Sports Out Of Time

It's Season Two, Episode Twelve of Sports Out Of Time and for our season finale, we're diving back into the world of cinema to look at the top sports comedies of all-time!!

ON TAP: Randal and Sam are finishing us the season like pure cinephiles and breaking down their top five sports comedies of all time, including Happy Gilmore, Slap Shot, Kingpin and much more. Afterwards, They examine some of the biggest swings and misses of the genre, as well as some overlooked films and debate who wins the "Sports Comedy trophy".

Finally, the lads briefly make some predictions about what will happen between the end of Season 2 and the start of Season 3. Plus, we mention Roger Ebert like... 100 times.

Sports Out of Time, Season 3... Where the stars come out to play.

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It's Season Two, Episode Eleven of Sports Out Of Time and for our penultimate show of the season, we're taking you back to the best decade ever to look at a classic NBA sliding doors moment.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the 1993 NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Chicago Bulls and the New York Knicks. They breakdown the key players, coaches and moments that put these teams on a collision course. Afterwards, They examine the biggest plays of the series, including John Starks' infamous dunk and the agony of Charles Smith. Then, Sam takes us back in time to examine an alternate version of 1993...

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the Buffalo Bills, Justin Fields and New Years Resolutions. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!

Sports Out of Time, Season 3. Where we finish what we start.

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It's Season Two, Episode Ten of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're doing our first ever hockey episode... and what an uplifting episode it is, at we look back at the tragedy of Bill Masterton.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the life and career of Bill Masterton. We'll recap his journey through NCAA hockey, his tenure with Honeywell and the Apollo project and his eventual signing with the Minnesota North Stars. Afterwards, we'll look back the infamous moment on January 13th, 1968 that ended up with Bill losing his life on the ice and the mixed record most sports leagues have when it comes to protecting athletes from long-term trauma.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the Buffalo Bills, Super Bowl favorites and Randal's trip to Upstate New York. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!

Sports Out of Time, Season 3. Keep your head on a swivel.

NOTE: We are taking a one-week vacation, but we will return in the new year for the last two episodes of Season 2.

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It's Season Two, Episode Nine of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're looking back at the cautionary tale of Denny McLain, the last 30 game winner in MLB history.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the life and career of the infamous Denny McLain. We'll recap his travels through the minor leagues and into the majors, culminating in the peak of his career; winning the 1968 Cy Young and MVP during "The Year of the Pitcher". Afterwards, we'll look back the aftermath of his career and his dissent into gambling, racketeering and bookmaking that lead to his early retirement and issues with the law.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the Los Angeles Lakers victory in the inaugural In-Season Tournament, Juan Soto's trade to the Yankees and a 60-Second Movie Review with Randal. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!

Sports Out of Time, Season 2. Where Crime Doesn't Pay.

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It's Season Two, Episode Eight of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're taking a trip back to the final year of the 21st century to reminisce about the Greatest Show on Turf.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam look back at the 1999 St. Louis Rams, aka "The Greatest Show on Turf", beginning with the injury that ended Trent Green's career and the rise of Kurt Warner. We'll recap the era-defining offense of Don Coryell and examine how Mike Martz and one of the most explosive offenses in NFL history changed the way we watch football into the foreseeable future, before finishing with one of the most exciting Super Bowls of all-time.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the Florida State snubbing, the MLB Winter meetings and whether or not we're prepared for Christmas music. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!

Season 3, aka "The Greatest History/Sports Pod on Turf" rolls on!!

It's Season Two, Episode Seven of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're going back to the halcyon days of 1990s Pro-Wrestling to discuss the tragic story of Kerry Von Erich, aka The Texas Tornado!!

ON TAP: Randal and Sam look back at the story of Kerry Von Erich, a member of the influential Von Erich Wresting Family, from his early years in World Class Championship Wrestling in Dallas to his career defining victory against "Nature Boy" Richard Flair. We'll recap his assertion to the WWF and his early successes before looking at the tragic end of his career and the legacy of the "Von Erich Curse".

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the End of the Buffalo Bills, Everton's massive point deduction and the proper amount of time to keep Thanksgiving leftovers. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!!

Season 3 is pulling no punches... Beware the Iron Claw!!!

It's Season Two, Episode Six of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're going way, way back Into the deepest, darkest parts of American history to discuss the HBO-series that never was: "The Death-Row All Stars."

ON TAP: Randal and Sam look back at the American Wild West to learn the story of the Wyoming State Penitentiary All-Stars; a baseball team made up of hardened criminals who were literally playing for their lives. We'll recap the history of the team, showcase some of the most infamous players and look back the American Sheep Wars, which I promise is a real thing.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss personal run-ins with the law, the NFL-Thanksgiving connection and "wearing gear for teams you don't support". Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!!

Season 3 rolls on, so try not to get locked-up!!

It's Season Two, Episode Five of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're going the distance to showcase one of the most criminally under-discussed athletes in American history.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the inspirational story of Olympic sprinter Wilma Rudolph, a woman who survived polio and with the help of her family, including 22 sibling (!?), not only learned to walk, but became the first American woman to win three gold medals in track and field during a single Olympic Games. We'll recap her amazing career, culminating in defining moment at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome, Italy!!.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss Stand-Up Comedians, The NBA In-Season Tournament and and getting confused for other people in public. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!!

Season 3 continues to sprint ahead, in search of glory!!

It's Season Two, Episode Four of Sports Out Of Time and this week we've got a double-feature of epic proportions. Also, we're talking about a big ol' crab.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the lives and careers of baseball celebrity Morganna the Kissing Bandit, from her humble beginnings on the streets of Baltimore to becoming one of the most recognizable figures of the 70s, 80s and 90s. Afterwards, the lads look back at the one-and-only San Francisco Crazy Crab, the mascot created for fans who hate mascots.

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the most successful mascots of all-time; including Mariner Moose, Mr. Met and Otto the Orange. Plus, the Pop-Culture Time Machine and Trivia (Out Of) Time!!

Crab all you want to listeners, Season 3 is back!!!

It's Season Two, Episode Three of Sports Out Of Time and this week we're looking back at an era defining boxing match from the 1980s; Marvelous Marvin Hagler v. Thomas "The Hitman" Hearns.

ON TAP: Randal and Sam revisit the golden decade of middleweight boxing, focusing in on the lives and careers of Marvin Hagler and Tommy Hearns. Afterwards, the lads revisit April 15, 1985 and the fight that would go to earn the nickname, "The War".

Finally, the lads briefly discuss the James Harden trade before reminiscing on the career of the late Matthew Perry. Plus, the Pop-Culture time machine!!

Season 2 is back folks, and we're coming out swinging.