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Question of the day: Knowing what you know now, which player would you rather have as a mid-career player: Bonds, A-Rod, Aaron or Griffey? [Updated]
The Fabulous ForumReporters from around the Tribune Co. weigh in on the topic concerning four members of the 600 home run club: Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, Hank Aaron and Ken Griffey Jr. Check back throughout the day for more responses and feel...... -
July 16: Author - Martha Ackmann Talks About Her Book, Curveball: The Remarkable Story of Toni Stone the First Woman to Play Professional Baseball in the Negro League
WGN NewsCurveball From the time she was a girl growing up in the shadow of Lexington Park in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Toni Stone knew she wanted to play professional baseball. There was only one problem--every card was stacked against her. Curveball tells the...Tags: Satchel Paige, Jackie Robinson, Ernie Banks, Willie Mays, Sports
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Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez approaching 2 weeks in his quest for 600 career homers
AP Sports WriterThe numbers on the specially marked balls for Alex Rodriguez's at-bats must be getting up there — perhaps, uhm, close to say 600. The Yankees slugger's quest — and by now it is one — for membership in the exclusive 600-homer club...Tags: Basketball, Sammy Sosa, Babe Ruth, Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez
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Athlete Suffers From Common Sleep Disorder
Baltimore SunThe chronic sleep disorder that afflicts Ravens rookie linebacker Sergio Kindle is a common but often misdiagnosed condition that is treatable and should not affect his NFL career, according to experts in the study of narcolepsy. But the long-term...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Sleep Disorders, Stanford University, Cleveland Browns, National Football League
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7/21/2010: PIX11 & This TV pay tribute to "The Boss" George Steinbrenner
New York, NY--July 21, 2010 New Yorkers may love or hate the New York Yankees, but one thing they can all agree on is that George Steinbrenner built the team into a world champion dynasty. WPIX and THIS TV will honor "The Boss" of baseball, the late...Tags: Gary Cooper, Television Stations, Children, New York Mets, George Steinbrenner
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Former Seahawk Shaun Alexander Taking "Tour For Jesus"
Staff reporterShaun Alexander fills his days with a mix of the spiritual and physical. The former NFL MVP is on a nine-city tour speaking at churches, clubs and businesses -- anywhere that will let him share his Christian faith. In the meantime, a different kind of...Tags: Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl, Multi-Sport Events, Football, Washington Redskins
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Sports legends revealed: Did Wally Moon coin the term 'flake' to describe an eccentric person?
The Fabulous ForumBASEBALL LEGEND: Former baseball star Wally Moon coined the term "flake" to describe an eccentric person. STATUS: True Wally Moon cemented his place in Los Angeles Dodger lore by adapting his swing in his first season playing for the team,...... -
Hank Aaron: Batters home run-obsessed
Chicago Breaking SportsTribune News Services NEW YORK -- Hank Aaron watches games these days and is perplexed as batter after batter tries to jack pitches out of the ballpark, obsessed with the long ball that made Hammerin' Hank famous. "I don't think they understand the role... -
Sports Legends Revealed: Did Bo Belinsky intentionally hit Hank Aaron after Aaron's 400th homer?
The Fabulous ForumBASEBALL LEGEND: Bo Belinsky intentionally hit Hank Aaron after Aaron hit his 400th home run off of Belinsky, with Belinsky tipping his hat to the slugger both times. STATUS: False. In 1962, Bo Belinsky was 25 years old, a rookie...... -
Best cities to catch a baseball game? Here’s a list
Postcards from FloridaAlas, the Marlins (in Miami) or the Rays (in Tampa Bay) don't rate on this list of best spots to catch a Major League Baseball game, compiled by the folks at CheapFlights.com. The Web site's Top 10 list is loaded with the usual suspects: Fenway Park in... -
Tiger Woods returns to golf today at the Masters: Is it biggest sports story ever?
Open Mike» Orlando Sentinel – Open MikeIs Tiger Woods return to golf at the Masters the biggest sports story in history?... -
Arnold Dean: I'm Proud To Call Him Friend (Archive)
When Arnold D'Angelo was born almost 78 years ago, his book-loving dad named his new son after the British historian Arnold Toynbee. "My father was a voracious reader and a great admirer of Toynbee," D'Angelo said. "And I became addicted to books, as...Tags: Library of Congress, New York City, Arts and Culture, Libraries, U.S. Air Force
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