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Introduction The case for and against Keith Hernandez's enshrinement in the Hall of Fame (HoF) has been described in several on-line forums, for instance in a well-researched blog by Chris...
04/29/2021 On Monday, Calvin Haywood passed away. Haywood, a prominent sports director, had worked for ESPN and ABC since 1982, and for YES since 2005 (as per his LinkedIn bio), both in staff and freelance roles. He was the first Black director of ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and was the first Black director of ESPN studio shows as well, working on SportsCenter and on many other properties. He then went on to make a huge impact at YES. Both ESPN and YES put out notable tributes to him: Many individual colleagues and fellow media figures also paid tribute to Haywood on Twitter: