Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Nov 14
Tim leads off with the Judge vs Raleigh debate plus all the MLB awards. Paul Skenes had some important thoughts on the Pirates going forward, and Tim has some thoughts on that leading to a Pirates-centric Time Machine segment. Two Cent Takes from NHL,…
Wall2WallFootball: Tim is irritated edition
Playoff scenarios, coaching thoughts, and more. Plus Tim is irritated with the Big Ten and the Steelers. Plus the guys continue to try and find a groove in the Pick ‘Em contest that Tim’s cat continues to dominate.
Back When There Was Baseball: Bart Zeller
Bart Zeller joins us this week. He was with the St. Louis Cardinals organization his entire career. Bart was a catcher and only appeared in one game with the parent club. So, you ask, why would you interview Bart Zeller? It's…
Talking College Football History: Mike Tice
This week's podcast features Mike Tice. Most of you will remember Mike as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings or as a long-time NFL tight end, but did you know that Mike played the quarterback position for Maryland from 1977-1980? Did you also know that…
Talking Penn State Football History: Chuck Burkhart
Who was the only Penn State quarterback to win every game he started (minimum of 2 years)? The answer would be Chuck Burkhart (1967-1969) and he is our guest this week. Sit back and listen to Chuck recall those great years of 1968 and 1969. He talks…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Nov 8
Tim leads off with talk anout Sidney Crosby at 38 and the Pens hot start. Two Cent Takes from the Sixers, college hoops, and the World Series. A rant on baseball fundamentals rearing their ugly head in the World Series and a shoutout to Tim’s local high…
Wall2WallFootball: Flying Solo
Tim goes it alone this week with thoughts on the NFL at the halfway point, the trade deadline and Steelers inactivity, the first CFP rankings, and more thoughts on the coaching carousel. Plus the cat continues to kick the guys butt in Pick ‘Em. …
Back When There Was Baseball: Bill Melton
Bill Melton passed away on December 5, 2024. We are re-airing this podcast in honor of him. Who was the American League home run leader in 1971? If you do not know the answer, maybe "It is soo hot in Chicago that the third baseman is Melton"…
