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Randy Moss hosts fishing event to remember friend Sid Hartman article Randy Moss hosted a fishing event to raise money for a good cause and remember his friend Sid Hartman. (FOX 9) - Following a hall of fame career on the field, the water is where you’ll find Vikings legend Randy Moss these days. "Just getting out here and seeing some familiar faces is a good day for me," Moss said on Lake Minnetonka. Randy Moss hosts fishing event to remember friend Sid Hartman Randy Moss hosted a fishing event to remember his friend Sid Hartman and raise money for a good cause.

There are certain traditions that should not be lost with the death of Sid Hartman last Oct. 18 at age 100. One of those would be marking the start of Vikings training camp with considerable optimism printed in a sports column in a Minneapolis morning newspaper. Hartman handled the chore for six decades, even last summer, when the pandemic kept Sid from actually attending. As camp was starting in Eagan, Hartman wrote: "The Vikings' decision to give contract extensions to quarterback Kirk Cousins and coach Mike Zimmer this offseason mean that this club has made its decision on who can lead it ...

The versatile righthander was the first Black American League pitcher to win 20 games in a season.

Chris Carr Chris Carr is the Star Tribune's Assistant Managing Editor for Sports. A native of Richfield, Carr grew up reading the Star Tribune. Somewhere in his mom's basement is an old photo of Chris, sitting on 1970s shag carpet in some groovy brown corduroys, holding a Star Tribune that was bigger than he was. After graduating from Wisconsin-Eau Claire, He worked in Washington D.C., Milwaukee and Charlotte before jumping at an opportunity to work for the hometown newspaper. He will always on...

Orbit Sports charges Wolves and Lynx owner with breach of contract, “silence and stonewalling.” The potential sale of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx hit a big bump in the road on Wednesday. New Jersey-based Orbit Sports LLC, which owns more than 17 percent of the teams, has filed suit against Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor alleging that the Minnesota billionaire is breaching the partnership agreement with Orbit. ESPN first broke the news on Wednesday night. Taylor has struck a widely reported deal to sell the teams to Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore for $1.5 billion. The lawsui...