Leron Lee joins us this week as we take a look Back When There Was Baseball. Leron played in the Majors from 1969-1976 with the Cardinals, Padres, Indians and Dodgers. He then travelled to Japan and had a stellar career from 1977-…
I honor legendary college football coach Frank Kush this week. Frank passed away on June 22, 2017, at age 88 and I am blessed to have his son Danny Kush to talk about his father. He was the head coach at Arizona State from 1958-1979 and had a career…
Tim looks back at a Pens/Flyers series that ended up closer than he thought a week ago. Plus college hoops talk, golf,MLB, and some high school sports news including some running accomplishments. Yes, running. Tim’s Time Machine goes back to look at the…
American League Umpire, Bill Haller, passed away on August 20, 2022. We are re-airing this podcast conducted in 2020 as a tribute to Bill. Bill umpired in the American League for 21 years (1961, 1963-1982) and is considered one of the best umpires…
This week we travel to Boulder, CO in the late 1970s with my guest George Visger. George played at Colorado from 1976-1979 on the defensive line. The Buffaloes appeared in the 1977 Orange Bowl in George's freshman season. George played under head coach…
I am joined this week by QB coaching guru Terry Shea who is the author of the book Eyes Up. Coach Shea has mentored many quarterbacks during his several decades in the profession. He decided to create a "manual" to coach quarterbacks and what a…
Tim leads off with aPenguins eulogy and a look at the next step if they indeed get swept by Philly. Then it is on to Phillies woes, a Pirate wishlist, college hoops, and more. Tim’s Time Machine looks back to the early 80’s Sixers/Celtics rivalry, a…
Al Woods joins us on the podcast this week. Al played in the Major/Minor leagues from 1973-1986 with the Minnesota Twins and Toronto Blue Jays. He debuted with the Blue Jays in 1977 as an outfielder. Al was a solid hitter and had several good years in…
Henry Burris joins me on the podcast this week. Henry played at Temple from 1993-1996 and still is among the leaders in several statistical categories. He did this on a Temple team that only won 5 games during his 4-year career. This is totally amazing.…
Tim looks back at The Masters and the career of Rory McIlroy. Then it’s college basketball portal, Pens/Flyers playoff series outlook, and lots of baseball including Pirates and Phillies. Tim’s Time Machine looks back at the late Phil Garner, a rant, and…
