Meet the Walters

Happy 10th birthday to Colter Reeves. He played Lefty's grandson in the mini series last year.

The new documentary about Patty Michael and Ron Yary on their relationship, and a never before scene clips of them. The documentary will aired on Sept. 6, two days before the Vikings' first game of the year on NFL Network.

Yesterday, at Paul Krause's Garage in Webster, Minnesota, Marla was invited at his garage and watch the NASCAR racing at Daytona Beach. The shocking moment is when Harrison Burton had the last lap pass, and Marla screams and runs around, and he wins. She calls him minutes later.

Lincoln and his wife Ashley had welcomed their sixth child and fourth son, Rhoden Keith Reeves on Aug. 24 at 2:30 AM. Rhoden joins Greyson, Mick, Cambria, Savannah and Donovan.

Just weeks after Bobby Bryant joined Sports Legends USA, Allison Yim is interviewing Mark Mullaney about the eye shield, and she told him that Keith Fahnhorst is the other football player to wear the same thing as Mark. Mark is now officially joined in.

Happy 8th birthday to Brendan and Riley Reeves. Brendan was the genius recently, and Riley is not.

Happy 11th birthday to Axyl Walter. He is the big brother of Sloane.

Happy 12th birthday to Ellie Walter. She is the big sister of Sloane.

After the funeral of her second husband Brendan, Natalee has a boyfriend, who is a lawyer, widower and a father of two adult children. His name is Rich Dougherty (Mar. 17, 1981) from New Jersey. He lost his wife of COVID 19 in 2020. His son Merle David (Nov. 11, 2001) is already graduating in Clemson, and his daughter Cheyenne Melna (July 14, 2004) is in Alabama college.

Happy 12th birthday to Harper Walter. She is the big sister of the surviving quintuplets.

Jody and Darlia has welcomed their ninth child and fourth daughter Sloane Lynn Walter on Aug. 11 at 2:30 AM. She joined Ellie, Axyl, Hal, Maeve, Canaan, Mosiah and Maverick. Mara lost her life exactly last year.

The Oak Ridge Boys had the alternate music video for NFL players whose teammates had ALS with a song called "Elvira." It was directed by Faron Reeves. List of players had ALS were Tunch Ilkin, Tony Liscio, Fred McNeill, Brad Dusek, Mickey Marvin, Derrick Jensen, Dwight Clark, Wally Hilgenberg and Steve McMichael. The airing of the alternate music video will be on Saturday. Celebrities had a cameo for this music video: Allison Yim Jimbo Covert Mike Singletary Richard Dent Emery Moorehead Gary Fencik Otis Wilson Dan Hampton Jay Hilgenberg Jim McMahon Matt Suhey Tom Thayer Ron Rivera Jerry Rice Randy Cross Keena Turner Dwight Hicks Joe Montana Dwaine Board Ronnie Lott Roger Craig Mike Walter Jim Fahnhorst Jim Plunkett Dave Casper Lester Hayes Howie Long Marcus Allen Bob Lilly Lee Roy Jordan Charlie Waters Larry Cole D.D. Lewis Roger Staubach Cliff Harris Terry Bradshaw Mel Blount Lynn Swann John Stallworth Donnie Shell Joe Theismann Jeff Bostic George Starke Russ Grimm Rick Walk

The Andrae Crouch song "My Tribute" by several musical artists will shown for the closing ceremony for the Olympics in Paris on Aug. 11 same as the music video. Soloist in order: Zach Williams Deborah Allen TaRanda Reeves Ray Stevens Tenille Arts Taylor Weller Lorrie Morgan T. Graham Brown Trace Adkins Travis Tritt Larry Gatlin Natalee Reeves Jimmy Fortune and Harrison Nitschke

In 1997, Marla had interviewed the Smith Family from Minnesota. They have been friendly to the Millers from Waseca, Minnesota. But the Smiths are from Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota, same as Larry Cole. 1. Rodney 2. Anita 3. Randy 4. Ken 5. Rosalie 6. Perry 7. Marty 8. Darryl 9. Joni 10. Jeff 11. Larry 12. Victor 13. Harold 14. Andrea 15. Duane 16. Marla 17. Patrick 18. Aaron 19. Arlie 20. Mitchell 21. Glynnis 22. Dana 23, 24 and 25. Phyllis, Stephanie and Carlene All of them are alive as of now.

Duane Thomas, the controversial running back of the Dallas Cowboys, has died two days ago at age 77. One dubs him as a silent man in 1971, and he calls coach Tom Landry a plastic man. Marla remembers Duane as he was smashing her favorite record of "Indian Reservation," and he reunites her in the 2007 show "Marla's Game." He shared a birthday with Bum Phillips' son Wade, same day and same year.

After the death of her husband, Natalee was interviewed with Allison Yim via satellite, and she talks about her depression and Brendan's death of the car accident on July 31. Natalee also said about Kelly Nelon, her husband and oldest daughter's death of the plane crash five days earlier, and her youngest daughter was pregnant and cannot attend.

Here's the 15 episodes that has deleted scenes. Packers: 1. Elijah, Ken and Forrest Marla told the boys about the story of Elijah Pitts, Ken Bowman and Forrest Gregg. 2. Marvin and the Ice Bowl Lee Roy had his younger brother Marvin and saw Marvin's high school yearbook with his real name on it. Desmond, Brett and Bill did not involved telling a story of the Ice Bowl. 3. LeRoy Butler's Invention Desmond and Brett told Marla about LeRoy Butler's leap. Jets: 1. Guys Gone Entirely Marla told Don, Joe and Gerry about the six guys who played entirely with the Jets. Chiefs: 1. Morris Stroud Marla told Len, Jim and Willie about the tall guy Morris Stroud. Colts: 1. Harold Breaks Howley's Picture Harold uses a knife to tear the Chuck Howley picture, and Marla confirms it was her favorite picture of Chuck. They tried to fight, but apologize, and he gave her a Mike Curtis book. Cowboys: 1. Marla's Working Hard Marla told the guys about working hard way young. 2. John Fitz

On Friday afternoon, Maverine decided to leave Canton, Ohio for a speech about Steve McMichael. On Saturday morning, Maverine and Jay Hilgenberg were in Lakeville for a motivational speech about McMichael and Jay's uncle, Wally Hilgenberg. Joe Bonsall was also mentioned as well. After Kathy, Steve's sister had a statement about families, Maverine called Misty after getting enshrined for Steve, it said that Steve's biological father is Arlo Koym. He will be 93 years old this month, and decided not to visit his biological son.

Allison Yim confirms this morning that the website is changed to sportslegendsusa.com where new people like Carl Lee and Robert Griffith were on the list. Jim McMahon and Chuck Foreman's son Jay were also on the list. Allison told Jim about Mark Eaton's one of last photos before his death of a bike accident three years ago. Minnesota people are everywhere, Skol.