Gary McKillips

Lee Corso is retiring from ESPN’s College Gameday after some 40 years. Always great to visit with the coach who had a great knowledge of football, matched only by his sense of humor. Lee’s son, Dan, is head of the Atlanta Sports Council. Best wishes Lee on a great retirement https://t.co/bing658BUF

They celebrated the anniversary of Hank’s 715th tonight here at Truist Park. Seeing that great moment never gets old. Also, today is the day in 1975 that Frank Robinson became player-manager of the Cleveland Indians. First African-American manager in Major League Baseball. https://t.co/HgHnDNyTPb

Dereck Whittenburg discusses his role in the 1983 NCAA Championship game, how his missed shot led to N.C. State's ultimate victory, and who Coach Jim Valvono was really looking for after the game. https://t.co/s1mxgluoRk

With Bill Raftery (l) and Grant Hill part of the CBS crew covering tonight’s NCAA tournament games—Ole Miss vs Michigan State, Michigan vs Auburn. https://t.co/MQMKcLzQLH

The Yankees performed Take Me Out to the Ball Game in the late 50s, the Mets You Gotta Have Heart in 1969 they won Now, with the help of Jimmy Fallon, St. Johns’s Red Storm has its own song to the tune of Soon May the Wellerman Come. It’s terrific. https://t.co/AhixSkAxsB

Former Atlanta sports radio host John Kincade comes to you from 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia. John compares working in Philly, his home town, to being on radio in Atlanta, also talks Eagles and gives tips to students looking to work in sports media. https://t.co/zypJXeU5z0

Tony Barnhart, CBS Sports college football expert, talks Dogs, Tech, what may change with the playoffs and much more. https://t.co/UeCt2pRRcM

Sam Crenshaw, comments on the CFP, where college sports are headed and what he thinks of the Hawks, Braves and Falcons. Sam is the sports anchor for CW69 News at 10, weekend morning host for Sports Radio 92.9 the Game. https://t.co/I4LDuZzBCc

Jay Paterno, son of legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno, talks about hid latest book, “BLITZED! The All-Out Pressure of College Football's New Era.” It’s a tell all that uses fiction to discuss college football’s biggest issues. https://t.co/NcqTS3qUS8

As we celebrate Steve Holman’s 3000th game as Hawks broadcaster, listen to this encore presentation of our interview as he tells stories from his illustrious career. Congrats Steve and we look forward to listening to another great season on the radio.https://t.co/lXVfJqaBR2

I must have seen thousands of baseball games, either as a fan or broadcaster, but tonight’s Cleveland victory over the Yankees is one of the best games I’ve ever watched. Maybe the best, partly because it was my home town team, and partly because it was flat out great baseball https://t.co/HNC5WUDZEM

Kike Hernández is as happy tonight as he was in 2018 when he sprayed me with champagne after the Dodgers beat the Braves in the 2018 NLCS. Tonight Kike and Teoscar Hernández both homered to send the Dodgers to a 2-0 win. https://t.co/eSdejOsDjx

Terence Moore provides his unbridled commentary for this podcast. A veteran sports journalist and WSB-TV Sports Zone Sunday commentator, Terence is also the author of books about Hank Aaron and the great coaches from his school, Miami University of Ohio. https://t.co/YuAMXgAmet

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Dave Cohen is back with his crisp observations on the world of sports. A 40-year sports broadcasting veteran, Dave called the Yankees for MSG, and handled a variety of assignments for ESPN. He offers his unique perspectives on today’s hottest issues. https://t.co/wHgnIvfdEH

Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Museum, is being interviewed now (Thursday evening) on the FOX broadcast of the Cards-Giants game at Rickwood Field. Hear more from Bob on my Sports Across the Board podcast. https://t.co/We0PRcGXpi

Willie Mays has died at the age of 93. Perhaps the greatest all-around player ever, Willie is shown here at Shea Stadium in 1973. I was at Willie’s Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown, but last saw him at the New York Baseball Writers. America lose another national treasure. https://t.co/c4xIOEJcw4