Why The Negro Leagues Still Matter

by Tony McClean

One of the biggest myths about the Negro Leagues is that there aren't any definitive sources of information about their players. Let me be the first to tell you that is one of the greatest lies of the century.

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A Man For All Seasons: E.B. Henderson
by Tony McClean
Quite simply, Henderson is the "Father Of Black Basketball".In fact, from 1904 until his death in 1977, Henderson was perhaps the nation's leading figure during the 20th century in establishing equal rights and opportunities for Black athletes.

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A Prelude To Greatness??
by Tony McClean
No one can predict perfection, however it seems that BASN had an idea that the Patriots would be a decent team in 2007. Way back in April (right after the NFL Draft), BASN felt the acquisition of All-Pro WR Randy Moss could possibly put New England in the Super Bowl. Not to pat ourselves on the back, but with the team just two wins away from a perfect season, that prediction in April is looking more interesting every day.

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Joy and Pain, Sunshine and Rain
by Tony McClean
With apologies to Frankie Beverly and Maze, looking back at the sports scene in 2007 reminds me a lot of a line from one of their most famous tune. For fans and journalists alike, there was plenty of joy and pain, plus sunshine and rain.

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History Says A-Rod Probably Won't Catch Barry
by Tony McClean
While ESPN's SportsCenter has been honoring the career of the current home run king, Hank Aaron, the Bonds bashers have spend most of the week desperately seeking a successor to the next homer king.

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The Control Issue: Why Sheffield Was Correct
by Tony McClean
When they (the media) don't like the person making the comments or, most importantly, they don't like or don't agree with what they've said, the media's reaction can leave a lot to be desired.

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