
Bob Horner, Beloved Power Hitter, Dies at 68
Bob Horner, celebrated for his prodigious power and a brief but glittering career, passed away in Irving, Texas. He is survived by his wife Lisa and their two children.
Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Bobby Cox across Baseball.

Bob Horner, celebrated for his prodigious power and a brief but glittering career, passed away in Irving, Texas. He is survived by his wife Lisa and their two children.

Bobby Cox, the legendary baseball manager whose career spanned six decades, passed away on May 9, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of sustained excellence and a lasting impact on the sport.

Brooks Koepka tops the leaderboard at Shinnecock Hills as Jena Sims makes a quiet appearance, while the writer reflects on day drinking, baseball ejections, and the upcoming College World Series and FIFA events.

An exploration of how modern technology has reshaped baseball’s emotional landscape, focusing on a spectacular ejection by Lincoln Saltdogs manager James Frisbie that revived the theater of the game.

Ted Turner, the charismatic founder of CNN and former owner of the Atlanta Braves, died at 87, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, daring ventures, and philanthropic endeavors.

A look back at Bob Horner’s rise, his on‑field achievements, the injuries that ended his playing days, and the family‑first life he chose after retirement.
The Atlanta Braves remember the late Bob Horner, a Hall of Fame‑caliber slugger, as they also celebrate the legacies of manager Bobby Cox and owner Ted Turner through special tributes at Truist Park.

Cacti Park in West Palm Beach has been crowned Florida’s top spring‑training venue, drawing fans with affordable tickets and memorabilia while the Astros and Nationals showcase emerging talent. Injuries, college breakthroughs, and off‑season rumors add layers to the season’s narrative.
From his unexpected hiring in the 1970s to the championship years that followed, Bobby Cox’s leadership redefined the Braves and left a imprint that still guides the club.

In a recent interview, Joe Morgan recalled the 1988 Red Sox surge, the Hall of Fame talent he managed, and the difficulties facing the modern club.

A personal look at the legacies of Ted Turner’s daring ownership and Bobby Cox’s managerial brilliance, woven with memories that still resonate.