Tyler Redmond

1 week ago | wrbl.com | Tyler Redmond

COLUMBUS (WRBL) – The Columbus Clingstones started off the new era of professional Baseball right with their 3-0 shutout victory over Pensacola on Tuesday night. The sellout crowd would have been hard pressed to ask for more. A stellar performance by Columbus’ starter, Blake Burkhalter, future Baseball Hall of Famer Craig Kimbrel pitching a perfect inning in relief, and even postgame fireworks. However, the story was different on Wednesday night.

1 week ago | wrbl.com | Tyler Redmond

COLUMBUS (WRBL) – It’d be easy to look at the brand new ballpark that stands at 100 4th Street in Columbus and only think to the future. However, the history that is within the walls of the formerly named Golden Park cannot be ignored. Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Mel Ott, Jackie Robinson, and so many other Baseball greats spent time at Golden Park. And though the park looks different, the field placement remains.

1 week ago | wrbl.com | Tyler Redmond

COLUMBUS (WRBL) – Tim Hudson graduated from Glenwood School, later playing Baseball for Chattahoochee Valley Community College ahead of his time at Auburn University. From there – he took to the pros. Oakland, Atlanta, and San Francisco were all made better by the arrival of Hudson. For Oakland, he was an up-and-coming All-Star that made a name for himself. For Atlanta, he was a constant in the rotation for nearly a decade. Finally with San Francisco, he became a World Series champion in 2014.

1 week ago | wrbl.com | Tyler Redmond

AUGUSTA, Ga (WRBL) – The 1987 Masters Tournament had one of the most memorable finishes at the hands of Larry Mize. A chip-in on the 11th hole in a playoff against Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros landed Mize a birdie to walk away the winner. Larry Mize, right, 1987 Masters winner and Jack Nicklaus, last year’s winner, prepare to shake hands during ceremonies at the Augusta National Golf Club in Ga., April 12, 1987.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Tyler Redmond

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRBL) — This year’s Masters has a lot of top contenders, including one Rory McIlroy. Everyone is asking the question “Will this be his year?”, and this year is no different. “Its just narratives, its just noise,” McIlroy said. “I’m just trying to block out that noise as much as possible.”AdvertisementWe will have to wait and see if it will be McIlroy taking home that coveted green jacket or if it will be another top contender.