Would love to see a D4: The Mighty Ducks Reunion

I watched D2: The Mighty Ducks, the last 30 minutes of it this weekend and I know its been fifteen years since the last Mighty Ducks Film came out. I think it would be super cool to see a D4: The Mighty Ducks reunion. To get this group back together on the big screen for a fourth time would be neat. Joshua Jackson's character in the 3 movies was awesome, he kept that group together and with him and Emilo Estevez, those 3 movies were a huge success.

Some of my favorite sports movies

I realized that I have not posted on here from time to time and I was thinking about this post earlier. Here are some of my favorite sports movies

Hockey: The Mighty Ducks Series. Joshua Jackson and Emilo Estevez made these movies successfull. Joshua Jackson was the heart and soul of the Duck's in the three movies.

Baseball: Little Big League, For Love of the Game, Rookie of the Year, Moneyball

Football: Rudy, Waterboy, Remember the Titan's, Invincible, The Blind Side

Basketball: Hoosiers

About this time 20 years ago... Braves take over the NL West

It was this time in 1992, The Reds were playing good ball, but their nemicious, the Atlanta Braves were about to catch them and did by the time late July came around. With the Starting Rotation of Tom Glavine, John Smoltz and Steve Avery, the Braves took off and never looked back. Bream/Hunter, Lemke, Blauser, Pendelton, Gant, Nixon/Sanders, Justice, with Greg Olson and Damon Berryhill behind the plate, rounded the defense, this team was stacked. They would win their 2nd straight divison title, and make it to the World Series, bowing out to the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series 4-2.

10 years ago tonight

On this night in 2002, The Major League All Star Game was being held at Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was a All Star Game that will remembered for ending in a tie. Barry Bonds was robbed of a Home Run by Torri Hunter. The game ended after eleven innings/

On this night in 1997, Michael Jordan's "flu game"

On this night in 1997, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls took on Karl Malone and the Utah Jazz in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals. It was one of MJ's best games of his career. Jordan was striken with the flu and had a couragous performance. He scored 38 points, hitting the go ahead 3 pointer with 30 seconds to go leading the Bulls to a 90-88 win en route to their five NBA Championship.

On this night in Detroit Sports History... 50 years of misery comes to an end

I am not a hockey fan or guru, but I have a lot of family who lives in Michigan and they are die-hard Detroit Red Wings Fans and I know they will enjoy reading this piece.

On this day in 1997, The Detroit Red Wings were one win away from winning their first Stanley Cup in 50 years. Standing in their way was Eric Lindros and the Philadelphia Flyers. The Red Wings jumped out to a 3-0 series lead thanks to Goalie Mike Vernon, Steve Yzerman, Darrin McCarty, Sergi Federov. The Red Wings would defeat the Flyers 2-1, ending a 50 year draught. The Red Wings have won 3 Stanley Cups since 1997. It was a great scene at a family wedding reception in Dearborn, Michigan

15 years ago tonight. A Bulls Masterpiece

On June 4, 1997 was Game 2 of the 1997 NBA Finals. The Bulls looked to take a 2-0 series lead against the Western Conference Champions. The Bulls did not disappoint. The jumped out to a 47-25 lead and went on to a 97-85 Victory. Michael Jordan had 36 points 13 Rebounds and 9 Assists.