Sports History Network With Thanksgiving right around the corner, my friend Dave DePaola and I have a podcast on our most memorable Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving games. Dave and I have both been Cowboys fans since we were kids and we are in agreement that the 1974 game against the Washington Redskins is our most memorable Thanksgiving game. But … Read more
The Kentucky Derby, often called “The Most Exciting Two Minutes In Sports,” is not just a platform for the finest three-year-old thoroughbreds to showcase their speed and stamina. It’s also a stage where trainers, with years of dedication, strategize to etch their names into history. As the 2024 Kentucky Derby nears, let us discuss the … Read more
The UEFA Champions League has captivated soccer fans worldwide and transformed the landscape of sports betting. This prestigious tournament has become a crucial element in the evolution of betting practices and strategies. Understanding its historical influence can provide valuable insights into today’s betting trends. The UEFA Champions League stands as one of the most esteemed … Read more
As the man who single-handedly integrated every single role in pro hoops, Harry “Bucky” Lew should be more than a footnote. Yet, while the Basketball Hall of Fame acknowledges his status as the first pro baller, it has not inducted him as a member. In a career that spanned roughly 25 years, Lew was the … Read more
I began collecting sports memorabilia around 1968 or 1969, mostly football and baseball cards. I was only seven years old and had no money, so I’m unsure how I obtained these cards. Perhaps my mother or father bought me a pack or two as a birthday gift, or maybe it was a neighbor. It wasn’t … Read more