Yogi Berra Reunited With George Steinbrenner After Feud
In a reconciliatory moment at the Yogi Berra Museum at Montclair State University, Yogi Berra and George Steinbrenner publicly ended a fourteen year split that began after Berra was fired as Yankees manager in 1985. Steinbrenner apologized, Berra accepted, and both men expressed relief at putting the dispute behind them. Berra hinted at returning to the ballpark this season.
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Davis named NFLs top offensive player for 1998 season
Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos wins The Associated Press Offensive Player of the Year for the second time in three seasons with 19 votes. He rushed for 2,008 yards and 21 touchdowns, helping Denver to a 14-2 mark and a league leading 501-point offense.
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Hall of Famers career summary and MVP awards
Hall of Famer with three All-Star selections won MVP awards at shortstop and center field. Finished career with a .285 batting average and 4 406 runs batted in.
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Hall of Fame Ballot Reveals Ryan Reigns with Record Votes
The 1999 Hall of Fame voting crowned Nolan Ryan with 491 votes the most ever and put him near unanimous selection in contrast to old banners. Cal Ripken Jr. and George Brett also posted standout totals while several famed peers like Fisk and Carter fell short of election.
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Browns exclude Holmgren from list as tour begins
Green Bay coach Mike Holmgren heads a whirlwind tour to Seattle Baltimore and Philadelphia seeking total control. Seattle appears strongest but Holmgren says no deal yet and may accept only if offered both coach and general manager powers. Cleveland is not on his schedule despite Browns interest.
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