Podcasts about sports history

JR recaps the day in sports. | Jennifer Lee Chan from NBC Sports Bay Area joins JR to talk all about the injured San Francisco 49ers. | This Day in Sports History. |

For Prime Time Episode 351, we are joined by Litto Gomez Jr and Eddy Guerra of La Flor Dominicana (LFD). In the past year, Litto Jr has been named Vice President of Sales while Eddy came on earlier this year as Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development. We will catch up on both of these gentlemen in their new roles and talk about all of the great things happening at La Flor Dominicana. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment.

For Prime Time Episode 351, we are joined by Litto Gomez Jr and Eddy Guerra of La Flor Dominicana (LFD). In the past year, Litto Jr has been named Vice President of Sales while Eddy came on earlier this year as Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development. We will catch up on both of these gentlemen in their new roles and talk about all of the great things happening at La Flor Dominicana. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment.

JR recaps the day in sports. | Angel Reese gets advice from Candace Parker and Sophie Cunningham. | This Day in Sports History. |

We are back after our summer hiatus and one where we have been extremely busy. There are quite a few updates to share with you from Team SportsTechX.All of that will be done in due course but for now let's focus on this podcast and especially our recent visit to Riyadh where we were back for the New Global Sports Conference, NGSC.Last year on the pod, we had Andrew Chen from A16Z (Link)Ralf Reichert who is the mastermind of the eSports World Cup (Link)Mike Milanov, head of Qiddiya Gaming (Link)And this year, it's no less.In this episode, The Sports Tech Allstars presents one of the most influential sports media executives in the world: Eric Shanks, CEO of Fox Sports.As CEO, Eric oversees all of Fox Sports' properties. He was named CEO in 2010 at the age of 38 and is believed to be the youngest executive to lead a broadcast network sports division. A 20 times Sports Emmy Award winner and a holder of 11 US patents. Eric was named the Sports Business Journal's 2023 Sports Executive of the Year and is in the 40 under 40 Hall of Fame.We discuss the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting, focusing on the recent ESPN-NFL deal, the growing influence of Saudi Arabia in sports media, and the challenges faced by smaller leagues. It highlights the importance of innovative broadcasting strategies, the rise of creator-led content, and the role of local media in community engagement. The discussion also touches on memorable moments in sports history and the future of sports media, emphasizing the integration of technology and AI.TakeawaysThe ESPN-NFL deal marks a significant shift in sports broadcasting.Saudi Arabia is positioning itself as a major player in the global sports media landscape.Smaller leagues may struggle to compete with tier one properties in the current market.The rise of new entrants in the sports marketplace can benefit mid-tier sports.Innovative broadcasting strategies are essential for engaging new audiences.The future of sports media will heavily involve technology and AI.Creator-led content is becoming increasingly important in sports broadcasting.Local media plays a crucial role in community engagement through sports.The balance between traditional broadcasting and new media platforms is evolving.Memorable sporting moments can unite communities and create lasting impacts.To learn more, visit : FOXSports.com Check out the New Global Sports Conference Here: https://newglobalsportconference.com/ Hosted by ⁠Rohn Malhotra⁠ from ⁠SportsTechX⁠ - Leading source of Investment and Innovation insights in sports. Sign Up for the Sports Tech Weekly Newsletter for more news, features & insights on Sports Tech: https://newsletter.sportstechx.com/Download the latest Industry Reports here: https://sportstechx.com/reportsChapters00:00 ESPN-NFL Deal02:25 Saudi Arabia's Influence in Sports Media05:55 Global Sports Media Landscape08:26 Media Rights to Live Events09:37 Sports Broadcasting10:41 AI and Innovation in Sports Media11:36 Creator-Led Broadcasting12:58 New Content Models14:20 Alternative Viewing Experiences15:29 Memorable Moments in Sports History

JR on the Colorado Buffaloes not being committed to a starting QB yet. | Angel Reese got suspended for her comments on her team. | JR on learning different languages. | This Day in Sports History. |

Send us a textSummaryGeoff Hobson, aka Butch Hobson, a sports journalist for 49 years, shares his journey from a young baseball fan in Massachusetts to becoming a prominent beat writer for the Cincinnati Bengals. He reflects on his early influences, the evolution of sports journalism, and the differences between working for newspapers and NFL teams. Hobson also discusses his experiences covering the Reds, memorable players, and his predictions for the Bengals' future success.TakeawaysGeoff Hobson has been a beat writer for the Bengals since 2000.He grew up in Massachusetts, heavily influenced by the Boston Globe's sports section.Hobson's journey into sports journalism began at Syracuse University.He transitioned to Cincinnati for better opportunities and quality of life.Hobson believes the current Bengals team is the best he's seen in his tenure.He reflects on the differences in reporting for newspapers versus the NFL.Hobson emphasizes the importance of storytelling in sports journalism.He shares memorable experiences with players like Tony Perez and Joe Nuxhall.Hobson predicts a successful season for the Bengals, potentially hosting the AFC Championship game.He acknowledges the evolution of sports journalism and the challenges of modern reporting.Sound Bites"This is a great hit.""I always wanted to read stuff.""I think the Red Sox won that series."Chapters00:00Introduction to Jeff Hobson01:41Growing Up and Early Influences05:27Journey into Sports Journalism11:42Transition to Cincinnati and Career Beginnings14:19Differences in Reporting: Newspapers vs. NFL20:44Storytelling in Journalism21:21Lifelong Reds Fandom and Career Reflections30:00Reflections on Tony Perez's Short Tenure32:18The Impact of Tony Canigliaro's Career36:36Personal Connections to Baseball Legends40:30Comparing Fenway Park and Great American Ballpark41:28Mike Brown's Love for the Reds46:26Predictions for the Bengals' Future52:26The Evolution of Sports and Gambling55:41Cincinnati's Team Spirit55:45Community and Unity in Sports

Today in Sports History / Colorado Starting their third-string QB Saturday - September 9th, 9:45amAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

JR recaps the day in sports. | Caitlin Clark on her injury that is keeping her out of the rest of the season. | Mike Tyson is set to fight Floyd Mayweather. | What is wrong with the sport of boxing? | This Day in Sports History. |

JR on ESPN's decision to add commercials to RedZone. Jerry Jones defends the Micah Parsons trade while AJ Brown and the Eagles gear up to avoid a Super Bowl hangover. This Day in Sports History.

We know what Mahomes can do in the 4th quarter with time winding down. Who else in the history of KC sports has come close to that level of clutchness?

JR recaps the day in sports. | JR on the Ravens new concessions prices. | This Day in Sports History. |

Send us a textPlease take our survey and provide feedback! Thank you.https://cincinnati.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bfnkUqsHT6PIj3MSummaryIn this episode of 'We Love Our Team', hosts Jack and Randy interview renowned artist Tom Tsuchiya, who shares his journey as a Cincinnati native and his experiences creating iconic baseball bronze statues and the gazebo for the Great American Ballpark: Statues of Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, and Pete Rose being the most recent, along with the gazebo featuring the 1869 Red Stockings.Tom discusses his early memories of being a Reds fan, the significance of the 1990 Reds team, and the artistic process behind his sculptures, including the upcoming statue of announcer Marty Brennaman. The conversation highlights Tom's passion for art, baseball, and his deep connection to Cincinnati culture.TakeawaysTom Tsuchiya is a proud Cincinnatian and Reds fan.His parents were baseball fans, which influenced his love for the sport.The 1990 Reds team exemplified the essence of teamwork in baseball.Tom's journey into sculpture was inspired by his childhood experiences in Japan.He created the statues for Great American Ballpark after winning a bid.Tom's artistic process involves collaboration with players and the Reds organization.The upcoming statue of Marty Brenneman is a significant project for Tom.Each statue captures a unique moment in baseball history.Tom emphasizes the importance of fan engagement with the statues.Future projects may include more statues of Reds legends.Sound Bites"The whole team is the MVP.""I think the ball would be at that spot.""I love Gold Star more."

For Prime Time Episode 350, we are joined by Jason Wood of Miami Cigar & Company as our special guest. With over 35 years in operation, Miami Cigar & Company is a family-owned company. They have brands such as Tatiana, Nestor Miranda, and Don Lino. Tonight we will learn about a new brand in the Miami Cigar family, Outcast. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment. References Logo Changes

For Prime Time Episode 350, we are joined by Jason Wood of Miami Cigar & Company as our special guest. With over 35 years in operation, Miami Cigar & Company is a family-owned company. They have brands such as Tatiana, Nestor Miranda, and Don Lino. Tonight we will learn about a new brand in the Miami Cigar family, Outcast. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment. References Logo Changes

What's the hardest goodbye in DC Sports History? Callers Tell us their hardest goodbyes in DC Sports Jerry Jones' Press Conference Following Trading Micah Parsons

Fred has 40 years in the TV business, including serving as sports anchor at Atlanta's 11Alive and CBS 46. He won multiple Southeast Emmy Awards and covered every team and every big event in Atlanta sports since 1992. Here he recalls some of the games and people he covered and also reminisces about his old coach Lee Corso, who is retiring from ESPN College Game Day after nearly 40 years with the network

Hour 1 1:12 - Show Preview: Micah Parsons Trade, Jerry Speaks, CFB Slate + Guests 11:55 - Lynnell Reacts to Jerry Jones Explaining Micah Parsons Trade 24:44 - What is the Most Head-Scratching Move/Worst Decision in DC Sports History? 33:14 - Calls on Most Head-Scratching Move/Worst Decision in DC Sports History

JR recaps the day in sports. | JR takes your calls on his list. | Dawn Staley speaks about her interview with the Knicks. | An update to the US Open drama. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR recaps the day in sports. | Hannah Vanbiber from the Athletic joins JR to talk all things Taylor Swift. | This Day in Sports History. |

On Prime Time Special Edition 179, tonight's topic is “The First Quarter Century” Basically the year 2025 starts the second quarter of this century. On this episode, we look back at the first quarter of this century – 2000 to 2024 (the last 25 years) and we look at the trends, cigars, brands, events, and innovations from the world of cigars that shaped that first quarter century. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments. All of these segments will carry “The First Quarter Century” theme.

On Prime Time Special Edition 179, tonight's topic is “The First Quarter Century” Basically the year 2025 starts the second quarter of this century. On this episode, we look back at the first quarter of this century – 2000 to 2024 (the last 25 years) and we look at the trends, cigars, brands, events, and innovations from the world of cigars that shaped that first quarter century. Plus we will have our Artesano de Tobacco Under the Sea, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and Altadis USA Great Things are Happening segments. All of these segments will carry “The First Quarter Century” theme.

JR recaps the day in sports. | JR on Rampage Jackson's kid's incident at a wrestling event. | This Day in Sports History. |

Cristiano Ronaldo BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Cristiano Ronaldo has been at the center of attention again this week after a significant moment in his career during the Saudi Super Cup final. According to ESPN and AccessWDUN, on August 23rd, he made history by becoming the first player to score 100 competitive goals for four different clubs—Real Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus, and now Al Nassr. This achievement puts him in an exclusive category above icons like Romario and Neymar, making sports pages around the world highlight his legendary status. But in a narrative twist, Ronaldo's milestone came during a dramatic loss for Al Nassr, who fell in a penalty shootout to Al Ahli after a 2-2 draw. This defeat marks his third consecutive season in Saudi Arabia without a major trophy, which instantly sparked more comparisons to Lionel Messi, who has enjoyed recent title success in the United States. Still, Ronaldo's first-half penalty and his performance through the match were enough to dominate headlines, especially with thousands of fans packed into Hong Kong Stadium witnessing him light up the event, as described by both ESPN and the South China Morning Post.Away from the pitch, Ronaldo's brand continues to soar globally. Forbes and OnFocus report he is again the world's highest-paid athlete for 2025, bringing in an astonishing 275 million dollars this year through both his Al Nassr contract and endorsement deals with Nike and Herbalife. Business media outlets like Ronaldo7 detail how the CR7 brand has diversified aggressively, with investments in luxury real estate, the expansion of his Pestana CR7 hotel chain, and a growing fitness empire. Notably, his investments are described as calculated for long-term stability, with the CR7 name now a symbol of luxury, sport, and hospitality.Social media is another realm Ronaldo dominates—Exploding Topics states that he is the most followed person in the world, with over 1.02 billion followers across all major platforms. His activity, including high-profile posts documenting training sessions in Hong Kong and moments from the Super Cup, continually generates massive engagement. However, there was a hint of controversy this week as a viral Instagram post accused him of being selfish after Al Nassr's loss, which has circulated throughout fan accounts but remains speculative and not commented on by any official source.Even as questions swirl about missed trophies, Ronaldo's influence only seems to broaden, both as an athlete and a global business icon. His philanthropic activities continue in the background, reinforcing a carefully curated image that's still very much in control of the headlines and the billion-strong fanbase watching his every move.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta

JR recaps the day in sports. | JR on the Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis fight. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR recaps the day in sports. | JR takes your calls! | This Day in Sports History. |

The worst/less entertaining games in Pittsburgh sports history since 2000. Blackhawks beat the Penguins 5-3 in the final game of the season to eliminate the Penguins from playoff contention begins are list. What is 1-4??

Hour 2 with Joe Starkey: This is the first time in 20 years a Steelers starting quarterback won't play in the preseason! The worst/less entertaining games in Pittsburgh sports history since 2000. Joe wouldn't play veterans at all and doesn't like playing Darius Slay and Jalen Ramsey.

JR recaps the day in sports. | The NBA is trying to limit certain bets that fans can make. | This Day in Sports History. |

Todd Helton turns 52 years old! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

JR recaps the day in sports. | Cam Ward gets into a scuffle with Jeffrey Simmons at Titans training camp.| Victor Robles throws a bat at a pitcher and Zach Wheeler is out after he had a blood clot removed. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR takes your calls! | Travis Hunter sits with an upper body injury.| Pat Riley gets a statue with the Lakers. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR recaps the day in sports. | OBJ wants to play in the NFL still. | Tom Brady calls out Wayne Rooney? | Kyrie on the “struggle” to play with LeBron James. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR recaps the day in sports. | Jerry Jones admits he likes any attention even if it's bad. | An update on sports teams that were selling. | Michael Phelps teaches the Ravens to swim. | This Day in Sports History. |

David Shepard filling in. | Shep on the Texas and Ohio State game in week one of the college football season. | The Seattle Mariners are rolling in the AL and Pete Alonso sets a Mets record. | This Day in Sports History. |

David Shepard filling in. | Jen Pawol becomes the first woman to be a MLB umpire. | Justin Rose makes history in the PGA. | This Day in Sports History. |

JR recaps the day in sports. | Teddy Bridgewater on his suspension as a high school coach. | JR on Buccaneers DT Desmond Watson. | This Day in Sports History. |

For Prime Time Episode 349, we are joined by Nicholas Perdomo III of Perdomo Cigars. As many know, Nicholas has spearheaded one of 2025's hottest new releases, Perdomo Legacy. And tonight we will dig deep into the story of this release as the Prime Time Show can only do. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment.

For Prime Time Episode 349, we are joined by Nicholas Perdomo III of Perdomo Cigars. As many know, Nicholas has spearheaded one of 2025's hottest new releases, Perdomo Legacy. And tonight we will dig deep into the story of this release as the Prime Time Show can only do. Plus we have our Florida Sun Grown Beef, Altadis USA The Ties That Bind, Alec Bradley Live True, Espinosa This Day in Sports History, and our Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust Industry Deliberation segment.

JR recaps the day in sports. | The NFL is allowing smelling salts as long as the players bring them. | Another fan has thrown a green object on a WNBA court. |This Day in Sports History. |

Murph & Markus - The Big Hit: A tribute to Logan Webb's greatness & where he stands as one of the most underrated players in Bay Area sports historySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Murph & Markus - The Big Hit: A tribute to Logan Webb's greatness & where he stands as one of the most underrated players in Bay Area sports historySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JR recaps the day in sports. | A video of Buoy the mascot of the Kraken being charged by a grizzly bear. |This Day in Sports History. |

The guys were joined by David to open the third hour for a CFB Blitz. Then, they spent the rest of the hour discussing the biggest 1st round draft busts in Detroit sports history.

After former Titans WR Treylon Burks was released this week, Rico and Stoney discuss some other brutal trades that have taken place in sports history.

The guys finished out today's show with a discussion on the worst trades in sports history before they did the "Big Finish" ahead of Tigers baseball.

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 Pablo's Substack for exclusive access, documents and invites https://pablo.show/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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 Pablo's Substack for exclusive access, documents and invites https://pablo.show/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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 Pablo's Substack for exclusive access, documents and inviteshttps://pablo.show/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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 Pablo's Substack for exclusive access, documents and invites https://pablo.show/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices