1960s sports legends lost in 2018 remembered
Fred Lief notes the deaths of Willie McCovey Jim Taylor Stan Mikita and other stars across baseball football hockey basketball boxing and more. Mikita led the Blackhawks to a 1961 Stanley Cup and became a franchise icon while McCovey's power and McCovey Cove defined the Giants era. Taylor powered Green Bay with the famous Sweep and multiple 1 000 yard seasons. The piece reflects on how these figures shaped teams cities and the broader sports landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Stan Mikita
Chicago Blackhawks
Mikita
NHL
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Taylor
Louisiana
Bayou
Saints
Green Bay
McCovey
San Francisco
McCovey Cove
Bay
Bobby Hall
Glenn Hall
Blackhawks
Hart
Art Ross
Lady Byng
Gary Bettman
Hall of Fame
John McDonough
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Paul Hornung
Jim Brown
Lombardi
New York Giants
Sam Huff
Duke
Frank Ramsey
Celtics
Willie Naulls
NBA
Jack McKinney
Lakers
Paul Allen
Portland Trail Blazers
NFL
Seattle Seahawks
Tex Winter
Dwight Clark
49Ers
Billy Cannon
LSU
Tommy McDonald
Norm van Brocklin
Eagles
Chuck Knox
Los Angeles Rams
Chuck
Darryl Rodgers
Woebegone
Detroit Lions
Earle Bruce
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Bob McNair
Texans
Houston
Burt Reynolds
John Ziegler
Bill Torrey
New York
Saskatchewan Prairie
Toronto Maple Leafs
Mike Babcock
Karl Mildenberger
Muhammad Ali
Dan Gurney
Manny Ycaza
Ronnie Franklin
Hubert Green
Bruce Lietzke
Walter Bahr
U.S
England
Maria Bueno
Elena Shushunova
Bruno Sammartino
Pro Wrestling
Dave Anderson
New York Times
Associated Press
Jim O’connell
Memorable 2018 games with dramatic overtimes and comebacks
A look back at 2018s standout contests across sports led by Alabama’s third overtime win in the college title game, U S women’s hockey gold in Pyeongchang, the 18 inning Dodgers win in the World Series, UConn and Notre Dame women’s basketball thrillers, the Vikings’ Minnesota Miracle, Belgium’s World Cup comeback, UMBC’s historic NCAA upset, Eagles Super Bowl win, LeBron’s Cavaliers in the Finals, and Barcelona’s Champions League comeback over Roma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bannister
Ed Charles
Mets
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Rusty Staub
le Grand Orange
Alabama
U.S
Notre Dame
Uconn
United States
Canada
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson
Shannon Szabados
Maddie Rooney
Gigi Marvin
Max Muncy
Los Angeles Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
U.S. West Coast
Dodgers
Boston
Huskies
Arike Ogunbowale
Fighting Irish
Ogunbowale
Irish
Mississippi State
LeBron James
Cleveland Cavaliers
Golden State
George Hill
J.R. Smith
Smith
Cavaliers
Cavs
Warriors
James
Cleveland
Los Angeles Lakers
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Giants
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Stretch
Bum Knees
Mobile
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Mays
Harlem
Polo Grounds
Bay Area
Willie
Rob Manfred
Anne Donovan
Old Dominion
Olympics
WNBA
Keith Jackson
Jackson
Nelly
BY Paul Newberry
Georgia
Nick Saban
Jalen Hurts
Tua Tagovailoa
Tagovailoa
DeVonta Smith
Saban
Tuscaloosa
Minnesota Miracle
Case Keenum
Texas
Keenum
Stefon Diggs
Minnesota Vikings
New Orleans Saints
Diggs
Belgium
Japan
Russia
Jan Vertonghen
Marouane Fellaini
Nacer Chadli
Red Devils
West Germany
Virginia
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Retrievers
Buster Douglas
UMBC
Jairus Lyles
Philly
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Brady
New England Patriots
Nick Foles
Zach Ertz
Foles
J.R
ROMA
Barcelona
Rome
Kostas Manolas