The sneaker giant's first commercial employing Jackson was aired during the 1989 MLB All-Star Game, titled "Cross-Training by Bo Jackson." A shot of Jackson crushing a fastball is followed by Dodgers star Kirk Gibson telling the camera, "Bo knows baseball."

Former MLB All-Star and NFL Pro Bowler Bo Jackson is giving up his $21 million judgment in an extortion case involving his niece and nephew. Per Rosie

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million judgment against his niece and nephew, whom he said harassed and tried to extort money from him.

Sony San Diego Studio is cranking up their pre-release teasers for MLB The Show 25, and I love the way they’re starting things off.

Bo Jackson is not taking the $21 million judgment he won against his niece and nephew after winning an extortion case against the duo

- Former MLB and NFL player Bo Jackson, watches Auburn and Clemson practice before an NCAA college football game, Sept. 3, 2016, in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/, File)

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million ... at Auburn and also played in both the NFL and MLB, Jackson had alleged in his lawsuit that his relatives ...

Legendary dual-sport phenom Bo Jackson has abandoned a $21-million judgment ... who made him a fourth-round pick in the MLB draft two months later and sent him to the major league team.

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million ... at Auburn and also played in both the NFL and MLB, Jackson had alleged in his lawsuit that his relatives ...

Limited tickets remain for the Jan. 31 Hot Stove Banquet at Charleston Gaillard Center. Bo Jackson is only player to make MLB All-Star game and NFL Pro Bowl.

Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million judgment ... who won the Heisman Trophy as an Auburn running back and also played in the NFL and in MLB, had alleged in his lawsuit that his relatives tried ...

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