"Four seconds, three seconds... Do you believe in miracles? YES!" This line, uttered by sportscaster Al Michaels during the 1980 Olympic games, is not only one of the most famous in sports but has garnered itself a place in American history.
Wayne Gretzky turned professional at 17. Fred Chapman went pro as a pitcher at the age of 14 in 1887.
Paul Gallico, an author and sportswriter in the 1920s, said that he quit writing about sports because of the lack of the month of February in the modern sports calendar.
This may be a very unpopular opinion in New England, but it seems like the Carolina Panthers, the NFL's Cinderella story, have a very good chance of taking home the Super Bowl XXXVIII trophy.
ESPN anchor Chris "Boomer" Berman has a phrase he regularly employs. "That's why they play the game," Berman often says.
On Wednesday from 7 - 11 p.m., the Student Committee at the Rose Art Museum (SCRAM) hosted a free party for students and members of the greater Boston area.
Now that I've examined the best infielders of the 2003 MLB season, with the AL having a 4-1 advantage so far, it's time to move to the best of the rest: Left Field: AL: Manny Ramirez, Red Sox.
Now that the 2003 Major League Baseball season has winded down and I have settled down after the Yankees' World Series loss to the Marlins, I think it's time to reflect on the best players in both leagues from this past season.CATCHER:AL: Jorge Posada, Yankees.
I hate it. No matter how many times I see commercials for the new Joe Millionaire, I realize how much I hate cheesy reality television shows like that.
I want to start off this article with a caveat. I am a Yankees fan who is still riding the euphoria of a Bucky Dent-like Aaron Boone eleventh-inning home run.
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