Eighteen years removed from a major-league career spent crouching behind the plate, two-time American League All-Star catcher Mickey Tettleton was tired of hobbling around on the golf course at home ...

ESPN’s stats show that since the Super Regional Era began in 2005, only seven of 384 (two percent) teams have lost first games and rallied to win Regionals and advance to Supers. Like Three-Natty ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Depending on the route of choice, it is generally 1,100 miles and 17 hours of driving from Norman, Okla., to Athens, Ohio. Athens is so far off the beaten path from Norman, it's ...

Note: A version of this story originally ran in Vol. 7, No. 2 of POSSE Magazine in December 2013. If you were to look only at career stats from over a century of Oklahoma State baseball, you might not ...

In Appomattox, scammers are trying to persuade people to trade money for gold. Republican lawmakers discuss redistricting, abortion amendments at Altavista meeting The meeting focused on proposed ...

The most important player on the field when the Ohio Bobcats visit the Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday (noon, ESPN) will be Tyler Tettleton. Based on last year's performance, he should be the ...

1 person hospitalized, 1 cat rescued after fire in Roanoke: Officials The Roanoke FireEMS Department said one person was taken to the hospital, and a cat was rescued after a fire on Monday morning.

Each Tuesday in The Toy Department, veteran Baltimore Sun sportswriter Mike Klingaman tracks down a former local sports figure and lets you know what’s going on in his/her life in a segment called ...

Mickey Tettleton accomplished a lot in his MLB career. The Oklahoma City native hit 245 career home runs, made two All-Star teams and won three Silver Slugger Awards. But now the former OSU Cowboy is ...

In Mickey Tettleton’s 14 seasons of playing Major League Baseball, he played for Tony La Russa in Oakland, Frank Robinson in Baltimore, Sparky Anderson in Detroit and Johnny Oates in Texas. That’s a ...

When Mickey Tettleton settled in the batter’s box 30 years ago — standing upright, front shoulder tucked, hands resting near the Old English D on his uniform, his big stick pointing in a 45-degree ...