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On this date in 1967, Carl Yastrzemski won the AL Triple Crown—and more importantly, led his Red Sox to the pennant.
On this date in 1978, a 27 year-old man born Russell Earl O’Dey received a new middle name.
You likely know him as Bucky Dent.
On this date in 1951, Bobby Thomson hit the Shot Heard ‘Round the World, the ONLY winner-take-all regular season playoff game to end on a walk-off home run.
On this date in 1980, the legendary Drungo Hazewood—a man who could’ve been Bo before Bo—played his final big league game.
On this date in 2003, the Cubs won their first playoff series in 95 years, taking game five of the NL Division Series over the Braves 5-1.
On this date in 1993, Michael Jordan shocked the world by announcing his retirement from basketball.
On this date in 1984, Walter Payton broke Jim Brown’s career records for rushing yards and 100-yard games.
On this date in 1956, Don Larsen threw the first—and still ONLY—perfect game in MLB postseason history, and just the sixth-ever.
On this date in 1906, Chicago’s West Side Grounds hosted the first-ever crosstown World Series game.
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90SecondReCap provides a quick sports--and sometimes cultural--history lesson, based on each day's cap.
Learn something new, in less than 90…
If you're a baseball fan, you're gonna want to tune in, particularly if you love history, as well as random trivia, including some tidbits that have been discovered for the very first time.
It's not all baseball, all the time, as we've already covered baseball, football, basketball, soccer, tennis, yukigassen, and probably a few more.
Plus, from a cultural standpoint, we've looked at the birth of hip-hop, house music, and a number of other enduring styles.
The first 300 episodes were all 90 seconds or less.
Starting with episode 301, we'll shoot for three or so 90 second episodes per week, along with a longer-form episode.
Please bear with us as we get the entire back catalog posted...hopefully they'll all be loaded by Thanksgiving!
And, please subscribe...you'll gain a little knowledge with each listen, and it won't take very long!