SinceThe70s

Robin Williams between takes on the set of Mrs. Doubtfire

Do these athletic events involve obstacle courses?

Were the athletic events known as "Battle of the Network Stars"?

Was he the lead actor in the movie where he played a musician?

Was the musician he played in the movie a fictional character?

Dr. Renee Richards?

Correctamundo!

Yes.

Neither.

Not a Buffalonian or associated with any Buffalo team.

No sir.

C'mon man! The 70s. Yes

OK, here's your R, S, T, N, L and E: Dead male involved in sports.

Bart Giamatti.

I could care less about the upset to regular season games. I'm more concerned that we will have a compromised playoff schedule due to an outbreak.

Not a chance. Boxing was must see tv back in the day but at some point it became clear to me that it was fixed. This fight may be completely legit - I hope it is and I hope it's a great fight - but unfortunately they've lost my trust.

Things just keep getting better. Cohen owns the Buckner ball. https://sny.tv/articles/steve-cohen-explains-how-he-came-into-possession-of-mookie-wilson-s-world-series-game-6-winning-baseball

Absolutely. We used a stick ball bat.

We're gonna get hi hi hi With the music on Won't say bye bye bye bye bye bye bye 'Til the night is gone

On a separate note I'm happy Stroman is back next year, especially on a one-year prove-it deal. Those deals don't scare me anymore with Cohen in the fold. But Stroman should stfu when it comes to recruiting Lindor. That's a slap in the face to Rosario and Gimenez - one or both of whom may be starting games behind Stroman next year. https://nypost.com/2020/11/24/marcus-stroman-flirts-with-francisco-lindor-in-mets-trade-push/

The Theo speculation is very plausible. I'm not as convinced that Rojas is a lame duck, as best as I can tell Sandy has his back. Next year he gets to extend the audition and if it goes well, who knows.

Hey child, stay wilder than the wind and blow me in to cry Who do you need? Who do you love? When you come undone

Debates would be a step in the right direction for me.

That sounds great. For me it was wiffle ball with two friends on the block. Most summer days included figuring out which of our parents would put up with the wiffle ball hitting the garage door and which would let us use the pool that day. We didn't keep stats but you had to use a reasonable lineup. So if you were Pittsburgh, Willie Stargell was your first baseman and you had to hit left-handed. Good times. I'm fortunate to have two teenage boys who are both sports fans. One is more athletic than the other but he isn't making a varsity team. It doesn't get much better than watching a football, baseball or hockey game with them either live or on tv. Better times.

Thomas Alva Edison?