The people, games and moments that still shape how we see sport.
With first base open and two outs in the ninth, the Dodgers pitched to Clark. His three-run homer completed St. Louis' fourth straight victory in the NLCS.
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Jim Sundberg drove in four runs as the Royals completed a comeback from three games to one. The Blue Jays' first playoff appearance ended in Game 7 at Exhibition Stadium.
Six new clubs shared the West Division, guaranteeing an expansion finalist. St. Louis won that route, with Glenn Hall starring in goal.
The merger preserved four franchises, but player movement followed several routes. The champion Nets entered the NBA without Julius Erving.
A thin Swedish helmet became part of Gretzky’s image. Contemporary reports trace its history, its fading certification and its return as an Oilers team award.
Nobody drafted him. Over nineteen NHL seasons, Curtis Joseph won 454 games.
On January 1, 1965, Lew Alcindor, Wilt Chamberlain and Willis Reed shared a Madison Square Garden bill. The rookie supplied the winning play.
From Harry Gallatin to LeBron James: the NBA games-played record, the separate consecutive-games mark, and why Dolph Schayes has two career totals.
Julius Erving and the New York Nets turned three ABA seasons into an unforgettable run.
Kevin Loughery coached both Michael Jordan and Julius Erving. His recollections reveal what separated two styles of greatness.
In 1926, two old letters connected Ty Cobb and Smoky Joe Wood to a wager—and put Tris Speaker under suspicion.
