Bud Fowler, Buck O'Neil, and Minnie Minoso have been elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The famed Negro League baseball players joined three other candidates — Gil Hodges, Jim Kaat, and Tony Oliva — to be chosen for the Hall of Fame's Class of 2022. The six players will officially be inducted in … Continue reading Negro League Baseball Players Voted Into National Baseball Hall Of Fame
Nico Ali Walsh entered the same ring where his grandfather, Muhammad Ali, shared some of his greatest moments. And just like his grandfather, Ali Walsh exited the Madison Square Garden ring a winner. Ali Walsh, 21, defeated Reyes Sanchez, to improve to 3-0 in his young boxing career. It was the first time one of … Continue reading Nico Ali Walsh Captures First Win at Madison Square Garden
Nearly a half-century after his death, Gil Hodges has an added line to a resume that includes U.S. Marine, All-Star first baseman and World Series-winning manager. He’s a Hall of Famer. In his 35th appearance on a ballot for Cooperstown, the former Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers star and guiding force behind the 1969 Miracle Mets obtained … Continue reading Dodgers/Mets Star Gil Hodges To The Baseball Hall Of Fame
The New York Giants lost to the Miami Dolphins, 20-9, on Sunday afternoon. The New York Giants entered Week 13 shorthanded and hopeful, but left Miami just shorthanded. In one of their ugliest performances in recent years, the Giants were manhandled by the Miami Dolphins despite the scoreboard showing a low-scoring affair. The reason for … Continue reading Miami Dolphins Defeat New York Giants 20-9
