Podcasts about sports history

Paul has Mike and Rico guess the most notorious scandals/affairs in professional sports history.

"The song that also Pitbull did in Aquaman." Zaslow refuses to let Mike Ryan get him excited for the new Weezer album and claims that the song 'Africa' by Toto sucks. JuJu tells us about the worst hair in sports history, and Chris describes what his hair looks like when wet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Braves avoid the sweep with a 2-0 win over the White Sox, Grant Holmes delivers a gem, and Austin Riley comes through again. Pete also checks in on the Falcons, Atlanta United’s win, the latest NFL and college sports news, MLB’s disappearing pitchout, and some wild moments from sports

Mike Sando says coaches rank Aaron Rodgers higher than personnel people who worry that Rodgers won't be able to make it through the season. This Date in Sports History August 19th.

Hour 4 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: What are some of the biggest depth chart battles in training camp? Mason Rudolph is likely going to be the backup. The final two preseason games are going to be important to show if Will Howard can play. Mike DeFabo called Howard's play "a mixed bag." Mike Sando says coaches rank Aaron Rodgers higher than personnel people who worry that Rodgers won't be able to make it through the season.

The viral commercial has a mysteriously simple message: sportsmanship. The child actor has gotten dunked on by NBA Twitter for more than a decade. Correspondent Zach Schwartz untangles a web from Madison Avenue to the Supreme Court to Damian Lillard, in search of a boy named Alex — and the meaning of perseverance.(This episode originally aired January 7, 2025.)• Subscribe to PTFO on YouTube for breaking news, greatest hits and live premieres with Pablo• Subscribe to Pablo's Substack for exclusive access, documents and invites Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pete Davis covers the Braves’ loss to Minnesota, the Falcons signing veteran pass rusher Za’Darius Smith, and the latest from around MLB and college football, umpire controversy, a mysterious drink at the Cincinnati Open, and a trip through sports history featuring Hank Aaron, Greg Maddux, Herschel Walker, Freddie Freeman, Roberto Clemente and Larry Bird.

This date in sports history. Joe is surprised there haven't been more injuries with line drives coming back at the pitcher. In 1951, it was the 18th annual NFL vs. College All-Star Game. The Steelers used to play college All-Stars!

Hour 4 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: Training camp questions as the Steelers depart St. Vincent College. Bob thinks the changes that were made to the schedule. Joey Porter Jr. not practicing is a huge story and still not having a new contract. McCarthy vs. Tomlin, the differences in camp. Have we seen the end of Kaleb Johnson? This date in sports history.

This hour Henry discusses the fascinations with Luigi Mangione and other murderers some consider to be attractive, we give our colleague Al Schoch his flowers, Lake talks Minnesota Lynx and WNBA with team radio broadcaster Sloane Martin, plus we have This Day In Sports History.

This hour Henry says Sophie Cunningham has caused irreparable damage to the WNBA, he talks with former University of Minnesota All-American wrestler Michael Blockhus about his fight this weekend at Canterbury Park, plus we have This Day In Sports History.

On Prime Time Special Edition 194, we are honored to welcome Enrique Seijas, owner of Matilde Cigars as our special guest. We will cover what is happening at Matilde Cigars, and tonight we will also pay homage to Enrique's father, the late José Seijas who had a long and distinguished career in the cigar industry. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Lure/Valcari Tall Tales Segment, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments.

On Prime Time Special Edition 194, we are honored to welcome Enrique Seijas, owner of Matilde Cigars as our special guest. We will cover what is happening at Matilde Cigars, and tonight we will also pay homage to Enrique's father, the late José Seijas who had a long and distinguished career in the cigar industry. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Lure/Valcari Tall Tales Segment, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments.

(00:00) Zolak and Bertrand, with Andy Hart filling in, talk about what has turned around for the Sox since the start of July, leading to a complete season turnaround.(12:34) McKone and Hart talk about the Red Sox young core and where they go from here with Roman Anthony and some of the other young pieces that the Red Sox were counting on.(27:30) McKone and Hart discuss the best in-season turnarounds from Boston sports teams and where this Red Sox team ranks among them. (36:16) The crew wraps up the hour talking about Chad Tracy and his role in the Red Sox's success. They also talk about Tristan Casas and his wrist surgery, which the Red Sox announced today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve Flink goes in good depth about what he learned from the writing of his newest book, The Immortals of American Tennis, and how the experience of selecting the most impactful legacies in American tennis brought him a new look on the greatest athletes, male and female, of the history of the sport in the United States. Vansh asks questions that lead to reflection on the legacies of greats such as Serena Williams, Pete Sampras, Billi Jean King, and Jimmy Connors, and how it connects the present to the past for newer generations. Flink hopes that his new book will make the younger tennis fans connect to the rich history of tennis in America, as well as refresh the older generations' memories of what was once a golden age of tennis for the North American sports giant. Available now for purchase in the USA! Get your copy on Amazon (non-affiliate link) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Steve Flink goes in good depth about what he learned from the writing of his newest book, The Immortals of American Tennis, and how the experience of selecting the most impactful legacies in American tennis brought him a new look on the greatest athletes, male and female, of the history of the sport in the United States. Vansh asks questions that lead to reflection on the legacies of greats such as Serena Williams, Pete Sampras, Billi Jean King, and Jimmy Connors, and how it connects the present to the past for newer generations. Flink hopes that his new book will make the younger tennis fans connect to the rich history of tennis in America, as well as refresh the older generations' memories of what was once a golden age of tennis for the North American sports giant. Available now for purchase in the USA! Get your copy on Amazon (non-affiliate link) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The crew starts off today's show wondering how really great this Red Sox really are? Where would you place them when it comes to teams that turned things around midseason?

On the first hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez continues his breakdown of Montana and Montana State fall camps as both programs settle into their first few days of practice. He discusses the biggest storylines emerging from each camp, early standouts, position battles, and what to watch as the Grizzlies and Bobcats continue preparations for the 2026 season.Next, Colter runs through this week's Treasure State Stars, highlighting some of the most impressive athletic performances from across Montana and recognizing standout athletes who made headlines over the past week.Lastly, Colter wraps up the hour with another edition of Today in Sports History, looking back at memorable moments from the past and explaining how they continue to shape the sports world today.

This hour Henry and Chris discuss MLB Trade Deadline Day, they look back at SummerSlam, plus we have This Day In Sports History.

Scooby-Doo, Unhoused, and Sports History "This Evening"

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Carolyn, the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports, for another fun sports conversation through Carolyn's unique perspective. The two discuss the SportsCenter Swimsuit Edition, react to the viral Tony Romo DUI video, debate LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers while reportedly not living in Philadelphia full time, and dive into several other entertaining stories from around the sports world.Next, Colter flips through a 1968 magazine from the historic Red's Bar in downtown Missoula, highlighting the "Big 32" high school basketball tournament, an annual event that brought together many of Montana's top players from 1963 through 1969.Lastly, Colter reports on Frenchtown standout Hank Smith's commitment to the Montana Grizzlies, discussing what the Broncos product brings to the program and what his addition means for Montana's future recruiting class.

On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez dives into several of the biggest NFL storylines as training camps continue to ramp up across the league, breaking down the latest news and discussing what to watch as the season draws closer.Next, Colter shifts his focus to college football by sitting down with Montana State defensive back Tayden Gray. The two discuss the Bobcats' recent trip to the White House to celebrate their FCS National Championship, as well as Montana State's preparations for the start of fall camp.Lastly, Colter brings back Today in Sports History, looking back at memorable moments from the past that continue to have a lasting impact on the sports world today.

On Prime Time Episode 382, Aaron Paoletta of LaVega Cigar Company makes his debut on the Prime Time Show. Aaron is a brand owner, a lounge owner, and also has ties to both the culinary arts and music. Tonight we will dive into Aaron's world and learn about his journey and his brand. Plus, we will have our FSG Beef Question of the Night, Tabacalera USA Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa Today in Sports History, and the Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Deliberation segments.

On Prime Time Episode 382, Aaron Paoletta of LaVega Cigar Company makes his debut on the Prime Time Show. Aaron is a brand owner, a lounge owner, and also has ties to both the culinary arts and music. Tonight we will dive into Aaron's world and learn about his journey and his brand. Plus, we will have our FSG Beef Question of the Night, Tabacalera USA Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa Today in Sports History, and the Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Deliberation segments.

Final hour of the Lake Show and we talk to Charles Hallman about the red hot Minnesota Lynx, Josh has the On This Day in Sports History! Then, we sift through some NFL news and notes and we react to a tough Twins outing including our friend Karen in NE who shared her thoughts on the Twins lack of offense!

Fresh out of the gate we discussed the sexual harassment situation among St Paul Koahly Her and the relationship with leaders in St Paul going forward. Also talked Vikings with Matthew Coller, Lynx talk with Charles Hallman. Josh has the Headlines and On this Day in Sports History and a puzzling Bite of the Night!

"Whatever popular names are in this country, that's Magda in Hungary." We are joined by Master Tesfatsion of The S Word podcast on TalkSport to discuss the FIFA scandal that should be rocking the sports world. The magnitude of this scandal is so massive that it has us longing for the days of Sepp Blatter. And yet, it is the second-most shocking thing in this hour because Greg Cote reveals a hygienic habit that will shake you to your core. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Prime Time Special Edition 193, we talk about the Fantasy Titans of Tobacco. Back in June, Coop attended the Tobacconist of Greenwich The Titans of Tobacco event. This brought together six leading factions/families in the cigar industry to raise money for Cigar Rights of America. These families were: Padrón, Fuente, Gomez, Melillo, Kelner, and Diaz.  However there are many other families out there. Tonight, Bear and Coop assemble their own roster for a fantasy event – we include the families selected, the cigars they would bring, the location of the event, and the cause. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Lure/Valcari Tall Tales Segment, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments

On Prime Time Special Edition 193, we talk about the Fantasy Titans of Tobacco. Back in June, Coop attended the Tobacconist of Greenwich The Titans of Tobacco event. This brought together six leading factions/families in the cigar industry to raise money for Cigar Rights of America. These families were: Padrón, Fuente, Gomez, Melillo, Kelner, and Diaz.  However there are many other families out there. Tonight, Bear and Coop assemble their own roster for a fantasy event – we include the families selected, the cigars they would bring, the location of the event, and the cause. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Lure/Valcari Tall Tales Segment, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments

The rich history but lack of any real rivalry between Philadelphia and Baltimore continues this week as the Phillies bring their fan base and passion to Camden Yards and will fill the Inner Harbor with tourist dollars in visiting the Orioles. Fresh back from two days at the All Star Game in Philaldelphia, Nestor welcomes old sports executive pal and Baltimore native Micah Buchdahl back to test the waters of Charm City sports history and a Camden Yards visit with friends and family colliding in his twisted fate of professional sports. This guy once roomed with Charlie Eckman on the road and ran an indoor soccer franchise in the MISL... The post Micah Buchdahl tests the waters of Baltimore sports history with Nestor as Phillies and Orioles reunite at Camden Yards first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Pete Davis recaps the Braves' ugly loss to the Mets, Ronald Acuña Jr.'s return, and a rainout that sets up a split doubleheader. Plus, Falcons training camp begins, Madden 27 ratings, NFL contract news, ESPN's Caitlin Clark controversy, and This Day in Sports History.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Just Wondering, host Norm Hitzges dives into the chaos gripping college football, from runaway NIL payments and transfer portal madness to lawsuits and congressional attempts at reform. Norm then sits down with legendary jockey Perry Ouzts, 72 years old and still riding, who shares the remarkable story of a 53-year career that includes more races than any American jockey in history and a passion for the sport that has never dimmed. The episode wraps up with a trio of bizarre and entertaining sports history stories, including a Cleveland Indians team that forgot how many outs were in an inning and the legendary trade that sent Ernie Harwell to the big leagues in exchange for a catcher. Whether you love horse racing, college football controversy, or weird sports trivia, this episode has something to keep you hooked from start to finish.

Latest on the Braves, including Ronald Acuña Jr.’s return, Atlanta’s gritty extra-inning win over Baltimore, and their upcoming series against the Mets. Plus, baseball history from Cooperstown, Andrew Jones’ Hall of Fame induction, NFL injuries and controversies, the latest college football drama, WNBA debates, LeBron James’ move to Philadelphia, and memorable sports moments from this date in history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, Dave Softy Mahler, Dick Fain and Jackson Felts hold their Bracket Friday regarding the best trade in Seattle sports history, including Randy Johnson, the Russell Wilson deal to Denver, Jamie Moyer, Lenny Wilkens, Steve Largent, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 On the second hour of Nuanez Now, Colter Nuanez is joined by Carolyn, the Chick Who Doesn't Know Sports, for another fun, wide-ranging sports conversation. The two discuss the WNBA's continued rise in popularity and attendance, react to one of the most bizarre injuries in recent MLB history involving a ruptured testicle, share their thoughts on Fanatics Fest, and cover several other entertaining stories from around the sports world. Next, Colter reacts to LeBron James signing a two-year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, breaking down what the move means for the 76ers, how it reshapes the NBA landscape, and what expectations should be for one of the biggest free-agent signings of the offseason.Colter wraps up the show with our Today In Sports History segment discussing historic sports moments from the past that still impact the sports world to this day.

Joe and Hugh react to the monumental news of LeBron James signing a two-year, $8 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. They discuss how this move, combined with the acquisition of Jaylen Brown, transforms the team into championship favorites and shifts the city's focus away from the Eagles. Callers weigh in on the front office's success and debate whether this veteran presence finally secures a title for Philadelphia. 01:50 - LeBron James Joins Sixers 05:04 - Roster Impact Discussion 10:05 - Eagles vs Sixers Rivalry 18:45 - Philadelphia Basketball Rejuvenation 30:13 - Front Office Success 33:29 - LeBron Era Skepticism 40:36 - Moses Malone Comparison 44:28 - Tom Brady Comparison

This hour Steve Thomson (in for Henry Lake) and Chris Tubbs discuss the TPC Twin Cities playing low in Round One, Steve correctly calling that, plus we have This Day In Sports History.

In hour three, Hoch takes issue with Solana slamming Rich Paul for taking advantage of LeBron's decision process to juice his podcast numbers. Is Tyreek Hill's NFL career done? Plus, trying to create a list of the best nicknames in Miami sports history.

In honor of Glen "G-Money" Rice being inducted into the Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, Solana shares his list of the top 5 sports nicknames in Miami sports history.

In a Cedric Maxwell Podcast classic, Max & Josue talk about the craziest, most unfathomable sports moments of their lives Cedric Maxwell Podcast on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Jack Fritz counts down the most baffling moments in Philadelphia sports history, highlighted by Ben Simmons' infamous passed-up dunk. Ike and Spike also discuss Jalen Carter's contract negotiations and whether a potential hold-in could disrupt the Eagles' locker room.

Jack Fritz lists the top five dumbest moments in Philadelphia sports history, highlighted by the Ben Simmons non-dunk and Carson Wentz's fumbles. Ike Reese and Spike Eskin also discuss the potential for a Jalen Carter contract extension and whether Jalen Hurts is entering a "proving year" for the Eagles.

In hour three, Hoch points out several mistakes Solana made on today's show rundown. Celebrating the four-year anniversary of the Florida Panthers trading Huberdeau for Matthew Tkachuk. Plus, will Hafley and Sully actually make this work in Miami?

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Shohei Ohtani's latest ESPY win has baseball fans debating one question: Was it the greatest single-game performance ever? In this week's This Week in Shohei Ohtani News, I explain why I believe the award was deserved, react to the debate surrounding Shohei's historic performance, and discuss why I think it belongs among the greatest games ever played. Plus: - Mike Tyson's hilarious reaction to learning Shohei is a man

Aaron Boone's decision to bring Nestor Cortes into Game 1 of the World Series lands among the most disastrous coaching calls in sports history. Shaun Morash is in for Evan Roberts alongside Tiki Barber as the show ranks infamous mistakes involving Marshawn Lynch, Pedro Martinez, Bill Buckner and the Giants' third-and-nine quarterback sneak. Shaun also explains why Joe Torre leaving Joba Chamberlain on the mound during Cleveland's bug swarm still infuriates him. The debate shifts to soccer, where Shaun argues that stoppage time's mysterious clock is unnecessary and impossible to trust, while Tiki defends the drama and tension it creates. They also discuss soccer's growing appeal, the importance of midfield play and whether elite NFL safeties deserve to be valued like other premium positions.

7.16.26, Kevin Sheehan and Producer Max give their all time gut wrenching loss from one of their favorite teams and ask callers for their thoughts.

7.16.26 Hour 2, Kevin Sheehan asks callers to give their number one loss/choke from a favorite team in their lifetime. Kevin Sheehan takes final calls on what is the most gut wrenching loss from your favorite team that you thought had the win secured until the final moments. Kevin Sheehan reacts to Jeremy Fowlers' take on Jayden Daniels after seeing his ranking on ESPN's top NFL Quarterbacks list.

Pete covers Ronald Acuña Jr.'s monster rehab performance, the Braves' second-half outlook, British Open leaderboard surprises, MLB's Netflix experiment, the Reds locking up young ace Chase Burns, FIFA facing controversy over Argentina's Falkland Islands celebration, Shedeur Sanders getting roasted by Joe Flacco, and another edition of This Day in Sports History. Fast-paced, funny, and packed with everything sports fans need to know.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

England blows a late lead to Argentina, Pete recaps a sleepy MLB All-Star Game, the Braves lock up top draft picks, Drake London climbs the NFL Top 100, the ACC changes its tiebreaker rules, and Portland's minor league baseball team sparks controversy with a bizarre on-field promotion. Plus, This Day in Sports History, birthdays, and plenty of classic Pete Davis commentary.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.