A Park Ridge native who entertained thousands at minor league baseball games with the lovable nerd character he dubbed Myron Noodleman is being remembered as a “comic genius.” Rick Hader died Nov. 1 ...

So, Myron Noodleman, with his signature opening bit having remained unchanged for 10 years -- a dance to Prince's Baby I'm a Star" -- has become a fixture in the ballparks of clubs like the Ft. Wayne ...

One of the kings of comedy in the minor leagues is gone. Myron Noodleman, whose real name is Rick Hader, died on Wednesday after a battle with an aggressive form of cancer. The disease kept him from ...

Who's da man? Myron Noodleman's da man! A sharp dressed man with moves to match, Myron has been performing his craft at ballparks, stadiums and arenas since 1992. He's proof positive that chicks dig ...

FRIDAY, JUNE 29 (7:05 pm) MYRON NOODLEMAN - Come see the Hippest Nerd in the Biz: Myron Noodleman! He is the Clown Prince of Baseball and he has been delighting fans for years! This Jerry Lewis-type ...

Rick Hader, better known to sports fans as Myron Noodleman, whose lovable nerd shtick provided a comical break from the action at minor league baseball stadiums and other athletic events across the ...

Rick Hader - who entertained thousands in his alter ego Myron Noodleman - has passed away, according to Union Public Schools. Hader died from a rare form of sinus cancer, according to his Facebook ...

Happy Memorial Day weekend. I hope you're enjoying this time with family and friends. If you're already planning the week ahead, here are just a few ideas. Since 2005, the annual fundraiser for the ...

The "Crown Prince of Baseball" Myron Noodleman, aka Rick Hader, entertained fans at the West Michigan Whitecaps game Friday at Fifth Third Ballpark. Myron's persona is reminiscent of the nerdy Jerry ...

Students at Union High School honored the life of a teacher who lost his battle with cancer. Rick Hader was a teacher at Union before he went on to entertain sports fans as his alter ego, Myron ...

TULSA, Okla. (WANE) Myron Noodleman, who entertained thousands of minor league baseball as the “Clown Prince of Baseball,” has died. Noodleman, whose real name was Rick Hader, died Wednesday after a ...

Rick Hader - who entertained thousands in his alter ego Myron Noodleman - has passed away, according to Union Public Schools. Hader died from a rare form of sinus cancer, according to his Facebook ...