Sport Station

"Bo knows sports. And Bo Jackson played baseball and football better than most of his contemporaries. A two-sport star out of Auburn University who won the Heisman Trophy in 1985, Jackson was instead drafted into Major League Baseball by the Kansas City Royals. He played nine seasons in the...   read more...

"Willie Mays, the ''Say Hey Kid,'' had it all-- the passion, the power, and the ability to play some of the most memorable baseball in the history of the game. He ended his career as an elite member of the 3,000-hit club with 3,283 total and was the first player to hit 50 homers in a season,...   read more...

"Hank Aaron is synonymous with home runs, but there was much more to Hammerin' Hank than his 755 roundtrippers. At one time he held the all-time marks for most games and at-bats, is still the lifetime leader in total bases and RBI, and his batting average over 23 seasons was .305 -indications of...   read more...

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