Daily News | The best Philly sports stories of the week
JOSE F. MORENO / Staff PhotographerYou’ve made it through another week, and it’s time to kick back and enjoy the much-deserved weekend. But first, you need to catch up on all the sports news you missed this week.
But for now, we’ll keep our focus in the rearview rather than looking too far into the future as we recap some of the biggest and best local sports stories from the past week, including more than a few you probably missed the first time around. ...if you are of a certain age, you remember well the last offseason that [the Eagles] signed an elite, pass-rushing defensive end and traded for a game-changing wide receiver and created great expectations for themselves. That was a hell of a one-two punch back in March 2004. The news that the Eagles had agreed to an eight-year contract with Jevon Kearse wasn’t two weeks old, had barely begun to sink in, when they completed the unusual three-team deal to acquire Terrell Owens.
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Grocery Outlet opening in North Philly neighborhood, first supermarket since 1960sThe Grocery Outlet on Ridge Avenue will serve a North Philadelphia community, which is currently a food desert.
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Former ACCT Philly employee charged with animal cruelty for injuring dog who was later euthanizedTerrell Walton, 30, was charged in the case of Saint, a pit bull whose death caused an uproar among activists last year. Saint was euthanized despite his owner's efforts to reclaim him.
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Philly protester identified through Etsy purchase sentenced to 2 1/2 years for torching police carsBut because Lore-Elisabeth Blumenthal, a 35-year-old massage therapist, has spent more than two years behind bars already, she could be released in months.
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Firefighters Battle Blaze at Beloved Philly Institution Jim’s SteaksIt’s unclear as of Friday morning if anyone was inside or what potential damage might mean for Philly's legendary Jim's Steaks.
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Firefight Continues at Jim's Steaks as Flames Snake Through Ducts of South Philly EateryUPDATE: Firefighters continued battling a blaze at Jim’s Steaks in South Philadelphia that broke out Friday morning and continued to burn into the afternoon, weaving through the eatery's HVAC system. Latest details here:
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Member of Philly Music Group Shot Dead Outside HomeA founding member of Philadelphia music group, who once rubbed elbow with former President Barack Obama, was shot to death outside of his home Wednesday night, police said.
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