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Tamani Wooley

Tamani Wooley

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Anchor and Reporter, Spectrum News

Albany, New York

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Russian Colonialism , Russia’s War , Ukraine , Russian Aggression , Ruscism

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Total articles 14

  • Darryl Strawberry talks rehab and redemption in upstate church

    By Tamani Wooley Verified| Spectrum News 13 Verified It’s the final home run in a storied career. On June 1, Darryl Strawberry’s number was retired by the New York Mets. “There was nothing like playing in Queens. There was nothing like playing in Shea Stadium,” Strawberry told thousands of faithful fans who packed Citifield to celebrate Major League Baseball's 1980 No. 1 draft pick.

    By Tamani Wooley Verified · Spectrum News 13

    Jun. 17, 2024

  • Looking back at the history of the Belmont Stakes with announcer Tom Durkin

    By Tamani Wooley Verified| Spectrum News Albany Verified History is set to be made Saturday in Saratoga Springs as a Triple Crown horse race will be hosted in upstate New York for the very first time when the 2024 Belmont Stakes is run at Saratoga Race Course. Tom Durkin, the man who called horse racing for over 40 years, including a number of legendary and historic calls of the Belmont Stakes, met up with our Tamani Wooley, to discuss what makes the Belmont Stakes a special race, his favorite memories of the event, what people should know, and more.

    By Tamani Wooley Verified · Spectrum News Albany

    Jun. 08, 2024

  • Darryl Strawberry talks rehab and redemption in upstate church

    By Tamani Wooley Verified| Spectrum News 13 Verified It’s the final home run in a storied career. On June 1, Darryl Strawberry’s number was retired by the New York Mets. “There was nothing like playing in Queens. There was nothing like playing in Shea Stadium,” Strawberry told thousands of faithful fans who packed Citifield to celebrate Major League Baseball's 1980 No. 1 draft pick.

    By Tamani Wooley Verified · Spectrum News 13

    Jun. 17, 2024

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Spectrum News

New York, New York, United States