Jesse Spector (@JesseSpector), hockey writer for Sporting News, stopped by One on One today to discuss Saturday night’s Game 2 matchup between the Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks. The conversation ranged from discussing Game 1, analyzing both teams’ strengths, and determining who might come away with victory in tonight’s game and in the series.
Bob Costas is one of the most awarded sports broadcasters we have ever seen. A winner of an incredible 25 Emmy Awards, Costas has also covered multiple World Series, NBA Championships, Super Bowls, and Olympic Games. While all of those accolades are certainly noteworthy, Costas recently took home what he calls one of the great honors of his career, WFUV’s Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award.
Kenny Ducey and Jake Kring-Schreifels talk about the jarring news that MLB will no longer be able to drop the lawsuit against Tony Bosch, plus a slugfest (with fists, not bats) in LA and a player who wants HGH to be legal.
Remember when Tiger Woods didn’t even have to think about Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 Major wins? When it was a given he’d race to that number and leave the greats in his path? He does, too.
Now with the pressure growing in each tournament he enters, Tiger is staring the Golden Bear right in the eyes in a make-or-break year.
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