
Bob Addie
With his trademark dark glasses and red socks, Bob Addie, the…

Roger Angell
He is, perhaps, the most exquisitely talented writer ever to…

Bob Broeg
Bob Broeg (rhymes with “egg”) was a titan of sports writing…

Si Burick
Si Burick’s byline adorned the sports pages of the Dayton Daily…

Dan Daniel
Dan Daniel thought he had the best job on the newspaper. Several…

John F. Kieran
John Kieran stands among the legends of baseball writing with…

Sam Lacy
When Sam Lacy was growing up in Washington, D.C., he dreamed…

Shirley Povich
As baseball grew more popular, people wanted to keep up with…

Walter “Red” Smith
Red Smith, a small, shy man with a commonplace name, was an uncommonly…

Wendell Smith
Wendell Smith built a media career that would eventually be recognized…