Back When There Was Baseball: Jim Colborn
Jim Colborn is our guest this week. Jim played in the Majors from 1969-1978 with the Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Kansas City Royals and Seattle Mariners. His best year was 1973 with Milwaukee and he was an All-Star that year. He also…
Talking College Football History: Ken Fritz
Ken Fritz passed away on February 6, 2024. We re-air this podcast in honor of him.This week we dot the I in Script OHIO with our guest Ken Fritz. Ken played at Ohio State from 1976-1979 most notably as an offensive lineman (1977-1979). He…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: March 28
It took only one game for Tim to see the Pirates are still the Pirates. Thoughts on opening day from the Pirates and Phillies, a trip to 2014 in Tim’s Time Machine, an entire rant line this week from baseball to LeBron, and much more. Plus the…
Two Guys Gone Mad: Sweet Sixteen Edition
Tim and Eric discuss no Cinderella, transfer portal and other topics involving college hoops and the tournament. Then our guys take a look at the brackets and discuss the upcoming rounds.
Back When There Was Baseball: Bob Oldis
We are blessed to have Bob Oldis join us this week on the podcast. Bob signed his first Major League contract in 1949 with the old Washington Senators franchise. Bob also played in the 1960 World Series and appeared in games 4 and 5…
Talking College Football History: Ray Woodard
We take a look back at the 1983 Texas defense this week with guest Ray Woodard. This may arguably be the best Texas defense in the history of the program. Unfortunately, a close loss in the Cotton Bowl to end the season cost them a national championship…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: March 22
Tim discusses Pittsburgh Pirates finances and what should be happening based on the recent reports the team is losing money. Some Phillies talk including analytics, golf talk, and college football. Tim’s Time Machine looks at the career of George Foreman…
Two Guys Gone Mad: Bracket Busters
Tim and Eric talk coaching changes at Indiana and NC State, complain about the selection committee, then jump into the bracket. They go region by region in analyzing who wins and ultimately who cuts down the nets in San Antonio. Check it out quickly…
Back When There Was Baseball: Jack Heidemann
Jack Heidemann joins us this week. Jack started his career at the age of 17 in the minor leagues and made his major league debut at the age of 19 in 1969 with the Cleveland Indians. Unfortunately, Uncle Sam called, and Jack had to delay his baseball…
