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Franco Harris On Immaculate Reception, Steeler Memories And His Drink Company
Pro Football Hall of Famer and four-time Super Bowl champion running back Franco Harris talks about classic moments from his playing days in Pittsburgh and his entrepreneurial project AdeNation.
1919 Stanley Cup: Why No Champion Was Crowned
Ken Rosen, author of "1919: The Search for Mankind's Greatest Killer," explains how the series between the Montreal Canadiens and the Seattle Metropolitans ended with several players hospitalized because of the flu -- defenseman Joe Hall died -- and without a winner.
When Teemu Met Paul ...
Anaheim traded for Teemu Selanne in 1996, and he immediately clicked with Ducks star Paul Kariya, even though their personalities were complete opposites.
Willie O'Ree, The Jackie Robinson Of Hockey, Has Amazing Jackie Robinson Story
The hockey pioneer met the Dodgers icon in Brooklyn, and 13 years later, their paths crossed again in Los Angeles.
What Being A Yankee Was All About: Nick Swisher On 2009 World Series Champions
Playing for the Bronx Bombers was every bit as amazing and badass as Swisher had hoped it would be.
How Athlete Caricatures Exploded Into Multi-Million Dollar Merchandise Business
In the late 80s and early 90s, being depicted as a champion on a Salem Sportswear shirt was "like being on a Wheaties box."
Sugar Ray Leonard: 'I Felt Muhammad' When Doing Ali Shuffle Vs. Duran
Leonard's in-ring tribute to Ali came during the famous No Mas bout in 1980 against Roberto Duran.
Now On Fox College Hoops, 'Roundball Rock' Remains Ultimate Basketball Theme
John Tesh's music is still firing up fans and players nearly three decades after its debut.
Muhammad Ali's Story Unfolds With Interactive Exhibit At LA's Beverly Center
"Muhammad Ali: Greatest of All Time" features photos, videos, artifacts, memorabilia and more, and will be open in iconic SoCal mall through January 20.
Why Gibson Ran Away From Dodger Teammates After HR: 1988 World Series, Game 1
As he crossed home plate on his game-winning HR, Kirk Gibson was in no condition to accept standard congrats from the other L.A. players.
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