MLB/Arizona Diamondbacks. 16 time Rocky Mountain Emmy Winner, '16 Silver Circle Inductee.
Joined May 2009
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Thrilled to welcome Erika and her family to our Utah Utes family! She will do a tremendous job and elevate the impact we make with those who support our student-athletes. Go Utes!
NEWS: Erika Barnes Joins Utah Athletics as Deputy A.D. for Development & External Relations.
Please join us in welcoming Erika and her family!
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Todd Walsh retweeted
As far back as Little League, Brandon Webb wasn't the best player on any team he joined.
But he kept after it. And then, three years running, he was one of the top two pitchers in the NL.
On one of the newest inductees into the Ky. Sports Hall of Fame:
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Party time at the Pfister! @BrianPHenry thx for leaving the tab open at the lobby bar!
A friend rooting for his friend. Proving once again that good things happen to good people. @JoshKelman give our best to Pat Murphy. Last Manager standing.
youtu.be/72NtqyDNdjQ Godspeed, Donnie Iris. An epic remake of a tune that will live forever.
Todd Walsh retweeted
Makes me laugh every time. Murph never shakes his players hands, so they just smack him.
Todd Walsh retweeted
It was a delicacy for those of us who grew up outside of Southern California but got the chance to read Ross’ work. In addition to his HOF career, I admired the quality time he shared with his wife, children, grandkids and community. RIP
If there was a Mount Rushmore of ball writers, Ross Newhan would be on it. He was a giant in the biz, a Hall-of-Famer who spent much of his 43-year career covering @MLB for the LA Times. He was a mentor to myself and so many others, a friend to all. Ross died today at 89. RIP💔
Todd Walsh retweeted
RIP Cornell Green 🕯️
Dallas Cowboys 13-year Defensive Back
• Super Bowl VI Champion
• Two-Time NFC Champion
• Three-Time First-Team All-Pro
• 5 Pro Bowls
• Cowboys Silver Anniversary Team
• 35 career interceptions
• Undrafted out of Utah State, where he was a two-time All-American in basketball
• Respected longtime scout for the Denver Broncos
Todd Walsh retweeted
U2 has announced a 2027 global stadium tour titled “Carnaval De Luz presents: The Greatest Show On Earth.”
The tour kicks off Feb. 23 in Mexico City with six dates on the calendar for now, although U2 plans to add more and perform through 2027 “and beyond.”
Bono said in a statement: "The Greatest Show on Earth? Now that’s a throwdown. It’s a dare, to ourselves as much as anyone, to try and have the best night of anybody’s life. A bit of showman, a bit of shaman, a riot of color, unreasonable guitar, bass and drums, and tunes you can hold onto. Because if people are gonna show up, we certainly are.”
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Todd Walsh retweeted
50 Years Ago Today
The Yankees' Chris Chambliss smacks a dramatic ninth-inning walk-off home run off Royals reliever Mark Littell to win the 1976 American League Championship Series
Chaos ensues as the Yankees win their first American League pennant since 1964
October 14, 1976
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October 11, 1971
Final NFL Game at the Cotton Bowl
The eventual Super Bowl champion Cowboys struggle but defeat the Giants, 20-13 — Dallas's first-ever victory on ABC's Monday Night Football.
They would move into brand-new Texas Stadium two weeks later.
Todd Walsh retweeted
Twenty five wins and three losses is the line people quote. The shape of that Guidry season is what actually sells it.
He posted a 1.74 ERA with nine shutouts, struck out 18 Angels in a June start at Yankee Stadium, and won the Cy Young unanimously. Nine shutouts means nine nights where the other team went home with nothing at all.
Then he started the one game playoff in Boston that decided the division, the game everyone remembers for Bucky Dent's home run, and he won that too. A season like that does not usually get a chapter attached at the end of it.
Top five since integration is a big claim with Pedro and Gibson and Maddux sitting in the pool, and I know it. Somebody has to be the fifth name. I put him in anyway and I will argue for it.
Would you put him in the top five too?
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"The NFL Today" eulogy for legendary NFL Films narrator John Facenda, who had passed away four days earlier.
Commentary from Brent Musburger, Steve Sabol, and Irv Cross
September 30, 1984
