Harv Aronson
Writer
Harv Aronson was born and raised in Pittsburgh but now lives in Florida. Harv graduated from North Hills High School in Pittsburgh and Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania where he earned a degree in Communications with a minor in Journalism.
Harv had managed and wrote the website Steelers Hotline in the past and currently writes for Abstract Sports, the magazine Gridiron Greats on a quarterly basis. Harv wrote the published book "Pro Football's Most Passionate Fans" and as a professional writer has had articles published in an array of sports publications.
Having followed sports since 1972, Harv began his sports writing career in 1975 as a staff member of his high school newspaper. He was also a sportswriter for Slippery Rock University's newspaper the Rocket and also served as the school radio station's Sports Director.
Harv loves all sports but football, baseball, and MMA are at the top of his interest. His passion is for sports history. You can email Harv at HMA711@outlook.com. Also check out his full collection of articles on his Muck Rack profile, and subscribe to his YouTube channel.
Featured Articles
Major League Baseball Venues from the Past
For baseball fans that are 50 years old or older (I for one am 61), these folks will remember some of the old stadiums that teams played in that now are a distant memory.
Top 10 Greatest Sports Movies of All Time
Anyone who loves sports has watched at least a handful of movies about sports in their lifetime. Ranking the best sports movies of all time is a topic that has been covered time and time again. There is no way to indicate which film is the best because it’s all based on opinion.
Looking Back at Old Sports Games and Gadgets
Let's take a look back at some of the games, tools and gadgets that kept kids entertained before the rise of technology in the sports world.
NFL's Quarterback Revolving Door
The number of QBs was something like 21 and raised the question as to how many other teams have experienced this “revolving door” of signal-callers in that same time frame?
Life After Sports
Some professional athletes retire comfortably, others don't. Some seek more opportunities outside the lines to put their competitive drive to work.
Top 10 of Boxing’s Most Terrifying Fighters
With the growth of Mixed Martial Arts, specifically the UFC and Bellator, this sport's increasing popularity has diminished the interest in professional boxing in a profound way.