On this day in 1974 in Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, “Hammerin’ Hank” made MLB history by hitting his 715th career homer, and surpassing Babe Ruth's record.
On the field and online, Jack Hoffman was impossible to stop on Saturday.
At one point in time, everybody knew Mr. Rogers. It was almost impossible to turn on the television and not catch Fred throwing on his signature cardigan or Bobo shoes and teaching people about the way bread is made or why dogs are constantly sticking their noses up one another's anus
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There are only a couple of reasons why a pro basketball player should attempt to make a half-court shot, and they all usually involve a ticking clock that’s about to end the game. We’ve seen many failed attempts and famous wins in basketball history as only two or three seconds remained in the game and one hopeful player hurled the ball from half court praying that he would sink the winning shot. There are those guys, and then there's Russell Westbrook.
Charles Barkley is known for his over-sized physique and personality and unfiltered approach to basketball analysis.
You never want to see something tragic like this happen in sports but you know it's always a real possibility.
This guy has made all of us laugh for years...he's show business legend, Carl Reiner, & Carl is going to be joining me Monday afternoon on Puffman Show at 4:30. Carl's written a beautiful memoir, "I Remember Me" which recounts his life in & out of the entertainment business, & shows aspiring performers & writers what it REALLY takes to succeed: an unshakable belief in yourself. Carl is a neat
If you think the NBA’s slam dunk contest has lost some of its luster, then you won’t know what to make of the disaster that is the Chinese Basketball Association’s version of this event.
Imagine if your refrigerator grew feet, put on a football jersey and ran really fast.
A Colorado high school basketball player did something in a game last week that NBA players like Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Kevin Durant don't even attempt. We'll give you details, but you should watch the video first:
That's Lewis-Palmer High School basketball player Anna Olson of Monument, C
In October 1963, the word "Beatlemania" was coined in Britain to describe the reactions of screaming young girls every time they heard the Beatles' music, either in performance or on the radio. On Feb. 7, 1964, the U.S. got its first proper taste of Beatlemania, as the group arrived in America for the first time.