Barber, Orioles pitching pioneer, dies at 67
Steve Barber, first 20 game winner for modern Orioles and a member of the Orioles Hall of Fame, died at 67 in Henderson New, pneumonia complications. A two time All Star, he finished 121-106 with 3.36 ERA from 1960 to 1974, later starring for the Yankees Pilots Cubs Braves Angels and Giants. He was born in Takoma Park Md and survived by his wife Patricia and five children. Funeral arrangements are private with memorial plans incomplete.
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Veteran pitcher Helling retires from baseball
The Associated Press reports veteran right-hander Rick Helling retires after 12 major league seasons. He notes family reasons, cites a best 1998 season with Texas, and earned two World Series titles with Florida. Also mentioned are Posada contract notes, Guardado Reds deal, and Linares Pirates signing amid a broader baseball notes roundup.
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Colts and Bears face off with off season questions and key free agents
Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning discusses accountability as Tony Dungy eyes future coaching and challenges ahead. Free agents include Dwight Freeney and Cato June for the Colts, while the Bears weigh defensive tweaks amid injuries and legal troubles. Manning and teammates celebrated a hard fought Super Bowl win.
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Dungy’s path to triumph highlighted by faith and leadership
Tony Dungy, praised for teaching rather than berating players, led the Buccaneers to a Super Bowl run and later guided the Colts to the brink of glory. Derrick Brooks calls him a Moses for lifting the team from darkness to the promised land, while Dungy reflects on storms, faith, and unity in pursuit of victory.
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Dungy and Rhodes in Disney Super Bowl ad nod
Colts coach Tony Dungy and running back Dominic Rhodes starred in a Disney World Super Bowl celebration ad after Indianapolis defeated the Chicago Bears 29 17 at Dolphin Stadium. Rhodes ran for 113 yards and a TD while Dungy became the first black head coach to win the title.
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