Former Major League Baseball player Greg Pryor joins me this week to review his book The Day The Yankees Made Me Shave. This is Greg's first attempt at writing a book and he hit a home run. My mother was a guidance counselor secretary and the best…
Tim leads off with a Ryder Cup preview then goes to Two Cent Takes including the final week of pennant chases and Phillies chances in playoffs. A Pittsburgh Pirates rant and the random off topic topic also is Tim’s Time Machine as he looks back at 40…
Our guest this week is Mike Epstein. Mike played in the Majors from 1966-1974 with various clubs and was part of the 1972 Oakland A’s world championship team. He went to Cal-Berkeley on a football scholarship but ended up switching to baseball. Mike…
What was the greatest upset in college football history? Without a doubt, it was Appalachian State's victory over Michigan in the "Big House" on September 1, 2007. Many sports news organizations rated this as the greatest upset, including ESPN. However,…
Tim leads off discussing Sidney Crosby. Then It is an all baseball Two Cent Takes with a look at some stats and pennant race intrigue, plus Tim tells who his MVP and Cy Young awards would go to. Tim’s Time Machine looks at Ryder Cup history, a rant on…
Dave Ford joins us this week. Dave was a 1st round draft pick in 1975 by the Baltimore Orioles. He was one of the many hot prospects and dominant pitchers that were a part of the Oriole organization at that time. Listen as Dave talks about the…
We dot the I this week in "The Horseshoe" with our guest Nick Buonamici. Nick played at Ohio State from 1973-1976. Coach Woody Hayes pulled Nick out of Long Island, NY and he made an impact quickly. This was a great time for Ohio State football. Nick…
Author Tom Wolf joins me this week to discuss his book The Called Shot: Babe Ruth, the Chicago Cubs, & the Unforgettable Major League Baseball Season of 1932. Tom has written several pieces including books and essays. I was pleasantly surprised when…
Tim looks at the surprisingly good play from the Pirates and theorizes that it may save Ben Cherington’s job. The Phillies are locked and loaded for a two seed and other playoff races persist. Tim rants on another idiotic example of baseball replay…
Our guest this week is former National League umpire Jerry Crawford. Jerry comes from a family of officials. His father Shag was a Major League umpire from 1955-1975 and his brother Joey, was an NBA official from 1977-2016. Jerry started out…
