Ira and Costello: Who's on First

The first season of the Great Depression! Offensive numbers are just laughable in 1930. The Athletics take on the Cardinals in the World Series. The Negro Leagues fight to survive the financial panic.

Connie Mack leads the Athletics back to the promise land against the Chicago Cubs. The Cubbies blow two late leads in the World Series. The Yankees and Indians become the first teams to both wear numbers on their uniforms. The Phillies provide huge offense... and little to no pitching.

The 1928 Season sees the Yankees win back to back titles, Babe Ruth hits 54 homers to bring his 2 year total to 114. The Eastern Negro League folds, and Rogers Hornsby is traded twice in a calendar year,

Babe Ruth sets a new homerun record. Lou Gehrig wins his first MVP. The 1927 Yankees set a whole new standard for greatness. Ty Cobb is caught cheating and more!

Rogers Hornsby player-manages the Cardinals to their first ever World Series win. The Babe nearly wins a triple crown. Satchel Page debuts at just 19 years old. And there is plenty more during the 1926 baseball season

the 1925 season was a fun one. Rogers Hornsby wins the NL Triple Crown as well as hist first MVP. Babe Ruth has the bellyache heard round the world, and Lou Gehrig starts his streak, replacing Wally Pipp in the lineup! Don't miss out on the 1925 season!

Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators finally break through. Babe Ruth has the start of his stomach issues. Rogers Hornsby hits .424 in 1924 and more!

The House that Ruth built open with a 3 rung Bang. The Yankees win their first of 27 World Series titles. Ty Cobb is a player-manager and helps Harry Heilmann win a batting title.

Tim and Ira discuss the 1921 Baseball Season. Topics include Babe Ruth, Roger Hornsby, Walter Johnson, as well as the Negro Leagues. 1921 Also featured an all New York World Series!