Remember That Game

Rep. Mike Levin (CA-49) and host Thomas Emerick go to OC in '02 for one of the most astonishing rallies in MLB postseason history. And they're buying into The Ralley Monkey. Levin represents California's 49th Congressional district spanning from southern Orange County to northern San Diego County. The vehicle for the episode is Game 6 of the 2002 World Series between the Anaheim Angels and San Francisco Giants, which also allows for traveling backwards and forwards through time. Still trying to understand how those Giants teams with Barry Bonds didn't get a World Series, but it makes sense how those Angels teams could be so dangerous once those bats heat up. 

A few of the topics covered while revisiting the Angels 6, Giants 5 finish in Game 6 of the 2002 World Series: 

• Shaping of Angels fandom in Los Angeles from the ''80s through the early 2000s 
• The competitive dynamic between Angels, Dodgers, and Padres (and vs. NorCal) 
• With Anaheim being the only Southern California representative in the '02 playoffs, whether region was behind the Angels on this run
• Favorite '80s/'90s baseball video games? Griffey N64 had two quality '98 rosters for the eventual NL champ Padres and 85-win Angels Jim Edmonds and Chuck Finley would not see Y2K in an Angels uni, but did it seem by '98 that the core of something special could be there 
• Inception of the Rally Monkey in 2000 and how on board Levin was with this being a catalyst 
• The 2002 season and expectations for breaking a 16-year playoff drought heading in 
• Closing at home vs. the Yankees in Game 4 ALDS and the Twins in Game 5 ALCS
• Reaching the final stage for the first time imprints the uniform in people's minds. Were the '02 uniforms your favorite or is there another Angels era that stand outs on style? 
• Taking an L in Game 1 at home vs. the Giants and rallying back again. What was the environment like in Orange County and Greater Los Angeles as the series returned from San Francisco — following a 16-4 loss — for Game 6? 
• The most visceral memories from a slow start and then the 7th and 8th innings that supplied the runs for a 6-5 win to send it to Game 7 
• The vibe shift Sunday going into Game 7 The years since and how the Angels may get back to contending in the 2020s 

Show creator and producer Thomas Emerick

Rep. Mike Levin of California's 49th Congressional district (CA-49)

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Rep. Joe Courtney (CT-02) and host Thomas Emerick revisit the UConn-Duke '99 national title shocker where Khalid El-Amin, Richard Hamilton (Final Four Most Outstanding Player), and Ricky Moore came up huge in the second half. They also discuss how the bricks were laid for a powerhouse in Storrs, Conn., home of UConn Huskies basketball and part of Connecticut's 2nd Congressional district that Congressman Courtney represents spanning the central to eastern parts of the state. The vehicle for the episode is the 1999 NCAA tournament men's basketball final between the Connecticut Huskies and Duke Blue Devils, which also allows for traveling backwards and forwards through time.

A few of the topics covered while revisiting the UConn 77, Duke 74 finish in the '99 final:

• Early days of the Jim Calhoun era
• The excitement sparked in CT by Tate George's shot at the start of this decade, and the letdown vs. Duke days later
• UConn cutting their teeth on '90s Big East basketball
• Ray Allen and favorite UConn players or personalities of that decade on the rise
• Rising tide with ESPN, UConn, and Big East basketball
• Rip Hamilton and Khalid Al-Amin, what was most exciting about the way this duo played
• Expectations heading into the regional final and coming out of it.
• How did this simultaneous emergence of these two teams really generate the energy for the programs in Storrs, CT?
• How beatable did that juggernaut Blue Devils team seem?
• Ricky Moore defensive tour de force and supplying offense at the right moments
• Coach K vs. Calhoun chess match: Bothering Elton Brand and Trajan Langdon, denying Rip
• Jim Nantz delighting in the Moore-Avery August matchup; Late great Billy Packer on the call
• Award for bipartisanship in CT legislature, and also whether a common sports fandom can be a depolarizer
• Duke squad favored by 9.5, also had future Naismith Men's College Player of the Year Shane Battier as basically a role player in this game
• Hamilton catching fire, El-Amin crucial buckets down the stretch, and high tension in waning moments
• Pulling off the upset and the environment on the streets over that next week. Different than the reaction to the next four UConn men’s team championships?
• The foundation this win laid for the 21st century in Connecticut, both in state pride and having the basketball programs with the most titles over the past 25 years

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

Rep. Joe Courtney of Connecticut's 2nd Congressional district (CT-02)

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Nick Corasaniti (The New York Times) and host Thomas Emerick traverse from Asbury Park to the Meadowlands — and through time — to revisit Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s 2003 The Rising Tour shows at Giants Stadium. They also explore how the Meadowlands and the Stone Pony became home fields for Bruce.

The conversation maps out the geography of fandom across the Garden State and tri-state region: where Giants fans give way to Jets and Eagles territory, and where Springsteen’s following overlaps or competes with Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, and Sinatra. But we will be very careful about going too deep on Bruce Springsteen vs. Billy Joel in the tri-state. These two millennial Italians hailing from NJ and NY will however reminisce on favorite Giants memories from the old venue, and Week 17 against the Pats in '07 definitely makes the list. Unfortunately for the Jets, Chad Pennington got injured the same week Bruce played and it basically ended their season before it started. One of the AFC betting market favorites that year. That team is just cursed around Labor Day. Also kind of tough for the brand they had to play home games at a place called Giants Stadium for decades.

Nick and Thomas also share favorite moments from concerts and games at Giants Stadium, compare the Meadowlands experience to today’s MetLife Stadium, and revisit Bruce’s role in sending off Giants Stadium before its closure, along with basking in the glow of total New Jersey cultural dominance when Springsteen played the Super Bowl halftime show that year.

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

New York Times political reporter Nick Corasiniti

Check out Nick's book: "I Don't Want to Go Home: The Oral History of the Stony Pony" (HarperCollins Publishers)

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Nick Corasaniti (The New York Times) joins host Thomas Emerick to traverse from Asbury Park to the Meadowlands — and through time — to revisit Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s 2003 The Rising Tour shows at Giants Stadium. Together, they explore how the Meadowlands and the Stone Pony became home fields for Bruce — and how those venues reflect the broader culture of New Jersey music and sports.

The conversation maps out the geography of fandom across the Garden State and tri-state region: where Giants fans give way to Jets and Eagles territory, and where Springsteen’s following overlaps or competes with Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, and Sinatra. It’s a look at how those boundaries mirror the rivalries that define both music and sports. But we will be very careful about going too deep on Bruce Springsteen vs. Billy Joel in the tri-state. These two millennial Italians hailing from NJ and NY will however reminisce on favorite Giants memories from the old venue, and Week 17 against the Pats in '07 definitely makes the list. Unfortunately for the Jets, Chad Pennington got injured the same week Bruce played and it basically ended their season before it started. One of the AFC betting market favorites that year. That team is just cursed around Labor Day. Also kind of tough for the brand they had to play home games at a place called Giants Stadium for decades.

Nick and Thomas also share favorite moments from concerts and games at Giants Stadium, compare the Meadowlands experience to today’s MetLife Stadium, and revisit Bruce’s role in sending off Giants Stadium before its closure, along with basking in the glow of total New Jersey cultural dominance when Springsteen played the Super Bowl halftime show that year.

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

New York Times political reporter Nick Corasiniti

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Colm Kelly (RotoViz Radio) and host Thomas Emerick revisit the instant classic that kicked off the 2018 NFL season: Bears at Packers on Sunday Night Football. Jordan Howard sees five targets. Aaron Rodgers gets carted off. Khalil Mack marauds through the Packers backfield in his Bears debut. Rodgers returns as the Packers rally.

Though this is one story of Bears disappointment against Green Bay that carries a silver lining: Chicago actually won the NFC North that year! One of the great all-time Week 1 results that contradict how the season went down for both teams.

Episode threads from Green Bay Packers 24, Chicago Bears 23 in Week 1 of 2018:

• Randall Cobb’s unforgettable catch-and-run
• Geronimo Allison being a legendary receiver name
• Mitchell Trubisky's low-key strong fantasy season
• Nick Perry putting the game away by sacking Trubisky
• Fantasy triumphs and misfires from the 2018 season
• Great RotoViz tools for looking back at that season
• Jaire Alexander's debut
• Mike McCarthy or Matt LaFleur coaching the All-Century Team?
• Absurd highs and ominous signs from that game

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

RotoViz Radio Executive Producer Colm Kelly

Check out Colm Kelly's archive for RotoViz Radio.

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Ray Delahanty (CityNerd) and host Thomas Emerick take the MAX down to Rose Quarter for Dame Time. The transportation and urbanism creator with PacNW roots relives standing in the arena for Damian Lillard's iconic shot to clinch the Portland Trailblazers' series victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, formerly known as the Seattle Supersonics.

We dive deep on that shot, but also talk cities, fandom, and basketball in the broader Pacific Northwest. 

• Shall we bring back on the Sonics? We have a pitch that involves intercity high-speed rail.
• How has OKC held up as a fanbase and NBA market post-Sonics? 
• What did that night in Portland feel like—and what did it mean for a region that hadn't caught a break since the Sonics left, or even further back to when the Lakers rallied in Game 7 against Portland in 2000.

Ray shares what it was like to be a post-Sonics Seattle basketball fan during the 2010s, including that weird emotional purgatory of watching the Thunder win a title. We look back at the 80s and 90s golden age of Pacific Northwest hoops, the dry years that followed, and what it was like to watch peak Lillard era in person.

We close with an ode to Dame’s improbable run to the 2019 West Finals, dragging that roster to heights nobody expected. And much more on CityNerd's third Remember That Game appearance.

For more on the game and on CityNerd:

• CityNerd: Digital creator embracing all things cities and transportation (Linktree)
• Portland Trailblazers 118, Oklahoma City Thunder 115
  • Highlights
  • Stats

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

CityNerd creator Ray Delahanty (CityNerd)

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Eric Michael Garcia (The Independent) joins host Thomas Emerick for some Roundball Rock and the Memorial Day Miracle at the end of Game 2 of the 1999 Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the Portland Trailblazers.

Eric Michael Garcia, Washington Bureau Chief for The Independent (Archive) and author of We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation, came of age in San Antonio as Tim Duncan teamed up with David Robinson and Sean Elliott helped them avoid the fate of many snakebitten teams out west in the '90s.

Episode threads on this thriller that finished Spurs 86, Blazers 85:

• Respect to the Bob Costas-Doug Collins call that day for NBA on NBC
• Spurs postseason baggage before they ever got over the hump
• How Houston’s recent titles and Hakeem’s shadow loomed large down I-10
• Mario Elie calling out Tim Duncan, then delivering that inbound to Sean Elliott
• How fans saw the Blazers at the time and a reappraisal of a great, deep squad keyed by Rasheed Wallace
• Whether this was the most defensively adaptive Spurs team ever — and how Greg Popovich adjusted on the fly
• How this team sparked Eric's interest in newspapers and journalism
• Whether Pop could’ve made a real Senate run
• Texas public schools in the '90s and early 2000s
• And, of course, where Eric was when Sean Elliott found a way to stay in bounds and launch a dynasty

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

Eric Michael Garcia, Washington Bureau Chief for The Independent and author of We're Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation (@EricMGarcia)

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Liam Kerr (The Welcome Party) joins host Thomas Emerick for some early-aughts Boston angst — and rebirth. It’s October 2004. The Red Sox are down 0-2 in the ALCS. Game 3 at Fenway turns into a historic beating—and somehow, the start of everything. We talk baseball, politics, and comebacks from the edge.

2004 ALCS Game 3 Final Score: New York Yankees 19, Boston Red Sox 8

• NYY takes 3-0 series lead in American League Championship Series
• BOS now needs to win four straight to reach the World Series
• Game stats via Pro Baseball Reference

Episode threads:

• How the weight of Red Sox history—from Ruth to Buckner to Boone—hung over every fan in 2004.
• The 2004 ALCS offseason shakeups: Nomar out, A-Rod almost in, and what that meant.
• The Varitek vs. A-Rod brawl and how it defined the season’s edge and rivalry tone.
• Boston’s midseason slump and rebound: 55% playoff odds at one point, 64% the rest of the way.
• Game 3 unravels fast—Yankees drop 19 runs behind A-Rod, Sheffield, Matsui, and Bernie Williams.
• Coping mechanisms as Sox fans watched one of the worst home losses in franchise history.
• Where Liam watched Game 3, and how that night felt personally and politically.
• Parallels between Red Sox down 3-0 and Democrats down three branches of government.
• What Boston’s "Idiots" mentality says about staying loose under pressure—"Don’t let us win tonight."
• Kevin Millar’s walk, Dave Roberts’ steal, Bill Mueller’s hit—the spark of the comeback.
• How Theo Epstein and Billy Beane saw value in overlooked talent like Millar.
• The Red Sox win two Ortiz walk-offs in one calendar day—belief starts to return.

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

The Welcome Party co-founder Liam Kerr (@LiamKerr)

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Anthony Dabbundo (The Ringer) and host Thomas Emerick revisit The 4th-and-2 Game — another great chapter in the annual midseason measuring stick for two perennial contenders and the GOAT QB convo. Peyton Manning and Tom Brady continue wrestling over that GOAT belt here. It’s November 2009, Patriots at Colts.

Links:

• Check out Anthony Dabbundo's work at The Ringer

Some of the episode threads:

• Colts vs. Patriots, Week 10, 2009: the last time Indy would beat New England for a decade
• Peyton vs. Brady, midseason tradition — the annual measuring stick for two perennial powers
• Anthony Dabbundo of The Ringer joins as a lifelong Colts fan to relive the madness
• NBC brands it “Rivalry of the Decade” — and it lives up to the billing
• Colts enter 8-0, Patriots 6-2, Manning on an MVP run with comeback magic to spare
• Hall of Fame QBs favor Peyton over Brady, 13-2 — Montana splits the halves
• First drive: Belichick mixes coverage, forces Manning three-and-out — old-school dominance returns early
• Patriots build 24-7 lead behind Brady bombs and Randy Moss speed that defies physics
• Colts offense sputters early — Pat McAfee punts five times in the first half
• Reggie Wayne roasts green Pats corner late in half, cuts it to 24-14
• Patriots defense doesn’t wow on paper, but overperforms early and holds Indy scoreless in 3rd
• Antoine Bethea and Leigh Bodden trade picks to start the second half — defenses make plays
• Wes Welker 69-yard punt return flips field, Moss scores again to push Pats ahead
• Colts trail by 17 in the 4th — but this is peak clutch Peyton
• Manning to Garçon, Addai touchdown — Colts storm back to 34-28 with 2 mins left
• Belichick goes for it on 4th-and-2 from his own 28 — Kevin Faulk catches it just short
• Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth stunned — instant classic and great rewatch
• Reggie Wayne slant near the goal line caps Colts comeback win, 35-34
• One of the most controversial coaching decisions in NFL history, and ahead of its time

RotoViz contributor Thomas Emerick

The Ringer's Anthony Dabbundo

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Dhaaruni Sreenivas (@Dhaaruni) and host Thomas Emerick time travel for breakfast and eventually nightcap at Wimbledon in 2008 for the nearly seven-hours of drama between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in the men's singles final. Dhaaruni and Thomas reflect on a seismic summer for sports, politics, and the culture — and perhaps the greatest tournament final in the history of tennis.

Some tennis reading:

• The Last Days of Roger Federer
• The Warrior: Rafael Nadal and His Kingdom of Clay (also grass in July 2008)
• From Break Point to Break Through: A Tennis Legend's Story

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Political writer and DNC delegate Dhaaruni Sreenivas (@Dhaaruni)

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