It was not a game that decided a medal in the Olympic men’s hockey competition in Vancouver. What it did determine was which team qualified for a bye and a spot in the quarterfinals. Continue Reading
Posted on 22 February 2010.
It was not a game that decided a medal in the Olympic men’s hockey competition in Vancouver. What it did determine was which team qualified for a bye and a spot in the quarterfinals. Continue Reading
Posted in Give Me a Minute
Posted on 15 February 2010.
It has been reported the NCAA is considering expanding the men’s basketball tournament from 65 schools to 96. Continue Reading
Posted in Give Me a Minute
Posted on 15 February 2010.
When competition began in Vancouver last Saturday, Bonnie Blair was the most highly decorated American Winter Olympic athlete in history with six medals in speed skating, five of them gold. That’s even though Bonnie retired in 1995. Continue Reading
Posted in Where Are They Now?
Posted on 15 February 2010.
Hello, Ross,
I’m a great L. A. Dodger fan, and of course, a fan of yours as I listened to you for years. You are missed in the booth. I most certainly hope you are doing well.
Sincerely,
Greg Villegas
It’s good to hear from you, Greg. Stay in touch through our website.
Posted in Letters for Ross
Posted on 08 February 2010.
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Posted in Saluting Teamwork
Posted on 08 February 2010.
It seems like everyone I talked with about the Super Bowl in advance offered the same sentiment——-”I’m for the Saints, but I think the Colts will win.” Continue Reading
Posted in Give Me a Minute
Posted on 08 February 2010.
Dear Lin and Ross,
I wanted to report to you that our church today on Super Bowl Sunday gave over 1, 200 cans of soup to the Souper Bowl of Caring. Thank you very much for the stories on the project, and the great background you provided.
Sincerely,
Reverend Dr. Richard H. Thompson
Head of Staff
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westlake Village, California
It’s mind-boggling to learn, Dick, that there are 38 million hungry Americans, and 14 million of them are children.
Posted in Letters for Ross
Posted on 08 February 2010.
Mr. Porter:
I enjoyed the article on my dad, Alvin Dark, that you wrote for your website. He celebrated his 88th birthday two weeks ago.
Best wishes,
Rusty Dark
It was good to hear from you, Rusty. Please give our best wishes to your dad.
Posted in Letters for Ross
Posted on 08 February 2010.
Hello, Ross,
I am a volunteer at the West Valley YMCA which is where we met a couple of years ago.
I enjoy your website very much. Keep up the good work.
Tim Singletary
Tim, it is people like you who make the YMCA the strong and valuable organization it is.
Congratulations on the effort you have put forth for the Y. You are helping mold young people into solid adults.
Posted in Letters for Ross
Posted on 08 February 2010.
Hello, Mr. Porter:
I grew up in the Los Angeles area, and have now called Orange County home for over thirty years. I remember watching you on KNBC, Channel 4, anchoring the sports news, then all of the years doing play-by-play of the Dodgers. I also remember you on college basketball. I have always appreciated your work.
Thank you.
Ken Gascon
What gracious comments you have made, Ken. It’s always a pleasure to hear from listeners and viewers with whom I have a history.
Posted in Letters for Ross
Posted on 01 February 2010.
Why aren’t defensive stars rewarded more frequently in football? It’s a fair question. But, let’s face it, the glamour positions are quarterback and running back, and it’s always going to be that way. Continue Reading
Posted in Where Are They Now?
Posted on 01 February 2010.
“Lord, even as we enjoy the Super Bowl football game, help us to be mindful of those who are without a bowl of soup to eat.” Continue Reading
Posted in Saluting Teamwork