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Chansky’s Notebook: Fleeting Fame


The career of the Dark Knight has, sadly, come to an end. Former UNC fireballer has retired from baseball. He had a short, headline-filled career interrupted by injuries from which he never recovered. In his magical 2013 season, he earned the nickname "The Dark Knight" as the starting National League pitcher in the All-Star game. (Chapelboro.com)

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Chansky’s Notebook: Fleeting Fame


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