Brad Budde is our guest this week. Brad was a member of one of the greatest offensive lines in college football history at USC. He played alongside Anthony Munoz, Keith Van Horne and Don Mosebar. Brad and his father Ed are the only father/son combination…
Tim takes a look back at the magnitude of Rory McIlroy’s Masters win and career grand slam. Tim goes around the horn with quick thoughts on the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs(is this the year a Canadian team wins?), NBA Playoffs, college hoops, and MLB(Pirate…
Rusty Gerhardt joins us on the podcast this week. Rusty was a left-handed pitcher that came out of Clemson University. He played in the Cape Cod League and in Alaska. Rusty was drafted in the 12th round in 1972 of the June Amateur Draft by the San Diego…
We look back at the final season of Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's last year at Alabama and are privileged to have his starting center, Steve Mott, join us for this podcast. Steve played at Alabama from 1979-1982, winning a national championship in 1979…
Tim wraps up March Madness and gives his thoughts on college basketball moving forward including the portal, NIL, and more. A trip in Tim’s Time Machine to discuss Bernhard Langer and Fred Couples long careers at The Masters. This year’s Masters is…
John Boccabella joins us this week. John played from 1963-1974 for the Cubs, Expos and Giants. He also played for Leo Durocher and Gene Mauch, legendary managers. Enjoy this trip Back When There Was Baseball with John…
Our guest this week comes from a great coaching family. Kurt Schottenheimer joins us to talk about his 35-year coaching career. Kurt started out at the collegiate level before brother Marty scooped him up into the NFL. He had stints at…
This week I review the book On the Eighth Day, God Made Baseball written by former MLB pitcher Mark Littell. Unfortunately, Mark passed away from complications due to heart surgery on September 5, 2022. Mark did this…
Tim lets loose(again) on Bob Nutting and the Pirates. A look at the Phillies good start and more MLB including a slow start for home plate umpires. Tim’s Time Machine goes back to 1983 and beyond for a “Terrific” opening day starting pitcher. Around the…
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…
