It is time for college baseball to shine as the regionals are underway. Tim has thoughts on that as well as a mostly blah NHL and NBA playoffs, college hoops, and MLB. Christopher Sanchez is lights out which leads to Tim’s Time Machine for a look at…
We are celebrating the Oakland A's dynasty (1972-1974) this week with our guest Nancy Finley. The A's won the World Series 3 consecutive years (1972-1974) and Nancy was a part of these seasons. Nancy is the daughter of GM Carl Finley and…
We focus on the last Rutgers undefeated season (1976) this week. Rutgers also ended that year on an 18-game winning streak. Bert Kosup, the quarterback in 1976, is with us this week. This was also the start of the transition of Rutgers…
Tim opens with an LSU beat down centered around Will Wade. Keep an eye on USC hoops, some NHL, NBA, and golf talk. Who could rise and who could fall in MLB, Pirates, Phillies and red hot Rays. Tim’s Time Machine, the weekly rant, and the random off topic…
Wayne Causey joins us this week. Wayne was one of the "Bonus Babies" in the 1953-1957 rule, which meant that he had to be up with the parent club (Baltimore Orioles) for his first 2 years. After working his way up through the Minors after his first MLB…
It is an honor for Rex to introduce our guest this week. Rocky Bleier joins us on the podcast, and you should remember him as a Pittsburgh Steeler, but did you know what college team he played for? Rocky was a Notre Dame football player under…
Author Tom Shanahan released a new book entitled The Right Thing to Do: The True Pioneers of College Football Integration in the 1960s. I hosted Tom on a previous book, Raye of Light, and this book goes deeper into Coach Duffy Daugherty and how he…
Tim jumps right into the Time Machine to discuss the longstanding Phillies/Pirates rivalry. Then it’s MLB, NBA, NHL, and the PGA Championship. A Pirates bullpen rant and the random off topic topic rounds out this week’s podcast.
We have a rare treat for you this week. Our guest played with Willie Mays, Orlando Cepeda, Ted Williams, Pete Rose, Frank Robinson, Tony Oliva, Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew to name a few. His name is Al Worthington and he pitched in the Majors from…
Mike Haluchak joins me this week. Mike played linebacker at USC from 1968-1970. During Mike's freshman season in 1967 (freshman were ineligible at this time), USC won a national championship. He also played for national championships during his sophomore…
