The J Cline Memorial Celebrity Obituaries

[AppSt94]

I thought that guy would live forever. RIP

[BambooRdApp]

Walker, Texas Ranger. My grandma loved that show

[t4pizza]

Damn, I didn't think the grim reaper was tough enough to take out ole Chuck. In the end though, death comes for us all, even the toughest of us.

[AZAppGrad]

Chuck and Bruce Lee…..one of, if not the best fight scene in the history of cinema. RIP Ranger.

[biggie]

Didn't think it was possible. Loved some Walker and about all of his movies.

[biggie]

Chuck and Bruce Lee…..one of, if not the best fight scene in the history of cinema. RIP Ranger.

[biggie]

[BUTCH1991]

Ted Turner has passed. Should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/486 ... ul-dies-87

[BUTCH1991]

Bobby Cox - 84.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlant ... yYUj3iyV4A

[BambooRdApp]

He won a game or two

[appstate24]

Bobby Cox - 84.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlant ... yYUj3iyV4A

This one hurts

[appdaze]

Bobby Cox - 84.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlant ... yYUj3iyV4A

This one hurts

I feel the same. I don't typically think anything of these older athletes/celebs when they go, but when I saw this one, I actually sighed. The nostalgia of the 90s Braves and all the games in the nosebleeds my parents took us to, and then remember the time we got to be in good seats when there was a $90 family special for the Lexus section. For kids and teenagers growing up in the south, those 90s Braves were just special.

[JTApps1]

Tuner and Cox within a couple of days. Probably the two most influencial men in professional sports in the South.

[ASU07]

As a diehard Braves fan losing those two back to back really does hurt.

[TurfMonkey]

My favorite Ted Turner move (Aside from managing a couple of games) was when they signed Andy Messersmith from the Dodgers.
Declared that his nickname was "Channel" and gave him number 17. Hence back of the jersey read Channel 17 (Original TBS)

[MrCraig]

Bobby Cox - 84.

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlant ... yYUj3iyV4A

This one hurts

I feel the same. I don't typically think anything of these older athletes/celebs when they go, but when I saw this one, I actually sighed. The nostalgia of the 90s Braves and all the games in the nosebleeds my parents took us to, and then remember the time we got to be in good seats when there was a $90 family special for the Lexus section. For kids and teenagers growing up in the south, those 90s Braves were just special.

One of my favorite "I was there..." moments- I got to witness Barry Bonds extend his career home run record and Bobby Cox set the career ejections record in the same game. August 15, 2007. Braves won 6-3.

[Stonewall]

Craig Morton # 14

[BambooRdApp]

The guy Staubach replaced and then beat Morton's new team, the Broncos, in a Super Bowl

[NattyBumppo'sRevenge]

RIP Donald Gibb.

“NERDS!!!”

[BUTCH1991]

Holy moly - Kyle Busch

https://www.espn.com/racing/nascar/stor ... ies-age-41