Our guest is one of the greatest players in Stanford football history. Darrin Nelson joins us this week and he played from 1977-1981 and is still in the Top 10 in 10 different offensive categories. Darrin made his mark right out of the gate in his…
Tim analyzes Penn State hoops under Mike Rhodes and the big win over Purdue. How is former PSU coach Micah Shrewsberry faring at Notre Dame? Plus an early look at the Big Ten. Tim’s Time Machine goes back to look at the career of Dave Parker upon his…
The 1975 World Series between the Cincinnati Reds and Boston Red Sox was voted as the best World Series in history. There is only one umpire remaining from that series and he is our guest this week on Back When There Was Baseball. Larry Barnett…
Preston Dennard joins me this week. Preston is "The man nobody wanted." You may remember him as an NFL receiver with the Los Angeles Rams in the late 1970s through the early 1980s. Preston had an interesting high school career in Arizona as a multi-sport…
Our guest this week is former American League umpire Al Clark. Al umpired in the American League/Major League from 1976-2001. He co-authored the book Called Out But Safe: A Baseball Umpire's Journey with Dan Schlossberg. Al was the only umpire hired by…
Tim opens up his rant line to let loose on baseball, the NBA, Mike Sullivan and the Pens, Danny Hurley haters, college football, and officiating. Tim does jump into the Time Machine to reminisce about the old bowl game era in college football. Plus two…
Join us as we go Back When There Was Baseball to the 1970s and 1980s with our guest, Johnny Grubb. Johnny played in the Majors from 1972-1987 with the San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, Texas Rangers and Detroit Tigers. He was signed out of Florida…
This week we are very honored to have the winningest coach in Baylor football history. Coach Grant Teaff joins us to talk about his career and how he built Baylor into a Southwest Conference contender. Grant coached at Baylor (Southwest…
Tim gets excited about some great college hoops over the Thanksgiving week. Plus, Tim told you the Sixers should have traded Joel Embiid and now Tyrese Maxey may agree. Pens and Flyers still stink. MLB awards season plus a few comments on the Pirates and…
Eric Soderholm joins us this week. Eric played in the Majors from 1971-1980 with the Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox, Texas Rangers and New York Yankees. He had a career batting average of .264 with 102 home runs and 383 RBIs. Eric was a solid player…
