STH News - George Halas History

“Monsters of Midway” Coach George Halas’ Career

The NFL was started by George Halas, who is famous for coming up with the Triple T system that helped his “Monsters of Midway” beat the Washington Redskins 73-0 in the NFL Championship Game in 1940. Halas won because he came up with new ideas and owned and led businesses. George Halas is a great person, and that much is …

STH News - MR Houston Astros

The Mount Rushmore of the Houston Astros

There is no doubt that many great players, past and present, have donned the uniforms of major league baseball franchises. However, each franchise has a few select players above everyone else. The Houston Astros are no different.  The Houston Astros have been in existence for over 60+ years.  Yet, they have only found championship success in recent years. They won …

STH News - Abramovich Effect

The Abramovich Effect: A Retrospective on His Reign at Chelsea FC

Chelsea’s most successful period was when billionaire Roman Abramovich owned the club. Abramovich used his wealth to attract the best playing and managerial talent to Stamford Bridge. The result was unprecedented glory, including multiple Premier League titles and European trophies. That is not to say that there had never been good periods before in Chelsea history, but the scale of …

STH News - Unbreakable Records NHL

Moments In Hockey History That We Will Likely Never See Again

The National Hockey League is a storied institution in the world of sports. It has a rich history of unforgettable moments that have captivated fans since 1917. With legendary games and iconic players, the NHL has provided countless memories that have left a lasting impression.  While they say that history repeats itself, the odds are that these moments in NHL …

STH News - Southampton FC History

The Saints’ Saga: A Deep Dive into Southampton FC’s Past

Southampton FC was formed in 1885 by St. Mary’s church members, which gave rise to the nickname “The Saints,” which is associated with the club today. The club was initially called The St Mary’s Young Men’s Association upon being founded. However, after winning the Southern League in 1897, it was renamed Southampton FC. The following year, The Saints moved to …

STH News - Paris Olympics 2024

Messi Passes on Olympics; Olympics Chief to Shed Light on Gaza

Argentina’s star player, Lionel Messi, will not play for his country at the 2024 Olympics. Messi said it would be ‘too much’ for him to play for his country in the games, especially since he had just played in the Copa America and was also trying to balance his club job with Inter Miami.  Messi already won a gold medal …

STH News - Walter Alston History

The Enduring Legacy of Walter Alston: A Master of Quiet Leadership

Walter Emmons Alston, affectionately known as “Smokey,” is a towering figure in the history of Major League Baseball, revered not just for his strategic acumen but also for his unassuming leadership style. Over a remarkable career spanning 23 seasons managing the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, Alston’s teams clinched seven National League pennants and four World Series titles, cementing his …

STH News - Manchester United After Fergie

The History of Manchester United: The Post – Fergie Era

In the spring of 2013, Manchester United fans received the news that they were dreading yet knew was inevitable one day. The club’s legendary manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, announced he would retire at the season’s end. “Fergie,” as he was known affectionately, would deliver one last Premier League title at the end of the season, turning the page on an …