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Built in the late 1940s, Pop Lloyd Stadium is named after Baseball Hall of Fame inductee and Negro League star shortstop John Henry 'Pop' Lloyd, who played, lived, and worked in Atlantic City.
Philadelphia Eagles receiver A.J. Brown and a host of others at the 3-Point contest in Atlantic City. Nazim Derry, of Goldey Beacom College, won.
Philadelphia Eagles receiver A.J. Brown was the special guest. The community event celebrated much more than basketball.
Started nearly 30 years ago, the Battle By the Bay invitational basketball tournament showcases top basketball programs and helps raise money for scholarships.
By Ed "Ready" Rice
DeSean Jackson signed a ceremonial contract on Friday Dec. 1, allowing him to retire as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles. DeSean Jackson, who is regarded as one of the most dynamic playmakers in NFL history, celebrated his retirement at the Island Water Park at Showboat Resort Atlantic City.
