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Roberto De Vincenzo's 'Big, Stupid' mistake, Montreal Canadiens won fifth straight Cup, and Boban gifted free chicken to LA - This DiSH for April 14
Episode 849
In 1968, golfer Roberto De Vincenzo signed a card for a round of 66 instead of what he shot, a 65, costing him a shot an 18-hole playoff for the Mast…
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Kobe Bryant scored 60 on his final night, Celtics won their first NBA Championship, and Pete Rose plateaued - This DiSH for April 13
Episode 848
In 2016, Kobe Bryant scored 60 in his final game to beat the Utah Jazz.
In 1957, Tommy Heinsohn scored 37 and Bill Russell grabbed 32 rebounds as the…
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Mize's Miracle Nailed Norman, Snead Snuffed Hogan's Hopes, and Stepien's Silly Steps Crippled the Cavaliers - This DiSH for April 12th - This DiSH for April 12
Episode 847
In 1987, Augusta's native son Larry Mize sank a miracle birdie chip to beat Greg Norman and win the Masters.
In 1954, Sam Snead beat Ben Hogan in an 1…
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Fantastic Frozen Four Finish, Hextall scored in the playoffs, and the Heat retired MJ's #23 - This DiSH for April 11
Episode 846
In 2009, Boston University scored two goals in the final minute of regulation to force overtime and then scored the game winner in OT to win the Nati…
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First Masters Green Jacket Awarded, Lee Elder broke the Masters color barrier, and France beat Germany on the race track - This DiSH for April 10
Episode 845
In 1949, Sam Snead won his first Masters and became the first to receive a green jacket. Past winners were given a green jacket retroactively.
In 197…
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Eighth Wonder of the World Opened, Celtics/Bucks combine for 2 FTs, and Scott Hoch's Nightmare - This DiSH for April 9
Episode 844
In 1965, the Houston Astrodome opened for business featuring an exhibition game between the New York Yankees and the Astros.
In 2024, Boston and Milw…
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Hank Aaron hit #715, Frank Robinson became MLB's First Black Manager, and Dave Cowans fired - This DiSH for April 8
Episode 843
In 1974, Atlanta Braves' Hank Aaron hit his 715th career home run to pass Babe Ruth.
In 1975, Frank Robinson became the first black manager in Major …
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Gene Sarazen's Miracle Albatross, Herschel Walker Crashed the Flutie/Kelly party, and Lester Patrick's 'Don't Let the Old Man down' - This DiSH for April 7
Episode 842
In 1935, golfer Gene Sarazen holed out from the fairway on Augusta National's 15th hole for a double eagle 2. He went on to force a playoff and then …
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Tickling in MMA?, a 7 hour Boxing match?, and the Modern Day Olympics were born - This DiSH for April 6
Episode 841
In 2024, MMA fighter Mason Lewis used an unconventional method of tickling his opponent to escape a hold.
In 1893, boxers Andy Bowen and Jack Burke fo…
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A Timeout they didn't have, the Slam Dunk reinstated, and Joe Theisman a Dolphin? - This DiSH for April 5
Episode 840
In 1993, Michigan's Chris Webber called the infamous timeout his team did not have in the NCAA National Championship game.
In 1976, the NCAA reinstat…
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