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In the wake of Tiger Woods' stunning announcement Friday night that he is taking an indefinite break from golf, there are a million questions, but two are paramount:

What will golf be without Tiger Woods and what will Tiger Woods be without golf?

Phillies manager Charlie Manuel took a veiled shot at Fox broadcaster Tim McCarver on Friday when Manuel was asked again about his decision not to send the two runners on base with one out in the eighth inning of Game 2, when Chase Utley grounded into a 4-6-3 double play against Mariano Rivera.

Replay reviews in baseball? Really?

Complete with hooded video screens, manager challenges, debates over the nuances of "indisputable evidence," umpires scribbling notes to one another ... the works, NFL style?

Michael Strahan would have been voted "Most Likely to Star in a Sitcom" if someone had taken a vote in the Giants' locker room during the years his booming cackle and out-sized personality dominated the place.

As Tiki Barber said just Thursday on WFAN, "That's the perfect vehicle for him."

During these past 30 years, much has been remembered and much has been learned about Thurman Munson, who was both familiar and concealed. One thing does stand out, though. He didn't want to hit for the cycle.
He wanted no part of the family cycle that produced his father, Darrell, a man so difficult that by the end, he had no relationship with his wife or children.
Thurman Munson, heart and soul of the Yankees, couldn't stand being apart from his wife and three children in Ohio. That led him to get a pilot's license and buy his own plane, which led him to take a spin in his new Cessna Citation on Aug. 2, 1979.