BY SCOTT RABALAIS JAN 14, 2020 In 2020, perfection has a name. Or, rather, three letters, shouted out defiantly to the world from Bourbon Street and the bayous of Ed
By Billy Witz Jan. 14, 2020 NEW ORLEANS — When Joe Burrow showed up on Louisiana State’s campus less than two years ago, wooed by a crawfish dinner, the irresistible charms
BY BROOKS KUBENA JAN 14, 2020 Cigar clippings were scattered on the locker-room floor, a haze of smoke flooded the air and LSU quarterback Joe Burrow emerged with a stogie
By Jasper Scherer – Rob Manfred, the man who makes Major League Baseball tick, hardly thinks about his legacy as the game’s 10th commissioner. He simply goes to work and
Robert Munson to Partner with SSG Sports as Executive Director and Open Louisiana Office After nearly 25 years representing major U.S. sports, business, political, and non-profit clients, Washington, DC-based Sanderson
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By David Haugh — Not that Chicagoans would blame him, but Commissioner Rob Manfred didn’t spend Thursday in town working out logistics for a potential Red Line World Series. “If
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By Joel Sherman — HAVANA – A cockroach had crawled on the table, moving from in front of me toward the commissioner of baseball. After a formal news conference Monday
By Bob Nightengale — JUPITER, Fla. — OK, maybe it’s a little dramatic for Major League Baseball. Baseball has trouble enough deciding whether the DH should be employed in both
By Maury Brown — Today marks the 366th day that Rob Manfred has been the Commissioner of Major League Baseball. After taking over for Bud Selig, many questioned whether Manfred
By Jerry Crasnick — Rob Manfred’s legacy as Major League Baseball’s 10th commissioner is yet to be defined. But in his first 365 days on the job, he crossed off an