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‘Roll Tide!’ Comes to the Big Screen – ‘Nothing But A Winner’ Film Debuts July 31

Required Reading & Source Media, in partnership with Fathom Entertainment, the leading specialty distributor of content to theatrical partners worldwide, today announced Nothing But A Winner, about the greatest college football program in the history of the sport – the University of Alabama Crimson Tide. The feature documentary, directed by Jimmy Jenkins and produced ...

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SiriusXM is the Exclusive National Audio Broadcaster for 2025 U.S. Open Championship

SiriusXM will be the exclusive national audio broadcaster for the 125th U.S. Open Championship, and will offer live shot-by-shot coverage across all four days of Championship play – June 12-15 – from Oakmont Country Club, outside Pittsburgh, PA. On Thursday and Friday, SiriusXM’s coverage will extend from the day’s first ...

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Stephen A. Smith To Host Two SiriusXM Shows on Sports and News/Entertainment

SiriusXM today announced that it has signed a multi-year agreement with media powerhouse and New York Times bestselling author Stephen A. Smith that will enable Smith to showcase his no-holds-barred perspectives on sports, current events and more to listeners across North America. Stephen A. announced the news this morning in ...

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Sioux Falls Canaries’ Jabari Henry Breaks American Association Home Run Record With 147th Blast Thursday

Jabari Henry Sioux Falls Canaries designated hitter Jabari Henry (Orlando, Fla./Florida International Univ.) has long been one of the American Association’s (AAPB) most popular stars. Now he’s the league’s all-time home run king, too. Last night at the Birdcage in Sioux Falls, Henry launched a 414-foot shot to left field ...

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Henry Ties Home Run Record, Diekman Retires as a Saltdog: Ten Things to Know in the American Association This Week

Glenn Santiago, Milwaukee Milkmen The impending shattering of the league home run record, an MLB organization signing and community connections highlight the American Association of Professional Baseball (@AA_Baseball) news as the calendar flips into June over the weekend. Here are 10 (or so) Things to Know about the AAPB this ...

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San Diego Sport Innovators announces the Walton Innovation Network, phase one of a Bill Walton Legacy Project

credit: JAYZWELLING To commemorate the one-year anniversary of the tragic passing of basketball legend Bill Walton, San Diego Sport Innovators (SDSI) announced today that it will pay homage to its former Chairman by announcing the Walton Innovation Network (WIN) – phase one of a Bill Walton Legacy Project. A San Diego icon ...

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‘Nothing But A Winner’ Film Drops First Look Video

Nothing But a Winner/Fathom Events This is the story behind the story. Coach Bryant laid the foundation. Coach Saban raised the standard. What happened in between shaped generations. Nothing But a Winner, first look out now. Only in theaters July 31. Go to nothingbutawinner.com for more info. #NothingButAWinner #RollTide 

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Offensive Records Smashed, Fitzgerald Debuts for Twins, Reds Grab Murray: Ten Things to Know in the AAPB

Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks Offensive explosions, a big league debut and organizational signing and a little side charity work are all part of the American Association of Professional Baseball (@AA_Baseball) story these days. Here are 10 (or so) Things to Know about the AAPB this week: Former Chicago White Sox second-round draft ...

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Westchester Soccer Club Hosts Richmond Kickers FC at The Stadium at Memorial Field in Mount Vernon Sunday

Westchester Soccer Club Westchester SC returns to USL League One play this Sunday with their third of six home matches in May and June, taking on Richmond Kickers  at 4 pm at The Stadium at Memorial Field. The club is coming off a dramatic 1-1 draw vs. Forward Madison last ...

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Rose, Jackson, Black Sox Take on Bonds, Other Outcasts in Strat-O-Matic Simulation

Joe Jackson (credit: Charles Conlon) The recent reinstatement of Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe Jackson, the rest of the famed 1919 Chicago “Black Sox” and a few other long-deceased and long-forgotten players from more than a century ago made big news in baseball circles this month. Commentary continues on the Hall ...

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