Podcast appearances and mentions of steve bartman

Rob and Kelvin debate whether or not the Detroit Lions are poised to take a big step back in 2025, tell us why this Daryl Morey fiasco is further proof that analytics is running sports, explain why Los Angeles Dodgers fans comparing Rodney Peete to Steve Bartman are out of line, and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob’s nightly bets.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is a former NFL QB the new Steve Bartman?

Pre-tanning for vacation; A new March Madness betting angle; Easiest & toughest bracket paths; A new Steve Bartman?

Will Parker Jones live in infamy like Steve Bartman after negating a huge play for the Bulldogs? I Jets are set to interview former Titans head coach Mike Vrabel I Interest from Cleveland in Kirk Cousins.

Burnie and Ashley discuss fan interference, Steve Bartman, mob mentality, getting mugged in New York, lifetime bans, HR records, Dragon Age, remembering old games, Factorio updates, Silo, getting over the hump, Concord studio shuts down, Google fined for $20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, the Zellner Bros new project, and Mega64's latest stream.Support our podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/morningsomewhereFor the link dump visit: http://www.morningsomewhere.comSupport the show

Steve talks the Yankees fans that interfered in the World Series game with Mookie Betts, and how it's much different then Jeffrey Maier or Steve Bartman; Doug from Wellsboro has some questions about Penn State-Ohio State; then Steve says that the 12-team playoff hasn't watered down the regular season at all.

This week we're throwing it back to 2003! With music, breaks and the quiz all themed about the year Junior Boy happened to be born.Australian Idol was dominating, 3-Mega Pixel Digital Cameras were crazy expensive and Steve Bartman was Americas most wanted man! So join us as we rediscover a time where VHS binge-ing was all the rage, Kanye was rapping through the wire and "Baby Bump" was considered new lingo. Jeepers! Send us a text Get involved with the show by flicking us a message at anytime on 047 30 30 880 Support the show

October 14, 2003 - Holding a 3-0 lead in the eighth inning over the Florida Marlins with only 5 outs standing between them and their first World Series appearance since 1945, the Cubs fall apart after a fan, sitting along the left-field foul line at Wrigley Field, tries to catch a foul ball that is about to be caught by Cubs' outfielder Moises Alou for the second out of the inning. The Cubs argued for interference, but umpire Mike Everitt ruled there was no fan interference because the ball had broken the plane separating the field of play from the stands. The Cubs lead proceeded to disintegrate; fueling the Wrigley faithful's ire at this fan who would have to be escorted from the park for his own safety. Lost in all of this is the error by, the usually sure handed shortstop Luis Gonzalez, that would have resulted in an inning ending double play which would have allowed the Cubs to escape the eighth with a two run lead. The Marlins would go onto score 8 runs and win the game. The Cubs also would lose the seventh and final game of the NLCS. October 14, 1975 - The Cincinnati Reds take a 2-1 lead in the World Series with a controversial 6 - 5, 10-inning victory over the Boston Red Sox in Cincinnati. In the 10th inning, Reds pinch-hitter Ed Armbrister attempts a sacrifice bunt and bounces the ball in front of the plate. Boston catcher Carlton Fisk, in an attempt to field the ball, collides with Armbrister and throws the ball into center field attempting to force Cesar Gerónimo at second base. Gerónimo goes to third base and later scores the game winner. Home plate umpire Larry Barnett rules there is no interference despite heated protests by the Red Sox.

Alyssa is joined by Molly McAleer from Mother May I Sleep With Podcast and Trend Lightly to discuss "The Steve Bartman Incident" and some parallels to the 1986 Red Sox.   In case you don't know, on October 14th, 2003 during the NLCS the Cubs imploded and for years one man was blamed.   Show Notes: MLB YouTube: The Steve Bartman Incident Sports Illustrated: What happened to Steve Bartman? NYT: Steve Bartman Remains Invisible, 10 Years Later NPR: Cubs Fans Try To Make Up For Sending Another Cubs Fan Death Threats In 2003 Bleacher Report: Chicago Cubs: 10 Things That Would've Changed If There Was No Bartman Incident The Guardian: This article is more than 7 years old Steve Bartman, America's most infamous fan, receives Cubs redemption ESPN: A convenient scapegoat HuffPo: Steve Bartman Incident: 10 Years Ago Monday, The World Met This Poor Guy Reuters: Winning helps Chicago Cubs fans forgive Bartman 12 years later NYT: Cubs Survive a Bartman Moment and Are Headed to the Playoffs The Guardian: The forgotten story of (but not by Chicago Cubs fans) … Steve Bartman Fox Sports: Fan dressed as Steve Bartman at a Cubs-Marlins game Business Insider: Even Bernie Mac's Career Went Downhill After The Steve Bartman Incident MLB: The 'Curse of the Bambino,' explained Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

October 14, 2003 - Holding a 3-0 lead in the eighth inning over the Florida Marlins with only 5 outs standing between them and their first World Series appearance since 1945, the Cubs fall apart after a fan, sitting along the left-field foul line at Wrigley Field, tries to catch a foul ball that is about to be caught by Cubs' outfielder Moises Alou for the second out of the inning. The Cubs argued for interference, but umpire Mike Everitt ruled there was no fan interference because the ball had broken the plane separating the field of play from the stands. The Cubs lead proceeded to disintegrate; fueling the Wrigley faithful's ire at this fan who would have to be escorted from the park for his own safety. Lost in all of this is the error by, the usually sure handed shortstop Luis Gonzalez, that would have resulted in an inning ending double play which would have allowed the Cubs to escape the eighth with a two run lead. The Marlins would go onto score 8 runs and win the game. The Cubs also would lose the seventh and final game of the NLCS. October 14, 1975 - The Cincinnati Reds take a 2-1 lead in the World Series with a controversial 6 - 5, 10-inning victory over the Boston Red Sox in Cincinnati. In the 10th inning, Reds pinch-hitter Ed Armbrister attempts a sacrifice bunt and bounces the ball in front of the plate. Boston catcher Carlton Fisk, in an attempt to field the ball, collides with Armbrister and throws the ball into center field attempting to force Cesar Gerónimo at second base. Gerónimo goes to third base and later scores the game winner. Home plate umpire Larry Barnett rules there is no interference despite heated protests by the Red Sox.

Nöthin' But a Good Time doc & Jackass director Jeff Tremaine joins us, Diddy denied bail again, the top gambling movies, Steve Bartman needs to get over himself, and John Cerasani is the biggest dork on the internet. The Fed cuts rates by a whopping half percentage point. Film director and producer, Jeff Tremaine, joins the show to promote Nöthin' But a Good Time: The Uncensored History of the '80s Hard Rock Explosion. Warrant is apologizing for their behavior in the past. The Detroit Tigers remain the hottest team in baseball. Follow Drew on Twitter during games. Steve Bartman needs to get over himself. Diddy is begging to get out of jail. Footage of male porn star Jonathan Oddi has resurfaced claiming to be a Diddy sex slave. Is Bezos a hotter billionaire than Diddy? Lauren Sanchez should be embarrassed to be called an Emmy winner and philanthropist. Mississippi Grind is a Ryan Reynolds movie you've never heard of and Drew watched. We check out a list of the best gambling movies possibly ever. Johnny Wactor, Shelley Duvall, Chita Rivera and Matthew Perry were SNUBBED by the Emmys. Drew wants to watch any documentary out there on the US Festival. Is this Stevie Nicks, or what? Connie Chung is back and ripping Dan Rather. Antonio Brown continues his online assault on Shannon Sharpe. Boosie Badazz has come to Diddy's defense with a well thought out Instagram post. Miley Cyrus is totally not worried about that whole Bruno Mars thing. The Jackson's Victor Tour makes us feel sorry for Michael Jackson. Baywatch alum Brande Roderick is happy to be a skank on OnlyFans. Get HOT with former Baywatch child star Jeremy Jackson. Why You Look Different: Matthew McConaughey and Kathy Bates. The Emmys happened. Ratings were up because they bottomed out. John Cerasani may be the biggest douche on the World Wide Web. Dave Grohl has been plowing porn stars for years. Dave's wife is nailing the tennis coach now. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

Farewell Homily to Ss. Peter and Paul, Naperville 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9 June 2024 — What is the greatest tragedy in human history? Besides, of course, for the day that Steve Bartman caught The post The Greatest Tragedy in History | SSPP Farewell Weekend appeared first on Love Speaks..

The Phillies' struggles continue and the boys have seen enough! In this week's episode we discuss their most recent stretch of poor play, ask what the hell this team can do to turn it around, and figure out if these guys are giving it their all day in and day out. We also talk Olympics, Lebron James, Jason Taytum, Steve Bartman, Mike Missaneli's big return, and bring back a fan-favorite segment! Subscribe, rate and review Let's Go To The Phones on whichever platform you enjoy the show- Follow us on all our socials- https://twitter.com/letsgo2thephone https://www.instagram.com/letsgotothephones/?hl=en

Andy and Brenden discuss the trades that the Cardinals and Royals made one day before the trade deadline. Plus, Under The Bus to a wannabe Steve Bartman?

In part 2 with Dave Wischnowsky, we discuss our fandom for the Cardinals and Cubs. We start in the 80's and talk about players, best memories, worst memories, the Steve Bartman game (he was there as a reporter), and the current states of both franchises. Also, this was recorded a couple weeks ago and I've since started feeling much better about the Cardinals ha. Great convo with a great guest. Thanks again Dave Wischnowsky. ENJOY.

4/4/24 - Hour 3 FOX Sports NFL Analyst/UFL Head of Football Operations Daryl Johnston and guest host David Samson discuss the league being a testing ground of sorts for rules that could find their way to the NFL, the merger of the XFL and the USFL, why the Dallas Cowboys have been so quiet on the free agency front this offseason, Robin Williams' dramatic acting chops, and more. David, former President of the Marlins, explains why the Cubs really lost the infamous Steve Bartman playoff game. Brockman recounts the time he got slapped/punched at a concert in Las Vegas.  Please check out other RES productions: Overreaction Monday: http://apple.co/overreactionmonday  What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask: http://apple.co/whatthefootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we talk with our cat, Miss CJ, about MySpace, Xenga, Tumblr, and poor Steve Bartman. Also, we already have two Jinkies Patrol Dbag Award nominees for 2024! Women brawling in Target over pink Stanley cups. RIP Brown Mackie College.

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992. The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown. Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry! WATCH Legends Territory More info on your favorite former players ---> HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992.The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown.Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry!WATCH Legends TerritoryMore info on your favorite former players ---> HERE

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992.The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown.Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry!WATCH Legends TerritoryMore info on your favorite former players ---> HERE

Expansion Draft life led to Jeff Conine being swiped by the Marlins in 1992. The 2-time All-Star dishes on the locker rooms in 1997 and 2003. He implores to Braun & Kratz why 1997 championship architect Dave Dombrowski deserves to be in Cooperstown. Conine relives the Eric Gregg game, his assist throwing out JT Snow at the plate & his dugout view of the Steve Bartman play. He shares how the Marlins used "Let's make him famous" as the comeback rallying cry! WATCH Legends Territory More info on your favorite former players ---> HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Athletic's Jon Greenberg discusses the interviews he did for the 20th anniversary oral history he wrote on the 2003 Cubs. Mark Prior, Kerry Wood, Dusty Baker, E-ramis Ramirez, Jim Hendry, Gabor Bako, Eric Karros, Shawn Estes and more (all the stars) talked about their fond and not so fond memories of that season that was really great until it wasn't. Find out which ex-Cubs dodged his calls, and how he ended up with enough stuff for three columns with a fourth yet to come. Find out how he sleuthed an email address for one of the most in-demand characters in the entire saga. Jon theorizes that Steve Bartman was, and probably still is, a loyal reader of Desipio/Pointless Exercise. They also talk about an event earlier that season that foreshadowed the way it all ended. All that and much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/desipio/message

The boys discuss their experience with Tech Nine last night, Adam Sandler, whether or not someone is an actor or comedian, the career of Pete Davidson, movies you can't bear to watch a second time, Steve Bartman conspiracy theories, Omaha's skyscrapers, the recent inflation at McDonald's, where Nick was on 9/11, shuttered businesses in Omaha

October 14, 2003- Holding a 3-0 lead in the eighth inning over the Florida Marlins with only 5outs standing between them and their first World Series appearance since 1945,the Cubs fall apart after a fan, sitting along the left-field foul line atWrigley Field, tries to catch a foul ball that is about to be caught by Cubs'outfielder Moises Alou for the second out of the inning. TheCubs argued for interference, but umpire Mike Everitt ruled there was no faninterference because the ball had broken the plane separating the field of playfrom the stands. The Cubs lead proceededto disintegrate; fueling the Wrigley faithful's ire at this fan who would haveto be escorted from the park for his own safety. Lost in all of this is theerror by, the usually sure handed shortstop Luis Gonzalez, that would haveresulted in an inning ending double play which would have allowed the Cubs toescape the eighth with a two run lead. The Marlins would go onto score 8 runsand win the game. The Cubs also would lose the seventh andfinal game of the NLCS. October 14, 1975 - The Cincinnati Reds take a 2-1 lead inthe World Series with a controversial 6 - 5, 10-inning victory over the BostonRed Sox in Cincinnati. In the 10th inning, Reds pinch-hitter Ed Armbristerattempts a sacrifice bunt and bounces the ball in front of the plate. Boston catcherCarlton Fisk, in an attempt to field the ball, collides with Armbrister andthrows the ball into center field attempting to force Cesar Gerónimo at secondbase. Gerónimo goes to third base and later scores the game winner. Home plateumpire Larry Barnett rules there is no interference despite heated protests bythe Red Sox.

10-14-2023 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this program by talking about the difficulties the Boston Red Sox may be facing in their efforts to hire a new General Manager/ President of Baseball Operations. John talks about the decision to move on from Ben Cherington and David Dombrowski not too long after both led their franchise to World Series Championships. After spending a couple of minutes previewing the League Championship Series', John comes up with a proposal to lessen the amount of time between the last day (Sunday) of the regular season and the League Division Series. John says it is time to stop blaming Head Coaches and Coordinators for the teams that are struggling and start blaming the players (and he then explains why). John expresses an understanding of frustration for now former Charlotte Hornets forward Kai Jones before suggesting he let his future numbers speak for themselves before comparing himself to any NBA greats. Finally, on todays #SavingSportsHistory, John remembers five World Series that ended on this date, a baseball player that died after injuring his bladder hitting a home run, what George Blanda has in common with Joe Montana, the BBWAA, Ezzard Charles, Chris Chambliss, Wayne Gretzky, when the Olympics loss a lot of luster, and who was to blame more than Steve Bartman for his infamous 15 minutes of fame (It may not be who you think), as well as Oscar Charleston, John Wooden, Charlie Joiner, and 2006 Tour de France Champion Floyd Landis!

If the foul pop off Luis Castillo's bat in Game 6 of the NLCS had landed a foot either way, the life of one ordinary Cubs fan would have remained anonymous and thoroughly normal. Instead, 20 years ago this week, that fan was thrust into a maelstrom of controversy he didn't deserve when the Marlins took advantage and staged a massive comeback at Wrigley Field with the help of several culprits on the Cubs, all far more culpable than Steve Bartman ever could have been. Mike and Bill look back at the Marlins' surprising run to the National League pennant and decide exactly who should have gotten the scorn that was unfairly heaped on a guy who only ever wanted to watch his favorite team get to the World Series. Plus, happy birthday to Brian Downing and Doc Crandall!

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HOUR 3 - Shaun and Spo discuss their biggest Texans questions headed into week 1, what Dusty Baker's quirky management decisions have actually cost the Astros, and go through some of the best audio of the weekend: Tunsil on the Pivot podcast, Deion Sanders' press conference, and the Astros' very own version of Steve Bartman.

The Stupid History of Steve Bartman

The guys react to a clip from the Chicago based show "The Bear" where a character tells the story of what happened with Steve Bartman and the Cubs. Jesse Rogers also joins the show to discuss Marcus Stroman future with the Cubs and if he believes the Angels will trade Shohei Ohtani at the deadline.

Eight-time 16U & Junior National Champion Sean Hage of Georgia goes On The MatSean Hage of Georgia is a unicorn in American wrestling. He won two 16U (then Cadet) championships and then won six Junior National Championships to become one of two wrestlers to ever become eight time champions in the event we now know as simply Fargo. Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports.Show Segments0:40 - Green Eggs and Hamilton.1:24 - Kyle predicted a perfect game, but botched the show himself.8:22 - Cliff Keen Athletic 9:07 - Sean Hage Interview54:45 - The Sergeant Duffel from Cliff Keen55:48 - Kyle brings up Steve Bartman from the Cubs situation in the show wrap. Subscribe to On The Mat and listen anytimeApple Podcasts | Spreaker | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Google Podcasts | RSS

Eight-time 16U & Junior National Champion Sean Hage of Georgia goes On The Mat Sean Hage of Georgia is a unicorn in American wrestling. He won two 16U (then Cadet) championships and then won six Junior National Championships to become one of two wrestlers to ever become eight time champions in the event we now know as simply Fargo. Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports. Show Segments 0:40 - Green Eggs and Hamilton.1:24 - Kyle predicted a perfect game, but botched the show himself.8:22 - Cliff Keen Athletic 9:07 - Sean Hage Interview54:45 - The Sergeant Duffel from Cliff Keen55:48 - Kyle brings up Steve Bartman from the Cubs situation in the show wrap. Subscribe to On The Mat and listen anytimeApple Podcasts | Spreaker | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Google Podcasts | RSS

Hour 2: The Pirates championship drought is going on 43 years. Will they win another World Series in your lifetime? Callers gave their thoughts. Donny says he feels bad for Steve Bartman. One caller shares what it was like being around for Mazeroski's title-winning home run in 1960. Would the Pirates have won a World Series by now if Mark Cuban bought the team in 2005? We listened to clips of Guy Junker talking about Stan Savran.

Take A 20 is taking the "L" to the North Side of Chicago. And speaking of "L's," we are embracing the pain to discuss the Chicago Cubs and everything that went wrong on October 14, 2003. To this day, one word comes to mind when you mention the 2003 Cubs. That word is “Bartman," the superfan who became a super villain. In this episode, we speak with a different Cubs superfan, Jeff Shook, Professor of Social Work at the University of Pittsburgh, who was in the stands that fateful evening when the Cubs were on the cusp of advancing to the World Series. Until it all shattered, like a Sammy Sosa corked bat.  

Wayne Federman stops by to talk about Draymond Green, Ja Morant's countersuit, Antonio Brown owning an Arena League team, the Marlins' Steve Bartman promotion goes wrong, and so much more NBA playoff talk!

Mark Schlereth took "analytics nerds" to task over their Lamar Jackson v. Ben Roethlisberger takes. Dino Tomlin scored a touchdown in the BC spring game. He will be at Steelers camp one day, no? Reset our Penguins topic from the start of the show. The Marlins cancelled a promotion due to public outcry. Right move or no? 

Trav and Alex invite fellow Polymedia podcaster, Dylan Charles, aboard to discuss We Got Goosebumps, a newer Polymedia production, as well as his side project about scary movies, Split Up! The rest of the episode is all 2003! What do you remember?SportsNew England beats Carolina in Super BowlLSU beats Oklahoma for NattyBaseball: Aaron Boone, Grady Little, Steve Bartman, Alex Gonzalez, Josh BeckettSpurs beat NetsDevils beat DucksRoger Federer wins first major at WimbledonSerena Slam, holds all four tennis majors at the same timeGamingPS2Prince of Persia: The Sands of TimeRatchet & Clank: Going CommandoDark Cloud 2Xenosaga Episode 1Sports games dominated sales chartsXbox Star Wars: Knights of the Old RepublicProject Gotham Racing 2Panzer Dragoon OrtaDino Crisis 3Beyond Good & Evil, ManhuntGamecubeWind WakerMario Kart Double DashViewtiful JoeSoulcalibur 2F-Zero GXGame Boy AdvancePokemon Ruby/SapphireCastlevania: Aria of SorrowMario & Luigi: Superstar SagaPCSim City 4Enter the MatrixCall of DutyRise of NationsBig Rigs: Over the Road RacingSongsWhat was everywhereEvanescence - Bring Me To LifeBeyonce - Crazy in Love50 Cent - In da ClubR Kelly - IgnitionAlan Jackson/Jimmy Buffett - It's Five o'Clock SomewhereOutkast - Hey Ya!What we likedA Perfect Circle - Weak and PowerlessStone Temple Pilots - All in the Suit That You WearWhite Stripes - Seven Nation ArmyAlbumsRadiohead - Hail to the ThiefThe White Stripes - ElephantThe Darkness - Permission to LandA Perfect Circle - Thirteenth StepMoviesLOTR: Return of the KingPirates of the Caribbean - Curse of the Black PearlOldboyKill Bill Vol 1Mystic RiverSchool of RockThe RoomBruce AlmightyThe Texas Chainsaw MassacreMost popular TV shows Released in 2003Reno 911Arrested DevelopmentTwo and a Half MenChappelle's ShowBest Selling BooksHarry Potter and the Order of the PhoenixThe Da Vinci CodeSupport the show Find more of our work on the Polymedia Network Find Travis on Twitter Find Alex on Twitter Send us an email drunkfriendpodcast@gmail.com

Former relief pitcher Kyle Farnsworth joins the Cubs Weekly Podcast to chat with Tony Andracki and Andy Martinez about his life since retirement as a power lifter. Other topics include pitching at Wrigley Field in the playoffs, Farnsworth's unique perspective on the Steve Bartman moment, his famous brawl with Paul Wilson, playing for Dusty Baker and how the game has changed since he was a player.

This week's episode we take a look at some vintage pins. I hope we don't prick our fingers by accident! DJ Lil joins Toddy (me) as we dive into our thrift haul. We play some practice trivia to collect some points, so when a THRIFTY Deity is on the line we will be sure to win it.Games / Show Topics : Pitt Panther, Penn State Nittany Lions, Steve Bartman, Paul McCartneyFollow our show on @thriftypodcast on Instagram.Special thanks to : BLUFFS for "Alternate Reality", the theme to our show for many reasons. (https://steveberes.bandcamp.com)Instagram : @thriftypodcastSubscribe on iTunes : THRIFTY

This person died in 2019, age 69.  His father died when he was a teenager, and his mother was a stenographer for the California Highway Patrol. During his two decades in the major leagues, he amassed 2,715 hits, won a batting title, and twice led the league in doubles. When he retired, he moved with his family to a ranch in Meridian, Idaho. His long, solid career was overshadowed by a crushing error that cost the Boston Red Sox Game 6 of the 1986 World Series against the New York Mets. Today's dead celebrity is Bill Buckner. Famous & Gravy is created and co-hosted by Amit Kapoor and Michael Osborne. This episode was produced by Jacob Weiss. For updates on the show, please sign up for our mailing list at famousandgravy.com. Also, play our mobile quiz app at deadoraliveapp.com   Links: Transcript of this episode Famous & Gravy official website Dead or Alive Quiz Game Follow our show on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn New York Times obituary for Bill Buckner Clip of the 1986 error Bill Buckner attempting to catch Hank Aaron's 715th home run Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 8 Episode 9 clip with Bill Buckner guest appearance The “Buckner Bridge” in Massachusetts ESPN's “Bill Buckner Behind The Bag” featuring Judy Buckner TIME Magazine's “Bill Buckner Forgave Boston” article “Saying Goodbye to the Bill Buckner Myths” from The New Yorker HPB.com

Hour 2: The guy that gave Oswaldo Cabrera's hat back last night gave us a ring to talk about the incident and what they did with his defensive alignment card. A play in the Yankee game reminded us all of Jeffrey Maier, but there is another fan that was involved in a play that didn't get the same type of treatment. And Tom Brady has ventured out into a new business. 

Steed and Jrad are joined by 2 special guests in this week's Chubstep. First the misunderstood Chicago legend Steve Bartman joins the show but now he's in Peter Criss makeup to discuss the 19th anniversary of the Cubs incident and what really happened, his son, his new Kiss baseball league, balancing being a Cubs fan and a member of Kiss army, the long term positive implications of Moises Alou not catching the ball, and Kiss legal court. The guys continue with talking to comedian Ben Stager about Canada, his start in comedy, favorite comedians, celiac awareness and protesting bakeries, his connection to the Cubs, standing up for people with glasses and how he got his instagram handle.

Steve Bartman tried to catch one foul ball during a Cubs playoff game and was then forced into hiding for 20 years.  Comedy writer, executive producer and director extraordinaire, David Stassen talks about one of the most notorious sports moments of the 21st century, and then talks trash about the Chicago Bulls' Randy Brown, baseball great Will Clark and his comedy partner Ike Barinholtz.

It's the final mailbag! It's here! Thank you for listening! Someone asked me about taking time off. Interesting. They wanted to know if I'm afraid that I'll lose listeners, or I want to work more, or I don't know how to relax. Let's discuss. (13:20) Someone wanted to know what the Top 5 worst trades I've ever made are. You all LOVE doing this! Fine. Here we go. (32:35) Someone asked me about the Steve Bartman incident. They had said they have always hear the Cubs side of things, now they want the Marlins side. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Davey Mac Sports Program is back with a most excellent, sinister, and mind-boggling episode!   Join Davey Mac, Roy Harter, and Robert O. as they welcome sports podcast host Daniel "Bobo" Kurlan (co-host of Best Seats In The House podcast)!   The guys mix it up as Bo and Roy compete head-to-head in a Fair & On-The-Level Yankee Trivia Contest!   Then, Davey Mac brings back several Inventions that he wants to pitch to the people of Shark Tank!   Then, we do a little Sports talk, taunt one another, discuss Bo's lookalike Steve Bartman, and welcome Bo's best friend...Little Davey the Puppet!   But, Little Davey isn't there as a pal...he's there to quiz Bo on their friendship!   It's an amazing and epic Davey Mac Sports Program that you need to experience right now!   BOOM!   Visit EastSideDaveCountry.com for more awesomeness!   FACE!

Spiegs compared the umpire who threw Shane out Sunday to John McSherry, an MLB umpire who quite literally died on the field. Not a hot start! And are you able to find any positives in a White Sox loss? Any good found in Lucas Giolito's start is completely washed away by Gavin Sheets' inability to field his position in right field. Later, we're joined by Kyle Farnsworth, who had a hell of a baseball career. He's filled with stories about his new body-building career, fighting a box fan, fighting Paul Wilson, the Steve Bartman game in 2003, staying out WAY too late in Wrigleyville, the beef between the Cubs clubhouse and the broadcast booth in 2004 and pitching in a bullpen with Mariano Rivera.

Kyle Farnsworth had a hell of a baseball career. He's filled with stories about his new body-building career, fighting a box fan, fighting Paul Wilson, the Steve Bartman game in 2003, staying out WAY too late in Wrigleyville, the beef between the Cubs clubhouse and the broadcast booth in 2004 and pitching in a bullpen with Mariano Rivera.

MichaelAngelo hosts another A&G Classic, this one focused on the infamous Cubs/Bartman incident.  Thankfully, the Cubs would finally break the curse in 2016.  But in 2003--Steve Bartman had good reason to fear for his life.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Bonnie Ford, being a sportswriter is about more than covering games and knowing statistics. She carved out a stellar career by acting on what she felt was a journalistic obligation: Digging into complicated social, cultural and financial topics related to sports. Bonnie did extensive work on doping scandals, especially in cycling, which made her an expert on the Tour de France and its superstar, Lance Armstrong. “I'm grateful that I had such a compelling figure for so much of my career to cover,” she says. Bonnie also discusses how she wrote about issues common to all athletes such as mental health. She shares how Olympic swimmer Allison Schmitt used her platform to talk about depression. She also tells us about covering the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, about profiling Art Modell as he moved the Browns from Cleveland, and what it was like at Wrigley Field after Steve Bartman tried to catch a foul ball. Bonnie was a Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford and a Fellow at the University of Maryland Knight Center for Specialized Journalism. She grew up in the New York City area, spent her high school years in Paris, France before earning a bachelor's degree in 1979 from Oberlin College in Ohio. Bonnie is married to former Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist Bob Ford, who retired in 2020 after 32 years at that paper. Stories from early in her career were written under her maiden name, Bonnie DeSimone. Follow her on Twitter: @Bonnie_D_Ford Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeff Conine and Aram Leighton talk about the exciting Wild Card Games, specifically the greatness of Max Scherzer and Adam Wainwright even when they don't have their best stuff. Also, Jeff recalls the Steve Bartman game at Wrigley and gives a player's perspective on how it all went down. **You won't want to miss that story** Discussion on Tropicana Field and how the stadium is progressively becoming more of a problem.  Also, why Fred McGriff belongs in the Hall of Fame!