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Whether it’s standing up to Norm Van Brocklin, Dick Vermeil, or John Madden, Art McNally was always a straight shooter. And with McNally’s career as a game official and in the league office spanning the history of the modern NFL, oh does the Philly native have stories to tell.
McNally is the first referee in history to be elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Matt Breen spoke with family members about those stories that the 96-year-old McNally would tell. His son, Tom, who represented his father at the NFL Honors presentation earlier this month as Art was announced as having been elected. Vermeil, also in attendance while being elected himself, told Tom that the league fined him for yelling at his dad so much. It was just one more story aboutRanger Suárez was a revelation for the Phillies last season and made some history in the process.
Julian Carranza was supposed to be the man for Inter Miami, but the club went overboard on signing new players. Not only did Carranza not get much playing time, but the club was also found in violation of Major League Soccer’s salary cap rules. The Union pounced to claim Carranza on a loan deal and now the striker has an opportunity to prove his worth after spending last season sidelined.
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