Arkansas Governor Throws First Pitch In MLB Game
Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe threw out the first pitch in Tuesday's matchup between the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers.
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Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe threw out the first pitch in Tuesday's matchup between the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers.
What if the race for the Stanley Cup was more like the Oscars?
Teemu Selanne was skating slightly backward when he decided he could still beat Jimmy Howard. He received a pass and instantly flung a pinpoint wrist shot at the net, finding a small opening behind the Detroit goalie.
Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder each hit a two-run homer, Justin Verlander pitched seven strong innings and the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 6-1 Tuesday night for their fifth straight victory.
You never want the Tigers to lose however when they do, particularly in heartbreaking fashion, you at least want the Skipper to go nuts.
97.1 The Ticket's own Ticket Chicks got together for a world-class photo shoot where they traded out various looks to show off their best sides.
97.1 The Ticket's Matt Dery reports that the Pistons are interviewing Nate McMillan for their Head Coaching job today.
The New York Jets have signed veteran guard Stephen Peterman and agreed to terms with 15 undrafted free agents.
The Minnesota Vikings have signed a pair of veteran free agents, cornerback Jacob Lacey and defensive end Lawrence Jackson.
Champ: Anibal Sanchez for setting the Tigers record with 17 strikeouts in one game.
You knew it would only be a matter of time before an openly gay athlete came out while being an active player.
April 17, 2013…it was a Wednesday night. It had no real significance when the day started. It had tremendous significance when the night ended.
The fine folks at NBC have sent 97.1 The Ticket a Stanley Cup full of cupcakes for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The fact that it took this long for an active gay athlete playing in the four North American sports leagues to come out is maddening.