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07/27/2024

There’s only one like it! Listen to Sport’s Greats Tell Their Story. Only at PennSports.Live! Baseball, Penn State Football, College Football, Racing, and more!https://pennsports.live/

07/26/2024

June 23, 2021 marked the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest achievements in not only Philadelphia Phillies, but also MLBhistory. Rick Wise pitched a no-hitter on that Wednesday evening in Cincinnati while also hitting 2 home runs. We were fortunate to have Rick talk about that no-hitter along with his career, which spanned 18 years in the Big Leagues.https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-rick-wise

07/23/2024

Today, Tim takes us to his happy place...the golf course. Plus his other happy place... the beach, in Two Cent Takes. The Weekly Shiny Penny and A Penny For My Final Thought. Enjoy this week’s column!
https://pennsports.live/columns/may-i-play-through

07/20/2024

Tim looks back at the boredom that was the MLB All Star festivities. A trip back to Royal Troon 2016, 2004, 1997, 1989, 1982, and 1973 for a look at the last six winners of The Open there. Tim connects to his column by predicting who will win this year’s Open and by reviewing and resetting his picks for MLB second half.
https://pennsports.live/index.php/podcast/musings-sports-fanatic-july-17

07/19/2024

Ken Berry joins us on the podcast this week. Ken played in the Majors from 1962-1975 and was considered one of the best defensive center fielders of that era. Enjoy this trip Back When There Was Baseball and listen to Ken Berry share stories about his career and baseball in the 1960s-1970s.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-ken-berry

07/18/2024

Doug Graber joins me this week on the podcast. Doug coached for over 30 years at every level. He coached high school, Division II and Division I at the collegiate level, the NFL and the World League of American Football. He was the head coach at Montana State (1982) and Rutgers (1990-1995) at the collegiate level. Doug shares some great stories during his coaching venture at all levels and over a 30-year span.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-doug-graber

07/17/2024

Dr. Jim Bradley, the Pittsburgh Steelers' team physician, joins us this week. Jim has been the Steelers' team physician since 1991, but did you know he played at Penn State on some of their great teams? Jim is part of a Penn State football family that also includes brothers Tom and Matt. Jim played at Penn State from 1972-1974 (Freshman weren't eligible in 1971) and his teams had a combined record of 32-4 including a 2-1 bowl record.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-penn-state-football-history-jim-bradley

07/16/2024

The Major League Baseball all star break allows teams and fans alike to relax, review the first half of the season, and hit the reset button to charge into the final 10 weeks of the season. So let’s review...
https://pennsports.live/columns/relax-review-reset

07/16/2024

The Major League Baseball all star break allows teams and fans alike to relax, review the first half of the season, and hit the reset button to charge into the final 10 weeks of the season. So let’s review...
https://pennsports.live/columns/relax-review-reset

07/13/2024

Tim leads off with talk on the Phillies great season, which leads to a trip in the Time Machine back to 1976 & 1977 for the best Phillies teams before this year. Neither made a World Series. The rant line is open for NBA, golf, and a bunch of baseball. Showing his kinder side, Tim also discusses some things he really likes about baseball coverage.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/musings-sports-fanatic-july-11

07/11/2024

We are privileged to have one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history with us this week. Jim Hart of the St. Louis Cardinals joins us to talk about his career. Jim came out of Southern Illinois University and went undrafted in the 1966 NFL. He threw for almost 20 miles (34,665 yards) in his NFL career. Enjoy this conversation with one of the NFL's best at quarterback.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-jim-hart

07/09/2024

The big debate of what the Pirates will do at the trade deadline should quietly be put back in the box. Maybe next year Pirates fans can bring that discussion back out. Not this year. Plus: Two Cent Takes and The Weekly Shiny Penny.
https://pennsports.live/columns/slumber-company

07/06/2024

Tim celebrates the Fourth of July by ranting about the Lakers, Sixers, Pirates, and hot dog eating contests. But not before he discusses his favorite baseball movies. Plus he connects to his Tim’s Two Cents column by discussing baseball at the midseason point. Plus a book recommendation for Seinfeld fans in the random “off topic topic”.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/musings-sports-fanatic-july-4

07/05/2024

We are going back into the mid-1960s through the 1970s this week with our guest. You should remember Jim Rooker as a Pittsburgh Pirate, but he actually started in the Detroit Tigers organization as an outfielder, then converted to a pitcher. We hope you enjoy this look Back When There Was Baseball at one of the best left-handed pitchers in Pittsburgh Pirates history.
https://pennsports.live/index.php/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-jim-rooker

07/04/2024

Mike Curcio joins us this week and is our first Temple Owl. Mike played at Temple from 1975-1979 under the Wayne Hardin regime. These were not your typical Temple teams as Wayne Hardin is the winningest coach in Temple football history. Mike's teams went 32-21-2 during his tenure topping off his senior season (1979) with a win in the Garden State Bowl over Cal 28-17.
https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-mike-curcio

06/28/2024

Our guest this week is one of the best switch-hitting power hitters of his time period. Ken Singleton joins us this week to talk about his illustrious career. Ken's MLB career spans from 1967-1984 with 3 teams: New York Mets, Montreal Expos and Baltimore Orioles. Ken hit 246 HRs and had over 1,000 RBIs (1,065).
https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-ken-singleton

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Love auto racing? Get all the up-to-date racing news in Pennsylvania and beyond from our racing guru Ernie Saxton on PennSports.Live.https://pennsports.live/category/column/ernie-saxton

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There’s only one like it! Listen to Sport’s Greats Tell Their Story. Only at PennSports.Live! Baseball, Penn State Football, College Football, Racing, and more!https://pennsports.live/

Baseball
Baseball

June 23, 2021 marked the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest achievements in not only Philadelphia Phillies, but also MLBhistory. Rick Wise pitched a no-hitter on that Wednesday evening in Cincinnati while also hitting 2 home runs. We were fortunate to have Rick talk about that no-hitter along with his career, which spanned 18 years in the Big Leagues.https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-rick-wise

John Rienstra joins us this week on the podcast to talk about his Temple career (1981-1985) and his NFL career which lasted from 1986-1992 with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. John talks about his trials with anxiety during his playing career and also shares some great stories. https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-john-rienstra

Who was the only Penn State quarterback to win every game he started (minimum of 2 years)? The answer would be Chuck Burkhart (1967-1969). Chuck recalls those great years of 1968 and 1969. He talks about the great games and events and also vividly recalls both Orange Bowls (Kansas and Missouri). https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-penn-state-football-history-chuck-burkhart

Today, Tim takes us to his happy place...the golf course. Plus his other happy place... the beach, in Two Cent Takes. The Weekly Shiny Penny and A Penny For My Final Thought. Enjoy this week’s column! https://pennsports.live/columns/may-i-play-through

Love auto racing? Get all the up-to-date racing news in Pennsylvania and beyond from our racing guru Ernie Saxton on PennSports.Live. https://pennsports.live/category/column/ernie-saxton

Tim looks back at the boredom that was the MLB All Star festivities. A trip back to Royal Troon 2016, 2004, 1997, 1989, 1982, and 1973 for a look at the last six winners of The Open there. Tim connects to his column by predicting who will win this year’s Open and by reviewing and resetting his picks for MLB second half. https://pennsports.live/index.php/podcast/musings-sports-fanatic-july-17

Ken Berry joins us on the podcast this week. Ken played in the Majors from 1962-1975 and was considered one of the best defensive center fielders of that era. Enjoy this trip Back When There Was Baseball and listen to Ken Berry share stories about his career and baseball in the 1960s-1970s. https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-ken-berry

Doug Graber joins me this week on the podcast. Doug coached for over 30 years at every level. He coached high school, Division II and Division I at the collegiate level, the NFL and the World League of American Football. He was the head coach at Montana State (1982) and Rutgers (1990-1995) at the collegiate level. Doug shares some great stories during his coaching venture at all levels and over a 30-year span. https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-doug-graber

Dr. Jim Bradley, the Pittsburgh Steelers' team physician, joins us this week. Jim has been the Steelers' team physician since 1991, but did you know he played at Penn State on some of their great teams? Jim is part of a Penn State football family that also includes brothers Tom and Matt. Jim played at Penn State from 1972-1974 (Freshman weren't eligible in 1971) and his teams had a combined record of 32-4 including a 2-1 bowl record. https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-penn-state-football-history-jim-bradley

Two Cents
Two Cents

The Major League Baseball all star break allows teams and fans alike to relax, review the first half of the season, and hit the reset button to charge into the final 10 weeks of the season. So let’s review... https://pennsports.live/columns/relax-review-reset

The Major League Baseball all star break allows teams and fans alike to relax, review the first half of the season, and hit the reset button to charge into the final 10 weeks of the season. So let’s review... https://pennsports.live/columns/relax-review-reset

Love auto racing? Get all the up-to-date racing news in Pennsylvania and beyond from our racing guru Ernie Saxton on PennSports.Live. https://pennsports.live/category/column/ernie-saxton

Tim leads off with talk on the Phillies great season, which leads to a trip in the Time Machine back to 1976 & 1977 for the best Phillies teams before this year. Neither made a World Series. The rant line is open for NBA, golf, and a bunch of baseball. Showing his kinder side, Tim also discusses some things he really likes about baseball coverage. https://pennsports.live/podcast/musings-sports-fanatic-july-11

Lou Klimchock is our guest on the podcast this week. Lou played in the Majors from 1958-1970 with the Kansas City A's, Milwaukee Braves, Washington Senators, New York Mets and Cleveland Indians. https://pennsports.live/podcast/back-when-there-was-baseball-lou-klimchock

We are privileged to have one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history with us this week. Jim Hart of the St. Louis Cardinals joins us to talk about his career. Jim came out of Southern Illinois University and went undrafted in the 1966 NFL. He threw for almost 20 miles (34,665 yards) in his NFL career. Enjoy this conversation with one of the NFL's best at quarterback. https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-college-football-history-jim-hart

We are privileged to have Jerry Reuss as our guest this week to discuss his book Bring In the Right-Hander!: My Twenty-Two Years in the Major Leagues. You will hear Jerry recount several stories of his playing days, which spanned four decades. https://pennsports.live/podcast/sports-authors-showcase-bring-right-hander-jerry-reuss

Irv Pankey played at Penn State from 1976-1979 and was moved around quite a bit during his Penn State career, mostly from tight end to offensive tackle. Irv flourished when he got into the NFL and was a part of one of the best offensive lines in NFL history. https://pennsports.live/podcast/talking-penn-state-football-history-irv-pankey

Two Cents
Two Cents

The big debate of what the Pirates will do at the trade deadline should quietly be put back in the box. Maybe next year Pirates fans can bring that discussion back out. Not this year. Plus: Two Cent Takes and The Weekly Shiny Penny. https://pennsports.live/columns/slumber-company

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