Tim leads off with disgust over the high priced Dodgers steamrolling through the MLB playoffs. Tim’s Two Cents covers some NBA, NHL, and college hoops coaches that could be on the hot seat this year. Tim’s TimeMachine looks at the USC-Notre Dame…
Tommy McCraw is our guest this week. Tommy, or Mac as he likes to be called, played in the Majors from 1963-1975 with the Chicago White Sox, Washington Senators, Cleveland Indians, California Angels and back with the Indians to finish out his career. Mac…
Chuck Servino passed away on December 19, 2024. This podcast was recorded in April of 2020 and we re-air this podcast in memory of him.This week's feature interview on the podcast is the epitome of what college athletics is all about. Chuck Servino…
Tim leads off with talk on how tough it is being a sports fanatic. Tim’s Two Cent Takes cover MLB Playoffs, including a tough end to the Phillies season, a couple great announcers, Pens start anew, and more. A rant on PA high school football and the…
Our guest this week is Rance Mulliniks. Rance played from 1977-1992 for the California Angels, Kansas City Royals and the Toronto Blue Jays. He was traded to the Blue Jays in 1982, where he finally got a chance to play every day. He credits Cito…
Coach Dan McCarney is our guest this week. Dan played football at Iowa and started his coaching career there. He was part of that legendary staff under Hayden Fry in 1981 that included Kirk Ferentz, Bob Stoops, Bill Snyder, Barry Alvarez…
Kelly Park joins me to discuss his book Just Like Me: When the Pros Played on the Sandlot, Volume 2. I had the privilege of interviewing Kelly in 2020 to review Volume 1 and we pick up right where we left off. This book is in a similar format as Volume 1…
Tim leads off with a bad Ryder Cup for American players and fans alike. Tim’s Two Cents covers NHL thoughts, a Big Ten big money deal, and lots of MLB talk including playoff thoughts. Tim’s Time Machine goes back to the previous five playoff series…
Tim Foli joins us on the podcast this week. Tim played in the Majors from 1970-1985. His statistics don't jump out at you, but he was a very good defensive shortstop and hit very well, mostly out of the 2nd spot in the batting order. Tim played for the…
Our guest this week is Kyle Davis. Kyle played center on those great Oklahoma teams in the early 1970s. Oklahoma transitioned from Chuck Fairbanks to Barry Switzer seamlessly and they won the national championship in 1974 and 1975. Kyle played on…
