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Another NWA star gone. The original "Golden Boy" Paul Christy dead at 82.

Bob "Bozo" Fulton dead at 74 after lengthy battle with cancer

On the same day, fellow San Jose State alumni Jamaica's Neville Myton died, also 74.

The word legend is used far too liberally these days. Seems barely adequate in JB's case.RIP coach.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://loudwire.com/john-hinch-judas-priest-dead-73/&ved=2ahUKEwij-crw86TwAhUPSa0KHe0lAG4QFjALegQIIxAC&usg=AOvVaw0Pd3_v67HAAo4Z5rX8JtAF John Hinch, 72 inches under now.

I really don't think Putin gives a fig. He'll say he killed himself, case closed. His death in the near future was inevitable as soon as he boarded that flight home.

As is Donna Rice. Too soon?

Bob Barker again.

I remember many years ago Player advocating a healthy diet and rigorous daily workout which he has maintained to this day. It has obviously paid off.

Should have gone for two !!

Battery of tests on Wednesday. The article did say his brain was deprived of oxygen for 30 minutes so it all seems something of a formality I'm afraid.

Reported death toll rising by the hour.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/31146243/legendary-college-football-coach-howard-schnellenberger-dies-87 Led the Miami Hurricanes to a national title in '83 , Howard Schnellenberger dead at 87.

Indeed. 2nd of Rob Steen's "The Mavericks" to pass. Less than 50 caps between 'em. Looks like Stan Bowles will be next.

Body count up to 10 now.

Usual story. White male, AR-15. I'm sure Congress will swiftly send "thoughts and prayers".

Ho hum, just another day in Anytown, USA

Mel looks and sounds great for a 94 year old. Don't see him going anywhere anytime soon.

The late, great Tommy Cooper born on this day 100 years ago.

That was my first thought. Probably nose deep in a cell phone.

Ed Armbrister, central figure in one of the most controversial plays in MLB history during Game 3 of the 1975 World Series(which the Reds went on to win), dies at 72 in The Bahamas. Also did a lot of work with inner-city kids and local baseball leagues. RIP Ed.

Bleak outlook for Shawn Bradley.

From the Grammy's on Sunday night. Sounds as well as he looks too!

Hark at Barker.

Geoffrey Scott, versatile type back in the day.