Instant Replay with Joe Gallagher

Legendary NBA guard and Hall of Fame player Walt Frazier joins Joe Gallagher and Jim Wogan for a look back at one of the most memorable games in NBA history-- Game 7 of the 1970 NBA Finals between the NY Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers.

Joe welcomes Bishop Richard F. Stika of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Knoxville to discuss his lifelong passion for the St. Louis Cardinals and his friendship with Stan "The Man" Musial.

Ralph Kiner was one of baseball's biggest stars in the 1940s and 1950s. After his playing career, Kiner became a fixture on NY Mets broadcasts for five decades and made Kiner's Korner must-see TV for fans. In this episode of Instant Replay, Joe Gallagher and his son John, both of whom worked with Ralph during their broadcasting careers, look back at a NY Mets and baseball legend.

Joe Gallagher remembers working alongside one of America's all-time great play-by-play announcers-- Lindsey Nelson, the original voice of the New York Mets. He could do it all: college football, the NFL, and much more. But making the Mets sound good in the early 1960s wasn't as easy as it looked, or sounded.

Joe Gallagher discusses working with two of the legends of baseball broadcasting, Mel Allen and Red Barber. We also discuss some of the modern play-by-play guys. Who do you think is (or was) the best?

One of the best nicknames in baseball should be reserved for one of the best pitchers in the history of the game. Bob Feller was many things, including a legitimate teenage phenom, a decorated WWII veteran, and he was known as Rapid Robert, the Heater from Van Meter, Iowa.

Two of the greatest pitchers in baseball history pass away within 6 days of each other. In this episode, how Hall of Famers Whitey Ford and Bob Gibson dominated the 1950s and 1960s with their own distinct styles of pitching.

Allie Reynolds threw two no-hitters in a single season and was one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball at the time. Joe Gallagher remembers the brilliance of a player who he believes should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Tom Seaver and Gil Hodges transformed the Mets from being lovable losers to World Series champions. Matt Winick was an eyewitness to some of the greatest games, and one of the biggest upsets, in World Series history. He joins Joe Gallagher and Jim Wogan on this episode of Instant Replay.

A phone call to his college newspaper office leads to a job with the New York Yankees. Stories about Don Dunphy, Mel Allen, Casey Stengel, Billy Martin, and Joe DiMaggio in this episode of Instant Replay.