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Nolan Ryan: Texas Heat

The real story behind Nolan Ryan’s legend by pulling straight from his autobiography and tracing the through-line we can’t stop thinking about:  Texas. Heat.  Along the way, we'll connect the dots between radar gun history, late-career dominance, and the competitive mindset that turns slights into …

Ohtani Market Correction While Vintage is Thriving

Gordy recaps some of the big weeks auction houses had this past week. The golf market continues to be on fire, as Gordy breaks down some of the big vintage sales from Golden Age. Plus, looking at Ty Cobb leading the way for REA. Gordy dives into the vintage market to see who is up or down over the …

Baseball and the Bible: Lessons on grace and perseverance

In this episode of Faith & Clarity, Dr. Mark Turman is joined by Dr. Ryan Denison and trial lawyer and historian Talmage Boston to discuss how baseball illustrates biblical truths about grace, human nature, purpose, and character. They explore baseball’s changing place in American culture as televi…

Julia Morales on Baseball, Motherhood, and Breast Cancer in the Family

Baseball built Julia’s career, but it’s the people behind the game who keep her in Houston. She traces her path from small‑town athlete to Astros broadcaster, then opens up about 2020, when pregnancy, COVID, and her mother’s breast cancer collided, pushing her to start mammograms early and speak ca…

Tim Kurkjian's High Praise For Champion Brewers

Since the divisional era began, Tim Kurkjian ranks this Milwaukee Brewers season among the top five of all time! That’s high praise, but rightfully so. Tim and his son, Jeff, take us through Game 5 while also looking back on an unforgettable season. Tim was on the field for the celebration and mad…

Interview with Rico Petrocelli

Rico Petrocelli, along with Yaz and Tony C and Jim Lonborg helped create "Red Sox Nation" with their Impossible Dream season in '67. He was as good with his bat as he was with his glove, holding the record for HR's in a season by a shortstop for almost 3 decades, while also leading the MLB in field…

The Dominant Season of the 1986 New York Mets (Part 3)

Yesterday's Sports is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear. YESTERDAY'S SPORTS HOME PAGE EPISODE SUMMARY After winning the World Series in 1969 and the National League Pennant in 1973, the Mets fell on hard times, posting just two winning seasons between 1974 …

The Dominant Season of the 1986 New York Mets (Part 3)

Yesterday's Sports is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Sports Yesteryear. YESTERDAY'S SPORTS HOME PAGE EPISODE SUMMARY After winning the World Series in 1969 and the National League Pennant in 1973, the Mets fell on hard times, posting just two winning seasons between 1974 …

"I'm a Ballplayer Who Has MS" — Donnie & Susan Brooks

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Send us Fan Mail Donnie Brooks is 5'6". As a college freshman facing a lefty throwing gas, he sat on the fastball and hit it about 420 feet to center. He stood at the plate admiring it until the 6'3" catcher leaned down and told him, "You better run, little man." For decades, the game and Donnie's …

Bradley Jackson Tries To Pitch A No Hitter

Director, writer, and documentarian Bradley Jackson joins the show to tell us about his biggest fan being Noah Wyle and to pitch the Mike Yanagita "Fargo" romcom spin-off the Coen Brothers don't want you to see. Bradley's credits include the college sports comedy Balls Out (2014), the music docume…