Donovan McNabb has never even been a finalist for the NFL Hall of Fame, but that didn’t stop the former Eagle from telling TMZ Sports that he “absolutely” believes he belongs there.
Barry M. Bloom, a sports columnist for Forbes, penned a piece saying that he finally voted for Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling for inclusion into the Baseball Hall of Fame, despite calling the famed “bloody sock” pitcher a “right-wing, reactionary, demagogue.”
July 25 (UPI) — Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Kelly is cancer-free after receiving clear results on an MRI and CT scans.
An Orange County jury awarded the Grumpy Cat $710,001 in damages this week after a beverage company allegedly failed to honor the kitty with the infamous sourpuss image.
The good, the bad, and the ugly—Alex Rodriguez’s time in New York and in the major leagues can be summed up with all three, a true triple play.
He may be barred from the National Baseball Hall of Fame, but Pete Rose has found his place right at home. The Cincinnati Reds will induct him into its Hall of Fame on the June 24-26 weekend.
The Baseball Writers’ Association of America elected Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza to the Hall of Fame.
Roger Clemens apparently never read Thomas Wolfe. He thinks he can go home again in a Red Sox hat.
The only man with five rings calls the newest member of the four-ring club a cheater.
Curt Schilling, whose stock rose in the Hall of Fame vote this year as his percentage of the vote increased from 29% in 2013 to 39% this year, asserted that he hurt his chances for enshrinement by his outspoken support for the Republican Party.
The Baseball Hall of Fame announced Tuesday that four players will be enshrined in Cooperstown this summer: Randy Johnson, Pedro Marinez, John Smoltz, and Craig Biggio.
Initial reports from Cooperstown indicate that the Baseball Hall of Fame may match its biggest crop of inductees in its history this year.
