Ontario native mentioned in ESPN article
Being that I'm a fan of the Jets quarterback, Mark Sanchez, my colleague Wes Woods decided to send me a link to an ESPN article that talked about the former USC player.
In the article, they also mentioned Ontario native, Anthony Munoz and his role as a Latino in pro football.
"Arguably the most well-known Latino football player is offensive lineman Anthony Muñoz," the ESPN article states.
Click the link below to read the entire article.
Mark Sanchez and football's lost past
Jets' Sanchez might bring light to the overlooked history of Hispanics in pro football.
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It seems like Bud Selig's stupitidity will continue to haunt baseball. The trial is set for April 5. Another baseball season starts with PEDs as a major topic of conversation. Great idea the Mitchelll report. It was supposed to put the Seroid issue behind us but it seems to have put it front and center, year after year......:-)