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Daily Sports History Podcast
Добавлен 13 окт 2023
Welcome to Daily Sports History! A Podcast that does a rapid deep dive into sports history everyday! Hosted by Ethan Reese
Race Between Tom Thumb and the Horse: A Steam-Powered Showdown
Join us on Daily Sports History as we recount the legendary 1830 race between the steam locomotive Tom Thumb and a horse. Discover the origins of this iconic race, the outcome, and its impact on the future of rail travel in America. Relive the moment when innovation met tradition in a thrilling contest that shaped transportation history.
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Argentina vs. USA 2004: The Game That Shocked Olympic Basketball
Просмотров 372 часа назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we revisit the 2004 Olympic basketball game where Argentina stunned the USA, ending their bid for gold. Explore how Argentina's victory reshaped the global basketball landscape, the key players who led the upset, and the lasting impact on Team USA. Relive one of the most unexpected and significant moments in Olympic basketball history. #DailySportsHistory, #Ar...
The First Televised MLB Game: A New Era in Sports Broadcasting
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Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the historic first televised MLB game on August 26, 1939. Learn how this groundbreaking broadcast between the Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers changed the way fans experienced baseball and marked the beginning of a new era in sports media. Discover the impact of this momentous event on the future of sports broadcasting. #DailySportsHistory, #MLB...
Angel Matos' Disqualification: The Taekwondo Controversy at the 2008 Olympics
Просмотров 1912 часов назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we examine the controversial disqualification of Angel Matos during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Discover what led to Matos being kicked out of the Taekwondo competition, the aftermath of his actions, and the impact on the sport's reputation. Explore how this incident became one of the most talked-about moments in Olympic history. Clip: ruclips.net/video/CecGsG_...
The Evolution of Baseball Mitts: From Bare Hands to Modern Gloves
Просмотров 914 часов назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the fascinating evolution of baseball mitts, from the early days of bare-handed play to the advanced gloves used today. Discover how changes in design and technology have transformed the game, offering players better protection and performance. Dive into the history of one of baseball's most essential tools. #DailySportsHistory, #BaseballMitts, #Bas...
Kyle Busch's 2010 Bristol Sweep: A NASCAR Triumph
Просмотров 1116 часов назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we revisit Kyle Busch's historic 2010 Bristol Sweep, where he became the first driver in NASCAR history to win all three major races in a single weekend. Discover how Busch dominated the Truck, Nationwide, and Sprint Cup Series, and the legacy of this incredible achievement in motorsports. #DailySportsHistory, #KyleBusch, #BristolSweep, #NASCAR, #MotorsportsHi...
Joe Wilhoit’s 69-Game Hit Streak: Baseball's Unbreakable Record
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Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore Joe Wilhoit’s incredible 69-game hit streak in 1919, a record that still stands in professional baseball. Discover the story behind Wilhoit’s remarkable consistency, the challenges he faced, and why his streak remains one of the most unbreakable records in the sport. Relive a legendary achievement that has stood the test of time. #DailySportsHistory...
Eddie Gaedel's Unforgettable At-Bat: Baseball's Most Unusual Player
Просмотров 3621 час назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the fascinating story of Eddie Gaedel, the shortest player in Major League Baseball history. Relive his unique and unforgettable at-bat for the St. Louis Browns in 1951, orchestrated by baseball promoter Bill Veeck. Discover the impact of this one-of-a-kind moment and how it remains one of the most memorable stunts in sports history. #DailySportsHis...
Sports Illustrated: From Inception to Icon
Просмотров 11День назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the rich history of Sports Illustrated, the iconic magazine that has shaped sports journalism since 1954. Learn about its founding, the evolution of its famous covers, and its impact on sports culture and media. Discover how Sports Illustrated became a trusted source for sports fans around the world. #DailySportsHistory, #SportsIllustrated, #SportsM...
Tim Donaghy Scandal: The NBA Referee Who Shook the League
Просмотров 25День назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the controversial story of NBA referee Tim Donaghy and the betting scandal that rocked the league in 2007. Learn how Donaghy's actions impacted the integrity of the game, the legal consequences, and the lasting effects on the NBA's reputation. Delve into one of the most shocking scandals in sports history. #DailySportsHistory, #TimDonaghy, #NBAScand...
The Birth of the American Football League: A New Era in Pro Football
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Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the origins of the American Football League (AFL), founded in 1960 as a bold rival to the NFL. Discover the visionaries behind the league, the impact it had on professional football, and how the AFL paved the way for the eventual NFL-AFL merger. Learn how the AFL's innovative approach reshaped the landscape of American football. #DailySportsHistory,...
Satchel Paige: Baseball's Timeless Legend
Просмотров 614 дней назад
Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the extraordinary career of Satchel Paige, one of baseball's most iconic and influential pitchers. Learn about his journey from the Negro Leagues to Major League Baseball, his remarkable pitching prowess, and the lasting impact he left on the sport. Discover why Satchel Paige remains a legendary figure in baseball history. #DailySportsHistory, #Satc...
1950 NFL's international Game
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Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the fascinating 1950 exhibition game between the NFL's New York Giants and the CFL's Ottawa Rough Riders. Discover the story behind this rare cross-border matchup, the differences in play styles, and how this game highlighted the unique aspects of American and Canadian football. Relive a historic clash that bridged two football worlds. #DailySportsH...
The 1988 King's Ransom Trade: Wayne Gretzky's Move to the LA Kings
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Join us on Daily Sports History as we explore the monumental 1988 "King's Ransom" trade that sent Wayne Gretzky from the Edmonton Oilers to the Los Angeles Kings. Discover how this shocking move altered the landscape of the NHL, impacted both teams, and transformed hockey in North America. Relive the deal that forever changed the sport. #DailySportsHistory, #WayneGretzky, #KingsRansom, #NHLHist...
Dream Team: Basketball's Greatest Assembly
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Dream Team: Basketball's Greatest Assembly
Gertrude Ederle's Historic English Channel Swim
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Gertrude Ederle's Historic English Channel Swim
Becky Hammon: Pioneering Women in Basketball
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Becky Hammon: Pioneering Women in Basketball
Special Olympics: A Movement for Inclusion
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Special Olympics: A Movement for Inclusion
Longest Baseball Throw: Glen Gorbous
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Longest Baseball Throw: Glen Gorbous
Michael Phelps: The Most Decorated Olympic Athlete
Просмотров 50928 дней назад
Michael Phelps: The Most Decorated Olympic Athlete
The 1930 World Cup: Birth of a Global Tradition
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The 1930 World Cup: Birth of a Global Tradition
Hidilyn Diaz's Historic Gold Medal Victory
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Hidilyn Diaz's Historic Gold Medal Victory
Seabiscuit: The Underdog Racehorse Who Captivated a Nation
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Seabiscuit: The Underdog Racehorse Who Captivated a Nation
George Brett's Pine Tar Incident: Baseball's Controversial Moment
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George Brett's Pine Tar Incident: Baseball's Controversial Moment
2021 Olympics: Triumph and Resilience Amidst a Global Pandemic
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2021 Olympics: Triumph and Resilience Amidst a Global Pandemic
Walter Johnson: The Dominance of Baseball's Big Train
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Walter Johnson: The Dominance of Baseball's Big Train
1903 Tour de France: The Birth of a Legendary Race
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1903 Tour de France: The Birth of a Legendary Race
Nadia Comaneci's Perfect 10: A Gymnastics Milestone
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Nadia Comaneci's Perfect 10: A Gymnastics Milestone
Hammering Hank is the man. Bonds is a cheat.
Bonds hit 73 hrs at 37 years old. After 36 he hit 200 hrs. How come? Steriods!!!! Most players are done by 36.
I always got the impression that a lot of those IBB's (especially in 2004) were a silent protest of some sort, especially the bases-empty IBB's.
None of these steroids abusers should be in the Hall of Fame or even praised
@@johnkenneth6490 what is someone that used is already in the hall of fame?
Sorry..... but Hank Aaron is STILL the Home Run King . PERIOD.
I can just imagine how thrilled teams would be to have a "long throw" competition at the all-star game, having one of their players ruin their arm trying to win that trophy. You know it would eventually happen so I don't think that's something we'll ever see.
GOAT. He played during the juiced ball era but was on his way to becoming the GOAT before using steroids. He was a prodigy that was seen as an asshole because he knew his worth. He was not likeable. I'm a huge Bonds fan, full disclosure. But OBJECTIVELY, he is the GOAT. Only ICHIRO and OTANI are in the discussion (humble)
Was nowhere near becoming the GOAT! That's funny AF!
Did you know without raping the general public by taking advertising dollars to pay the salaries does The Stadium seats would be worth about $10,000 a piece pay your own way I hate professional sports
Seals
92 SNOOZE TEAM .
Amazing what performance enhancement can do for an average hitter
I dont know usa had white players in dream team 😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@sunnyb5755 and bird and Stockton are 2 of the best
Chris Mullin will shoot your lights out as well
1992 Dream team was phenomenal, but they had the easiest path. all teams had bad, ok, and good players, but nowhere near the caliber of players in 2024
@@brockman562 yeah the dream team grew the sport so world now plays
BUMS ‼️
Crazy to learn this historic trade happened to have went down the very day I came into the world.
@@treyshoes8828 all Canadians will remember your birthday
@@DailySportsHistory Probably not particularly fondly yes lol but understandable
NO, HENRY AARON WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE HOME RUN CHAMPION. AIN'T NO PLACE FOR DRUGS. DO IT FAIR.
@@user-zp4wb4px1e no agreements
Saw him hit #702 at Wrigley!.... Line shot!
@@DailySportsHistorythinking you meant arguments
Just FYI as an ex pro ball player (albeit briefly) and current steroid user and "expert". testosterone was around in the 1930s and was being WIDELY used in sports by the early 60s. I would not be at all surprised if many of the hall of farmers from the 60s,70s,70s were using gear. Especially considering it was not illegal until 1990. PEDs are part of ALL sports. The only way to level the playing field is to let everyone have free reign under doctors supervision. What will happen? Guys like shohei will still be the star of the league but won't get hurt as often and or will have an extra 3 or 4 Years on their career. Steroids will not take you from Dustin pedroia to Mike trout.
How do you know Hank didnt use ? We don't !
Barry Bonds was a CHEAT!!! He's the King at CHEAT!!!
@@DonBistrow1 millions of dollars will make people do a lot of things
They deliberately gave those college and future NBA players a life-long memory, then got down to business is my guess.
@@davidholtz6590 yep and destroyed them the next day
The coach deliberately not play michael jordan fact
@@larrybrigs3311 yeah he didn't do a lot of stuff to win. But even with our Michael you would think 10 other Hall of famers could beat some college kids, even if it included Chris Webber, Grant Hill, and Penny hardway
A loss is a loss though lol
Is there an Olympic team that could beat the dream team?
Yes the redeem team could beat them but not in a series
@@TheRealElephantFan that would be a fun series to watch though
@@DailySportsHistory for sure it would definitely come down to the wire
What's the best baseball father son duo?
Becky Hammon should have been Team USA Women's Basketball head coach. She has won the last two WNBA Championships with an expansion team, winning Coach of the Year in 2023. She was repeatedly snubbed during her playing career, yet made her mark in college and the pros, playing smart basketball- playing hard with a chip on her shoulder. Sad to see her snubbed again by this debacle of Team USA 2024.
@@deniseclaeys8295 yeah happened a lot but she always seems to come out on top
@DailySportsHistory Absolutely! She is a winner and she has earned it. In a parallel reality Team USA has CC and AR, coached by BH, and is playing to sold out arenas and record ratings...
She still did what he asked to do so she didn’t really coach she was a stand
@@mikek39 she is one of pops most respected coaches. So that is why he let her be the one in control
I grew up in Philadelphia and was a baseball fan as a young boy. I remember Glen Gorbous. The great bulk of his Phillie at bats were in 1955, when I was in 4th grade. To this day, I was completely unaware of his throwing ability. This is a very interesting fact to add to a name that was part of my trivial knowledge of baseball (and specifically Philadelphia Phillies baseball) history.
@@robbiefrantz8170 that's amazing. Sadly didn't get a chance to play in the majors much
There were only 16 teams then, so there were fewer roster spots. A .238 hitter (his career MLB batting average) might stay in the league longer today.
Oh that Hornus Wagner. What are we gonna do with him?
@@Dominos-el7qr make is card worth millions
Are the rules when the ball stops moving? Like if I throw it and it lands and rolls for 20 yd do I get that extra 20 yd? Just wondering because if you were smart, you could throw the ball from the top of a hill of the street and let the ball roll for a mile hahaha
@@mikewood8561 no it's wear the ball lands. Like how they measure homeruns
Very good content.
@@drobson8004 thanks for the kind word
Source?
Should a long throw be an all star event?
You're such a dunce! you can't even talk! I'm not going to waste time trying to watch this, regardless of how interesting the (obviously clickbait) title is!!
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Now I know.
@@Monique_Johnson I know right
The best part is why
thats crazy
@@Kane896 yeah can jump over the regular house ceiling
@@DailySportsHistory lol, i jumped a 6,8 in high school and broke the record of my high scool. I pushed off the ground so hard for that jump lol. I couldnt imagine another foot and a half 😱
@@Kane896 that is an amazing height too. I cant even imagine anything over 5 feet haha
@@DailySportsHistory waaaaaa 😂🤣. Thats cap im sorry lol
@@Kane896 That's a good one I was an athlete, not quite Olympic quality but good for my area......my best jump was 2 meters which think is very close to 6'8.....did 1.6 meters at 13....but I love watching these things
35 years ago?
Would you travel 2 weeks to play a sport?
First
2021?
@@johnringrose7610 yep it was a year late due to pandemic
Yes, we are.... 😊However, ariane cerdena won the gold on Bowling. 1988 summer olympic Seoul South Korea.it was a demonstration event. Hence is not Counted in the official medal tally..😂😂😊
Diaz? 🤨
Yes bruh, Pinoys are mixed country bruh. We look Asian, Aztecs, Latino, and Polynesians. But our surnames are mostly Spanish. Example: Reyes, Ramirez, Roxas, Santos, Dela Cruz, Luna and etc.
So ohtani is close to him
@@RichardCurry-hp7qv except for the whole hitting 400
Crazy
Summer games yeah
Damn
@@ForeverHues I know right
Did AI just stutter?
Thought it was a live action she hulk at first
Nadia was amazing. That’s why we remember her.
[KO-MA-NE-TXI], Nadia - a phenom probably the GOAT in gymnastics.
well getting 7 10s vs 2 might have had something to do with why she's remembered. not just for the first
She's flying
How far have you even rode a bike
I remember watching the Philadelphia Stars play back then.😀
@@williamriley5118 they were a great team. Maybe could've beat some NFL teams