Whether it's pondering Moose McNuggets at the McDonald's in Norway or chasing Lance Armstrong up some mountaintop in France, Gil LeBreton has been entertaining Star-Telegram readers for nearly 30 years. He's covered 21 Super Bowls, 14 Olympic Games (summer and winter), saw Muhammad Ali box, Paul Newman drive a race car and Prince Albert try to steer a bobsled. Gil also once briefly held the WBC Junior Welterweight title belt -- he had to, because the guy he was interviewing, champ Bruce Curry, had to suddenly step into the men's room.

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Palmer’s 'Big Game' experience paying off

| |Thursday, May. 23, 2013

Familiarity drives the first-round Colonial leader to a tournament record 62.

Injuries haven’t defined resilient Rangers

| |Tuesday, May. 21, 2013

The Rangers’ depth, thanks to youngsters like Grimm and Tepesch, has kept them atop the AL West.

Don’t look for Tiger Woods’ return to Colonial

| |Sunday, May. 19, 2013

If truth be told, blame me and the Aggies for Woods’ long absence from the Colonial event.

Hold tight on that Moreland Express

| Saturday, May. 18, 2013

Mitch Moreland has had a blazing four weeks, but there’s a long season ahead.

The Matchup of the Year meets an early shower

| |Thursday, May. 16, 2013

Justin Verlander gone in the third inning? You bet, said Yu Darvish and the Rangers.

Athletics no longer flying under the AL radar

| |Monday, May. 13, 2013

The Rangers are revisiting the site of their 2012 regular-season demise.

Umpires’ ugly week proves need for more changes

| |Sunday, May. 12, 2013

MLB, NFL would be wise to follow hockey’s replay example.

If they build it bigger, Aggies — lots of them — will come

| |Tuesday, May. 07, 2013

Kyle Field’s $450 million expansion soon will have A&M raking in the lettuce.

In any language, Yu is the Rangers’ ace

| |Sunday, May. 05, 2013

Another top-notch outing shows why Yu Darvish has become one of baseball’s best pitchers.

Gentry, Martin helping the Rangers turn the page

| |Saturday, May. 04, 2013

Starting in the outfield together for the first time, Gentry and Martin reminded that there is more than one way to fill a void.