Since 1947, the Little League World Series has had more than 11,000 players take the field. Only one has ever had their number retired.
E60’s ‘Living On: The Michael Cammarata Story’ premieres on Wednesday August 19 at 9 PM/ET on @ESPN, streaming after on the ESPN app
Today marks 20 years since Doug Mirabelli’s wild ride, from California to Fenway in time for Yankees-Red Sox.
You might know the story.
But have you heard from the air traffic controller and the state trooper?
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NEW STORY: I wrote 1,000 words on my favorite play of the year: a Derrick White sprint.
“I told JT — that’ll go in my Hall of Very Good nomination.”
Why on a night when Jaylen Brown went for 43 & Jayson Tatum had a triple-double, D-White was my story:
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20 years ago, @stevehartmanCBS met Jason McElwain, a high school student with autism who became an overnight sensation during his final home basketball game when the coach let him suit up and play. As March Madness begins, we look back at the moment “J-Mac” became a symbol of triumph and possibility on the court.
It may have seemed like a risk, starting Joe Ingles.
When Chris Finch looked at a player who sacrificed so much, a team that needed a reminder about what’s really important and an 8 yo boy with autism who wanted to see his dad play, it really was no risk at all.
Story 👇
I asked Fairfield head coach Carly Thibault-DuDonis what her pitch to the NCAA Selection Committee would be to get Quinnipiac - who is now 28-4 - into the NCAA Tournament
“Watch them”
“I think it’s funny, when you add a little bit of money to a sport and you give some girls attention, what they can do with it. I think everyone should take a page out of our book and really put some more time and effort into women’s everything.” - Lily Yovetich
What a quote!