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Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. Marvelous Maxwell! [Apr. 15, 2011] Maxwells in the Southside have sometimes been known as miscreants. Thankfully, the SPCA has a young Maxwell who is a cute, fun and loving pup who is just itching to add some spice to your life! Young O's show they're not Yankee closers. [Apr. 15, 2011] For the last 15-plus seasons, the Baltimore Orioles have largely occupied the bottom portion of MLB's AL East division, while the New York Yankees have been at or near the top. One of the keys to the Yanks' success has been the ability to close strong with late inning success. The "Bronx Bombers" showed that prowess against a learning Orioles team Thursday night, turning a 5-1 deficit into a 6-5 win over Baltimore in extra innings (Photo/Article: BaltimoreSun.com). Communication key to Stewart-Grubb relationship. [Apr. 13, 2011] Whether it's dating or marriage, business or friendship, communication is the key to a successful relationship. NASCAR on Fox analyst Jeff Hammond notes that this is also true in NASCAR and as communication improves between Tony Stewart and his Sprint Cup Crew Chief (and Floyd, VA native) Darian Grubb, so to should "Smoke's" chances of winning (Photo: FoxSports.com). Carolina Panthers inching closer to Auburn QB Newton. [Apr. 12, 2011] The Carolina Panthers are one of seven NFL teams which have requested film from Blinn Junior College. That small Texas school is where QB Cam Newton attended prior to his spectacular and controversial season at Auburn. SI.com's Peter King notes how this is further evidence the Panthers are leaning towards selecting Newton with the first pick in the 2011 NFL Draft (Photo: Zuma Press) Can "Moneyball" financial management work in NFL? [Apr. 12, 2011] Renowned sports author Michael Lewis once published the book "Moneyball," detailing how Oakland Athletics GM Billy Beane used the financial principle of "sabermetrics" to make business decisions. Now, NationalFootballPost.com columnist Jack Bechta wonders if the principle can work in the NFL too (Photo: Icon). Can "Moneyball" financial management work in NFL? [Apr. 12, 2011] Renowned sports author Michael Lewis once published the book "Moneyball," detailing how Oakland Athletics GM Billy Beane used the financial principle of "sabermetrics" to make business decisions. Now, NationalFootballPost.com columnist Jack Bechta wonders if the principle can work in the NFL too (Photo: Icon). As McIlroy chokes, Schwartzel claims Green Jacket. [Apr. 11, 2011] On a wild final day at Augusta National, Rory McElroy entered the day with a 4 stroke lead. The North Irishman, however, collapsed and shot an 8 over par, opening the door for a log-jam of golfers to have a chance at claiming the Masters. With four birdies on the final four holes, South African Charl Schwartzel claimed his first Masters Championship (Article: CBSSports.com; Photo: AP). Kenseth ends his long winless streak. [Apr. 10, 2011] Much of the NASCAR talk lately has centered around what is now a 99 race winless drought for Dale Earnhardt, Junior. Little focus has been paid to other droughts, one of which was snapped Saturday night as Matt Kenseth dominated to end his 76 race skid at Texas Motor Speedway (Photo/Article: ESPN.com). Preserving NASCAR's Nationwide Series a tough task. [Apr. 9, 2011] NASCAR fans have mixed reactions when discussing the sport's Nationwide series. The circuit is NASCAR's version of NCAA football or AAA Baseball. Preserving the series and its economic viability, however, is no easy task, as Jill Erwin of NASCAR.com notes (Photo: Zimbio). Looking for that ideal, low-maintenance pet? [Apr. 8, 2011] Different strokes work for different folks. Different pets mesh with different personalities. If you're seeking to add a furry friend but lack the time to tend to it and give it oodles of attention, there IS the ideal pet for you! Two heels returning to UNC, Barnes still undecided. [Apr. 6, 2011] As Duke learned freshman sensation Kyrie Irving would terminate his Duke career by entering the 2011 NBA draft, UNC received neither negative nor promising news: contrary to reports that he had decided to stay, Tar Heels freshman Harrison Barnes remains undecided on the his immediate future. Carolina did learn forwards Tyler Zellar and John Henson will return to UNC for the 2011-2012 season (Photo: Getty Images; Article: InsideCarolina.com). Duke's Irving to enter NBA Draft. [Apr. 6, 2011] Coach K has never been known as a fan of "one-and-done" basketball players who attend a school for one season then bolt for the NBA Draft. When he landed prized recruit Kyrie Irving, Kryzewski knew the highly-touted point guard could fit that mold. Wednesday confirmed that as Irving announced he will enter the 2011 NBA Draft and plans to hire and agent, ending his Blue Devils career after one year (Photo: NBASoup.com; Article: NewsObserver.com). Carolina Panthers lean towards Cam Newton. [Apr. 6, 2011] As the calendar approaches Thursday, April 28, the date the 2011 NFL Draft starts, the Carolina Panthers will narrow their focus on how to approach having the first selection of former collegiate players. According to CBSSports.com's Michael Freeman (and "Southside Connection" guest), Newton looks to be their top choice right now (Photo: Mr.SEC.com). NC State settles on Gottfried. [Apr. 5, 2011] After failing at numerous attempts to land a "big name coach" or "hot up-and-comer," NC State has finally settled on its new head men's basketball Coach: former Alabama head coach Mark Gottfried (Photo: SECSportsFan.com; Article: ACCSports.com). UConn finishes off impressive post-season story, winning National Championship. [Apr. 5, 2011] The 2010-2011 NCAA Sports year was overshadowed by scandals surrounding numerous elite football and basketball programs, including its two national championships. That's why CBSSports.com's Gary Parrish (and "Southside Connection" guest) finds it appropriate this year's NCAA Basketball championship won in spite of its own off-court flaws (Photo: US Presswire). Havrick passes Earnhardt, Jr. late, wins 1st Cup race at Martinsville [Apr. 3, 2011] Dale Earnhardt, Jr. passed Kyle Busch with 20 laps left at Martinsville, and it seemed all was right with the world at the circuit's shortest track. Unfortunately for "Little E," the sport's hottest driver Kevin Harvick had plenty left on the tires and in the tank. Harvick passed Earnhardt, Jr. with four laps remaining to win his first Cup race at Martinsville and 2nd race in a row (Photo/Article: ESPN.com). Continued from main ESPN Radio AM 1160 Martinsville, VA page. |
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