The African-American who spit in the face of racism
The first African-American heavyweight champion of the world, the “Galveston Giant” Jack Johnson, was born 134-years ago last week on March 31, 1878. Johnson (80-8-12-14, 45 KOs) was forever...
View ArticleThe history of the Louisville Slugger
The 2012 Major League Baseball (MLB) season commenced on March 28 when the Seattle Mariners played the Oakland Athletics at the Tokyo Dome in Japan. The Louisville Slugger bat is synonymous with...
View ArticleRed Sox fans will miss “Tito” as Bobby V runs the franchise to the ground
Former Boston Red Sox manager and current ESPN baseball analyst Terry Francona said Thursday on “The Michael Kay Show” that he won’t attend the 100th celebration at Fenway Park next week. Francona, who...
View ArticleHall of Fame hurler Goose Gossage doesn’t want the ‘cheating’ Roger Clemens...
2008 National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Goose Gossage said during an interview on ESPN Radio’s “The Michael Kay Show” that notorious flamethrower Roger Clemens should not receive a future ticket...
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