What happened this week in Sports History? Kareem breaks Wilt's record, Hammerin' Hank breaks Babe Ruth's record, the start of the PGA, Olympics, the first closer in baseball and more!

Jump in the Sports Time Machine to learn how the Baltimore Colts took off for Indy in the dead of night, how a teenage girl struck out Babe Ruth, two different strikes that wasn't a joke, and more! All that and more this week in sports history!

Jump in the Sports Time Machine and re-live the moment Wayne Gretzky made history with goal no. 802; find out who won the first EVER marathon, and how MLB changed US history in Cuba.

Plus.... birthday shout outs!

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What led to the Chargers to pack their bags and leave San Diego for LA? BOLTED is a 6-part docu-pod that takes an indepth look at the saga that made San Diego a football widow. Anna Kagarakis talks to hosts Raphie Cantor and Ben Stein.

Jump into the Sports Time Machine with Anna Kagarakis and look back and some of the greatest moments this week in sports history! Why were Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays banned from baseball? Michael Jordan said two words that changed the NBA, St. Louis lost an NFL team that wasn't the Rams, and who was the first professional baseball team?

Find out that and more on Sports Time Machine!

Other topics: Cy Young retires from baseball, Jackie Robinson makes history, learn about the woman who pitched a hitless inning for the A's, another Wilt Chamberlain record, the legacies of Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Arthur Ashe. Plus, the day Covid-19 halted another sport.

A look back on this week in sports history: The first EVER basketball game, Babe Ruth's contract, and what does Frank Sinatra have to do with the 'Fight of the Century?' That and more!

Jump in the Sports Time Machine and look back on the day Charles Barkley grabbed rebound number 10,000.

Two-time Super Bowl Champion Lawrence Tynes talks to Anna Kagarakis about his two crucial overtime field goals that led to the Giants beating Brady twice in the Super Bowl.

Remembering baseball legend Hank Aaron and what he meant to baseball and the world.

A look back at one of the most iconic moments in 49ers history "The Catch." Featuring an interview with Ray Ratto.