Now on to double digits. It starts with the single greatest number on earth, according to my lovely wife - 10. Here's a few #10's for the record books - some stats are included for your reading pleasure.
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| SU Field Hockey great Lindsay Darcy (my wife). I couldn't dig up any stats, but I know she scored the game-winner against Ohio State. I saw the video. She's still competitive as a mo-fo. |
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| This former Reds and Tigers manager led Reds to two World Series titles and the Tigers to one. He amassed over 2,190 wins as a manager and was inducted into the HOF in 2000. His #10 is retired by the Cincinnati Reds, Sparky Anderson. (Photo courtesy of AP) |
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| "The Scooter" Phil Rizzuto, born in Brooklyn, helped lead the Yankees to seven World Series titles in his 13 seasons in pinstripes. He was then a staple on the idiot box, calling Yankees games for many years, throwing around his signature, "Holy Cow!". (Photo courtesy of NYTimes) |
