David Tanklefsky
Throwback Thursday: Nolan Ryan K's Time And Age, Pitching His Seventh No-Hitter At 44
In 1991, future Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan was sore, tired and old. But that didn't stop him from striking out 16 batters en route to his seventh career no-hitter.
Throwback Thursday: George Mason's Underdog Run To The Final Four
George Mason stunned the country by advancing through the 2006 NCAA Tournament and reaching the Final Four, setting a precedent for Butler, VCU and other mid-major Cinderellas that followed.
NBA Throwback: Larry Bird's Left-Handed Love Letter to Portland
On Valentine's Day in 1986, Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird dropped a 47-point triple-double on the Portland Trailblazers while mostly shooting with his left hand. Because why not?
Throwback Thursday: Jim Mora Loses It
Fourteen years ago, Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Mora delivered the hilarious post-game rant to end all hilarious post-game rants.
Throwback Thursday: Don Denkinger Blows "The Call"
The St. Louis Cardinals seemed destined to win the 1985 World Series, until a famously blown call by umpire Don Denkinger gave the Kansas City Royals new life.
Throwback Thursday: A Long Ball in Short Shorts
Thirty-nine years ago this week, Jack Brohamer became the only Major League Baseball player to hit a home run in shorts.