GEORGE FOSTER RUMORS

When former Reds outfielder George Foster arrived in Cincinnati in 1971, he knew exactly who he wanted to be like.

Second Round Matchup | No. 3 George Foster v. No. 6 Ken Griffey The next second round matchup in our “Best Red Ever” tournament features two premier hitters from the Cincinnati Reds’ Big Red Machine. Foster: George Foster’s first round win (91 percent of the vote) over Wally Post in our Best Cincinnati Reds Ever tournament — along with a detailed write-up — can...

First Round Matchup | No. 3 George Foster v. No. 14 Wally Post Foster: George Foster didn’t join the Cincinnati Reds until a midseason trade during the 1971 season — and once he did he hardly made a name for himself. But four years later he began to shows glimpses of a future All-Star when he hit .300 with 23 […] Best Cincinnati Reds Ever: George Foster v. Wally Post ...

Long before he was the voice of Public Enemy, Chuck D was Carlton Douglas Ridenhour…hopeful sports cartoonist. Found my old drawing stash in my way back 15-16 year old archives-as you see I wanted to be a sports cartoonist 1975 pic.twitter.com/XNAoQq8Hl4 — Chuck D (@MrChuckD) April 4, 2016 That’s right, the 2013 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee spent his teenage years...

Florida thumped rival Georgia on Saturday, routing the Bulldogs 27-3. Because of that result, former Georgia and NFL offensive lineman George Foster lost his bet with ex-Gator/longtime NFL-er Max Starks.  Foster, currently a scout with the St. Louis Rams, had to wear Starks’ old jersey. He wasn’t happy about it. All UGA bets are suspended for the remainder of the year. This...