2026 - They died this year

[OakMtn4Bama]

Hayden Panettiere, 36, star of the shows, Heroes and Nashville.

This once surprise me.

RIP Hayden.

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She was very good in Nashville. A talented lady. Hope the rumors about her demise aren't true. RIP

 

[rolltide_21]

Joe Dean Jr. passed away. “I like that string music!” Legendary voice of SEC basketball.

MSN

 

[DzynKingRTR]

It is a shame and disgrace that this man, who won 288 games despite missing a full season and a half to an injury that resulted in a famous surgery, is not in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

NINE of the ten "most similar" pitchers to Tommy are in the Hall, the sole exception being Tony Mullane, who played in the 19th century when pitchers routinely started 50-60 games a season and there was no relief pitching.

Tommy John Dies at 83; Former Dodgers Pitcher Gained Fame For Namesake Surgery

Tommy John, a left-handed pitcher who spent six seasons with the Dodgers and lent his name to a famous surgical procedure, died at 83.

www.si.com

I don't know if it would be really cool or really bad to have a surgery named after you.

 

[Crimson1967]

There is a lot of chatter out there that she had issues with drugs, alcohol, and depression.

Reading about her it doesn’t surprise me in the least.

 

[Crimson1967]

I don't know if it would be really cool or really bad to have a surgery named after you.

Got a better deal than Lou Gehrig.

 

[CrimsonTheory]

There is a lot of chatter out there that she had issues with drugs, alcohol, and depression.

Yeah, I saw that chatter. I hope it's not true but sadly I think it's true.

 

[OakMtn4Bama]

Bill Rasmussen, the man who created ESPN, died Tuesday at the age of 93 as a result of Parkinson’s Disease.

Have to hand it to him. Was a visionary. RIP

 

[Elefantman]

Bill Rasmussen, the man who created ESPN, died Tuesday at the age of 93 as a result of Parkinson’s Disease.

Have to hand it to him. Was a visionary. RIP

I don't think ruining college football was a part of his vision.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

I don't think ruining college football was a part of his vision.

Disney owned espn by the time it was ruined. You could say he ruined it by selling to Disney

 

[OakMtn4Bama]

I don't think ruining college football was a part of his vision.

I always have felt that it probably started out as a good idea. No question everything has gone off the rails.