Kobie Bryant And How We Cope
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor There are reflections, tributes, and the tears. Kobie Bryant was definitely an icon and you don’t have to be a sports or NBA fan to realize what is going on here. Kobie Bryant had an […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor There are reflections, tributes, and the tears. Kobie Bryant was definitely an icon and you don’t have to be a sports or NBA fan to realize what is going on here. Kobie Bryant had an […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor The production BatBoy “A Yankee Miracle” hit the stage Friday evening at the Hostos Community College Theater. The production and performance is based on the book that was authored by Ray Negron a longtime baseball […]
By Ray Negron Thirty nine years later people still love to tell thier own stories about our beloved Thurman Munson. So many years have passed yet the passion and love for this incredible sports hero just won’t fade. In 1976 […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor Old-Timers’ Day at Yankee Sunday and Ron Guidry got on the mound again. Perhaps the best Yankees starting pitcher, next in line to Whitey Ford, was in the Bronx prior to this annual and traditional […]
By Ray Negron Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon, the first African American Sheriff in the long history of Suffolk County Long Island went back to his childhood home of the Bronx. He was there to visit his favorite baseball team, […]
I recently received a call from Mead Chasky, the sports memorabilia guru, to tell me that Lou Piniella had a stroke.
By Ray Negron This year marks the 40th anniversary of the 1977 New York Yankees. That iconic team was George Steinbrenner’s first World Championship ball club. Some very colorful players wore the Yankees pinstripes that year. Their captain Thurman Munson, […]
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