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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No Tattoos for Cam Newton says Panthers’ Owner
Before selecting quarterback Cam Newton first in the overall draft back in April, Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson invited the Heisman Trophy winner to his home for a visit. Richardson...
Jim Thome hits 600th Career Home Run
Minnesota Twins designated hitter Jim Thome has been slowly clawing his way towards the 600 career home run milestone all season. He hit number 598 on August 4th but had...
Rest in Peace Bubba Smith
Former NFL defensive end Bubba Smith, who followed his successful football career with a TV and movie acting career, died at his Los Angeles area home on August 3rd, 2011. ...
Randy Moss Retires
Randy Moss, perhaps the most dangerous deep threat in the history of the NFL, announced his retirement from football August 1st. According to his agent, Joel Segal, Moss considered offers...
Ben Roethlisberger Marries Ashley Harlan in Private Ceremony
Amid airtight security, 29-year-old Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger married 26-year-old Ashley Harlan in Christ Church at Grove Farm, a few miles outside Pittsburgh on July 23rd, 2011. Reflecting the...
Derek Jeter Gets Career Hit Number 3000
Derek Jeter came into the New York Yankees — Tampa Bay Rays game on July 9th needing two hits to become the 28th player in major league history to have...
Rest in Peace, Macho Man
“Macho Man,” Randy Savage died in a tragic car accident early this morning. Police believe that the retired 58-year-old wrestler suffered a heart attack while driving, causing him to lose...
R.I.P. Harmon Killebrew
Baseball Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew, who had been battling esophageal cancer until beginning hospice care on May 13th, passed away in Scottsdale, Arizona on May 17th. He was 74. ...
Happy 80th Birthday, Willie Mays
Hall of Famer Willie Mays, probably the greatest centerfielder in major league history, turned 80 on May 6th. Mays was what is known as a five tool player: he could...
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