Re-live the inspiring moment on September 4, 1993, when Yankees' Jim Abbott, who was born without a right hand, hurled a no-hitter against Cleveland.

Anna Kagarakis takes a look back on when Colts QB Andrew Luck surprisingly retired from the NFL with Troy Clardy, host of "The Tree Cast" on the Bleav Podcast Network.

A look back on the U.S. Women's National Team's improbable gold medal victory against Brazil at the Olympics in Beijing in 2008. Plus, Anna talks to a surprise guest on the future of what what women's soccer holds.

This week in sports history, Mark McGwire put his name on the map by breaking the rookie home run record. Anna examines the beginning of him stardom to the steroid bombshell with author Dale Tafoya who interviewed those closest to Big Mac.

Who thought an emery board and a piece of sandpaper could cause so much trouble? Anna Kagarakis looks back on the strange day knuckleballer Joe Niekro tried to convince the world he filed his nails with sandpaper.

In London 2012, Michael Phelps became the most medalled athlete in the history of the Olympic Games. Jim Kozimor of NBC Sports joins Anna to discuss Phelps' legacy, his personal struggles, and if he is the GOAT.

Take a step back in time with Anna Kagarakis as she takes a nostalgic look at the Most Memorable Moments on Opening Day in Baseball history. Who was the Heater from Van Meter? Which two pitchers tossed 15 innings in the greatest Opening Day duel? How did the Great Bambino christen Yankee stadium? Which U.S. President threw out the inaugural ceremonial first pitch? What was it like for Jackie Robinson on the day he broke the color barrier? All these questions will be answered and more!

An episode designed for baseball enthusiasts and those excited for Opening Day 2020 to finally come.

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In July, 2008, Swiss tennis star Roger Federer was poised to win his 6th straight Wimbledon Final but an up and coming star from Spain, Rafael Nadal, got in the way. Anna Kagarakis is joined by former tennis professional and analyst, Brad Gilbert, who was in the stands for that match. He shares his memories from that day, a promise Nadal made to him, and who BG thinks is the greatest male tennis player of all time. They also break down the rivalry between "FedFan" and "Rafa" and where it ranks in the game.

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Anna Kagarakis looks back on the day the National League and American Leagued announced they would split into two divisions. Not all owners agreed and MLB had to forgo geography for the betterment of the game. A fun look back on a drama-filled decision and how it changed the game as we know it.

Yankee legend Lou Gehrig is not defined by the disease that ailed him, but by his courage, heart and prowess as a baseball player. Anna Kagarakis travels back to July 4th, 1939, when The Iron Horse bid farewell to baseball and gave his "Luckiest Man" speech. Journalist Tara Krieger from the Society for American Baseball Research, recalls stories from his wife, Eleanor's biography, that paints a more detailed picture of the life and legend of the man who was and will forever be the Pride of the Yankees.

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