David Russell

Fred Hickman, the longtime sports broadcaster who was the first person seen and heard on the YES Network in 2002, died Wednesday at 66.

It turns out Minnesota can win at Yankee Stadium in the postseason after all.

Colbert, an original member of the Padres, smashed 163 home runs with the team from 1969-74.

Investigative reporter Arnold Diaz, a New York City staple best known for his “Shame on You” segments, died at 74 on Tuesday.

Shaun Davis, the British bodybuilder who won Mr. Universe in 1996, died at 57.

The Patriots and Steelers combined for 31 points in the first half Thursday night, a stunning development for two offenses struggling so mightily that the over/under for the game was a meager 30.5.

Craig Roh, a defensive standout for the Michigan Wolverines from 2009-12, died of colon cancer Monday at the age of 33.

A former college standout who won two Super Bowls with the Dolphins died Wednesday at 76, Auburn announced.

Duane Thomas, who rushed for 95 yards in the first Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl victory, died at 77, reports said. 

Charlie Evans, who played in the Giants backfield in the early 1970s, died in his Texas home on Nov. 4 at 76.