fame. Finally
In a long overdue move, former Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee, also known as the Golden Era...
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Rest in Peace Smokin’ Joe Frazier
Former heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frazier passed away on November 7th, 2011 in Philadelphia. Smokin’ Joe, as he was known, had suffered from liver cancer and had recently entered hospice...
Cardinals’ Manager Tony La Russa Retires on Top
Saying this felt like “the time to end it” St Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announced his retirement, three days after his club defeated the Texas Rangers in the...
Front Row Amy Cheers on the Milwaukee Brewers
It isn’t often that a fan of a sports team gets some national attention, but the Milwaukee Brewers have one of these rare fans. Amy Williams, better known as “Front...
Raiders Win, Mourn Al Davis
The Oakland Raiders beat the Houston Texans 25-20 October 9th on a last second interception in the end zone by safety Michael Huff. It was an emotionally charged game for...
Aaron Rodgers Ignores Brett Favre’s Comments
Apparently Really Retired quarterback Brett Favre just can’t let it go with the Green Bay Packers. In a radio interview with an Atlanta radio station, Favre said that his successor...
Kershaw and Verlander Earn Pitching’s Triple Crown
Justin Verlander of the Detroit Tigers and Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers together did something that hasn’t happened since 1924. Both earned the pitcher’s Triple Crown (led or...
Rivera, Wakefield Reach Milestones
Veteran pitchers Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees and Tim Wakefield of the Boston Red Sox both reached career milestones on September 13th. Rivera had career save number 600 in...
Aaron Rodgers Disses Mark Sanchez’s GQ Style
On his weekly show September 6th on Milwaukee’s 540 ESPN Radio, Green Bay Packers quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers voiced displeasure with New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez’s...
Oscar De La Hoya Admits He Hit Rock Bottom
In a TV interview, former boxing champ Oscar De La Hoya said he hit bottom after he retired from the sport in 2009. While it’s not unusual for sports figures...
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