Podcast Episodes

'The Battle at Bighorn' with Tiger vs. Sergio, Arnold Palmer's 'turning point,' and Tommy Lasorda attacked the Phillie Phanatic - This DiSH for Aug. 28

Episode 639

In 2000, Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia squared off in the made-for-tv matchplay event 'The Battle at Bighorn.'

In 1954, Arnold Palmer won the US Amateur after four previous attempts. His win on this d…

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A Hall of Fame career derailed, Dennis Bergkamp's Hat Trick Magic, and Rare Feat in a Major League Baseball game - This DiSH for Aug. 27

Episode 638

In 1972, Baltimore Colt All-Pro defensive end Bubba Smith tore up his knee when he got caught up with the first down chains. He missed the entire year and he was never the same.

In 1997, Arsenal's De…

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Bashin' Bill Barilko's Tragic End, the First Game broadcast on television, and Olazabal smokes the field at Firestone - This DiSH for Aug. 26

Episode 637

In 1951, the plane carrying Toronto Maple Leaf Bill Barilko and his pilot friend Dr. Henry Hudson is presumed to have crashed on this day. The plane was not found for nearly 11 years.

In 1939, the fi…

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Tiger won his 3rd straight US Amateur thanks in part to an act of sportsmanship, Arrested for Playing on Sunday, and

Episode 636

In 1996, Tiger Woods stormed back from being down five after the morning round to win his 3rd consecutive US Amateur championships. The match is mostly known for the act of sportsmanship that happene…

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David Feherty won the Scottish Open, Lost the Trophy, Ray Chapman struck by lightning, finished the game, and Tippy Martinez's Triple Pickoff Feat - This DiSH for Aug. 24

Episode 635

In 1986, then golfer, now golf commentator David Feherty won the Scottish Open and then several hours later lost the trophy somewhere in Glasgow or beyond.

In 1919, Cleveland pitcher Ray Caldwell was…

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Gaylord Perry ejected for lubing the baseball, Youppi! ejected for doing what mascots do, and a Little League World Series First - This DiSH for Aug. 23

Episode 634

In 1982, Gaylord Perry was ejected for doctoring the baseball for the only time in his career.

In 1989, Montreal Expos' mascot Youppi! was ejected after upsetting LA Dodgers' manager Tommy Lasorda.

In…

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U.S. Basketbrawl in Moscow, Juan Marichal baters John Roseboro, and Billy Martin sued for a punch - This DiSH for Aug. 22nd

Episode 633

In 1973, the US Men's Basketball team got in a fight with the Cuban national team.

In 1965, San Francisco's Juan Marichal hit Dodger catcher John Roseboro with a bat in an ugly brawl.

In 1960, Billy M…

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Most Improbable Comeback in MLB, Ken Harrelson fired as a player, and an over-the-top protest - This DiSH for Aug. 21

Episode 632

In 1990, the Philadelphia Phillies scored 9 runs in the top of the ninth to beat the LA Dodgers 12-11.

In 1967, Ken 'the Hawk' Harrelson was fired as a player by owner Charlie Finley. Harrelson was ab…

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The New York Harmonica Incident, Tiger dueled Bob May at Valhalla, and the youngest to ever hit a MLB homer - This DiSH for Aug. 20

Episode 631

In 1964, Phil Linz and the Harmonica Incident.

In 2000, Tiger beat Bob May in a three-hole playoff to win the PGA Championship.

In 2006, Tiger won his third PGA Championship.

In 1967, Charlie Sifford …

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Tyson's First Fight after prison, Lee Trevino won his final major, and Bill Veeck sent Eddie Gaedel to the plate - This DiSH for Aug. 19

Episode 630

In 1995, Mike Tyson fought his first fight in 3 1/2 years, stopping Peter McNeeley is 1:20.

In 1984, Lee Trevino won the PGA Championship.

In 1951, St. Louis Browns owner signed 3'8" Eddie Gaedel to a…

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