Mike Max
Sports Director at WCCO-TV (Minneapolis, MN)
Host of WCCO Radio's Sports To The Max, Sports Reporter and Host of Life to the Max on WCCO 4 and The Sports Show on CW 23. Covering Sports all over Minnesota!
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1 month ago |
cbsnews.com | Mike Max
Zarihana Rennie is like a lot of high school athletes: she covets the thought of taking her team to the state basketball tournament in her senior season. But at least in one way, Rennie is different. In November of 2013, her divorced father's girlfriend went off the road in St. Louis Park with then- 7-year-old Rennie and her sister, 6-year-old Zenavia Rennie in the car. Zenavia Rennie did not survive, and Zarihana Rennie was in the hospital for two weeks in critical condition.
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2 months ago |
cbsnews.com | Mike Max
Pohlad family will "explore a sale" of the Minnesota Twins MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins are only a couple weeks away from spring training, and it's a big one for the team. A pending sale of the organization and the memories of a disappointing second-half of the 2024 season linger. "There's no denying that. Yes, there is change coming," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said during the annual Twins Fest.
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Dec 14, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Mike Max
MINNEAPOLIS — A Vikings Hall of Famer is experiencing all kinds of emotions. Cris Carter is dealing with the announcement by Randy Moss of his cancer condition. Saturday night he surprised kids on behalf of the Salvation Army with a gift bag that lacked for nothing. About 25 families were in attendance, thinking they would get dinner and a gift or two. For Cris Carter the Salvation Army was his family's salvation growing up. "It was tough, you know. No father around, so that's the way I grew up.
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Jul 2, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Mike Max
Teigan Martin was a standout player on a standout team for Mayer Lutheran High School. He landed on a Division I football scholarship at Liberty then South Florida. Last week, he died in a car accident while back home in Minnesota.
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May 18, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Mike Max
MINNEAPOLIS — Longtime University of Minnesota baseball coach John Anderson will retire at the end of the 2024 season. He first arrived on the U of M campus to play for Dick Siebert in 1974. George Thomas took over for Siebert and recommended Anderson, who was 26 at the time, to take his place in 1982. The Gophers won the Big Ten title that first season, and kept winning under Andreson, but what changed for him was 10 years into his tenure, when success was not satisfying enough.
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