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If not for that incident, Dale Hunter would likely be in the Hall of Fame. Turgeon himself got in last year thankfully

Great stuff

Thank you for doing this!

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This was entertaining, thank you.

That's cool, man. Some quick advice if you don't mind. You want your camera either at your head level or above you this will make viewers engage with you more. Also, you're backlit, since you're doing commentary you want to have light cast across your face not from behind or the side which is unappealing to viewers, plus we can't even see your awesome jersey. Try looking into the camera, memorize your script first, that will make people engage with you automatically. We also can't hear you very well. Looking up or at the level at the camera will open up your throat and make your voice a lot clearer and more voluminous. I look forward to seeing more of you, man! Best of luck.

Take it off the air.

Sports History Network, amazing video it was really good

St. Louis was supposed be a expansion team in the late 80s but didn’t get it

I might be a couple of years late, but I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this episode. I used to follow the Thrashers and this was a great trip down memory lane. Thank you.

no tom blanchard? one of the best punters in the 70s, especially with his stint with the saints and bucaneers, he led the league in punting yards in 1975, the best punter that year, he also threw a touchdown pass in 77

I love your channel and podcast. I especially enjoy the weightlifting history. Just bought the book. Keep up the good work.

You're an idiot. It's by far Vikings. They were the first to feature passes to RBs and the first to go 4 WRs against cowboys in 78. 75 cowboys? You mean the cheating pushoff team? Get lost dude

For anyone wondering, Slater did get in the Hall of Fame in 2020.

1977. My homie from Bridgeport Connecticut, Wes Matthews, came out of nowhere to win the MVP scoring 29 points. He went on to a high scoring point guard at Wisconsin and 10 years in the NBA, playing with numerous top 50 players and winning 2 championships with the Lakers in 1987 and 1988.

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Very enjoyable interview/discussion to listen. Thank you!

Those IronMind videos were great. Stefan is still involved in weightlifting, although it sounds like he's contributing to some issues with the current Bulgarian weightlifting federation.

Great episode, thank you...

Seating capacity at Three Rivers for baseball in 1978 was not 59,000. It was a little over 50,000, so the 45,134 was closer to a sellout. I was in the left field upper deck for this doubleheader, and you couldn't see many empty seats in the stadium. I will agree that it was the most electric crowd for a Pirates game I've ever been to, including the 2013 Wild Card game, which I also attended.

tough farewell for weeb. besides namath being injured the jets had numerous holdouts. riggins being one. weeb being GM ended up being a problem. he didnt want to pay and lost many players to free agency.

Another great interview. Your show has become a favorite for me.

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Great episode!

Another outstanding podcast! Edd R. was a great player in the era transitioning from “dead ball” to “live ball”. You do a great job managing the interview and are thoroughly prepared. I also listened to, and enjoyed, the Ken Williams episode and look forward to hearing more of your podcasts.

Molinas was an arch organized criminal. The guy did it all: fix games, bribe jurors, produced pornography. He was gunned down in his backyard in Los Angeles in the mid 1970s.

This was fantastic. Thank you very much. One statistic that should be obtained is how many games Luque lost with a 1- or 2-run difference.

It's not just old white guys it's old any guys in any color but it's mostly political.. She is not a fan of Trump can't say I blame her and Trump has said some rude things about her over the years so naturally people that are fans of trumps or disciples will follow with the hate

Love the Maroons t-shirt Joe! Also, loved hearing you say you loved the Dallas Cowboys dynasty! :)

My brother and I were just talking about this magazine. Our bedroom walls in our trailer at Eielson AFB in Alaska were covered in the magazine covers and the full size pics that filled the magazine. That magazine ruled!

Those old Bud lite commercials are great..... back before they became a woke joke!

Monte was my great Uncle. Grew up hearing stories about him - mostly his later years when he would give my dad baseball lessons. Thanks for doing all this research.

Great discussion. I'm currently working on a 1948-55 Bowman set run and the way I am approaching the Large set is I pick them up when I can with the thought I probably won't ever finish it but also thinking I might as well pick them up now along the way in case the opportunity presents itself to complete it. My thought on the Large/Small debate is I think with the success that Topps had with 1952 baseball, Bowman decided to test which would sell better, the large or the small football cards. There seem to be less small available than its large counterpart other than the short prints so I believe Bowman sold more Large than Small and therefore in 1953 they retired the small card and switched to the larger card for baseball and then football followed suit in the Fall.

Tracy Ham used to run thst "hambone" offense at Georgia Southern in college. He was the truth! ...I also used to watch the Edmonton Eskimos on ESPN late at night in the early 1980s.

I wish I could have been there to see those 9 brothers for the Pittsburgh Pirates straight ballin'.

Very well done. Deserves a lot more views.

Excellent show! I remember all of these. Evil Kneivel toys, illegal defense, Lester Hayes' stikkum, daytime World Series games...Beautiful!

A fan was "hurling racial insults at Ty Cobb? ...You don't expect anyone to actually believe that, do you?

Unfortunately and ridiculously, college basketball would not begin using a shot-clock until 30+ years later.

Marvin Barnes => Dumb

Chester Marcol LEARNED how to kick a football.

Donnie Shell, John Stallworth, Mel Blount, and L.C. Greenwood all went to historically black colleges (HBCUs).

Tim Tebow was never a tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Superbowl champion, not World champion.

The problem with your suggestion for hall of Fame voting requirement is that we "didn't" put a man on the moon.

Concussion "nonsense". The concussion hysteria was the greatest media absurdity.

We must remember Mr. John 3:16. The guy with the rainbow hair and the "John 3:16" sign at so many games.

Before 1978, defensive backs could bump a receiver anywhere on the field as much as they wanted throughout an "entire" play. ...Blindside blocks are "cheap shots" and are no longer legal in football.

Solid information. Good interview. Thank you for sharing.