Baseball

Here are just some of the notable sports moments that happened on October 1:

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Welcome to another edition of Icetime with the Iceman Brandon Cohn.

Today's topics include the replacement refs' era in the NFL coming to an end, a UTEP vs. ECU discussion, MLB and the AL central race, and the Cowboys vs. Bea

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Several teams secured post-season spots in the past week, while others can do so over the next seven days. Here's what's happening in Major League Baseball:

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We all know baseball is a game filled with stats and those who are among the elite possess some of the best numbers low or high depending on the category. But when it comes to batting averages, homeruns, RBI's, strikeouts and ERA's -- one thing should hold certain, the winner of an MLB title should be clean as a whistle.

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One month ago, the Los Angeles Dodgers had just pulled off a massive 9-player trade with the Boston Red Sox to acquire slugging first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. When that deal was completed, most fans thought the Dodgers would have enough pieces in place to return to the playoffs. Think again.

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On the day of his biggest decision as Mayor of El Paso and quite possibly the biggest day in the cities history, Mayor John Cook joined us on SportsTalk.

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It hasn't even been 24 hours since Mayor John Cook decided not to veto the vote for a $50 million baseball park after city council voted 4-3 in favor of the contract between the city and Mountain Star Group. So now that it's official that El Paso will play ball, take time to get to know a league that's coming to a downtown near you!

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Shortly after noon, Mayor John Cook announced on ABC-7 that he would not exercise his right to veto Tuesday's city council decision.

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During the KLAQ Morning Show this morning, we had former newswoman-turned-attorney-turned-activist Stephanie Townsend Allala on talking about her views opposing the downtown ballpark.

Let's just say things got a little heated

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The proponents of a downtown El Paso baseball park stood and cheered as if they were witnessing a game winning home run when the El Paso City Council voted to enter into a contract with the Mountain Star Sports Group.

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