Pittsburgh’s relief specialist Elroy Face was one of the best of his era. He carved out a legacy as one of the first relief pitchers to gain national recognition.
Babe Dahlgren was called upon to take over for the great Lou Gehrig ending his consecutive game streak at 2130. It was a moment that resonates to this day.
Monte Irvin represents all that is important and vital in Negro League and Major League Baseball. He served as player, historian and ambassador for America’s Game.
“Dusty” Rhodes speaks about his role of coming off the bench and driving in runs during his tenure with the New York Giants. He also offers insight regarding the greatest player he ever competed against. Insightful and unguarded conversation from an All-Time original character of the game.
Ralph Kiner was one of baseball’s most feared sluggers for a decade. The Hall of Fame power source for the Pittsburgh Pirates led or was tied for the NL lead in home runs seven consecutive seasons.
Joe “Willie” Namath looks back at Super Bowl III and The New York Jets stunning victory over the Baltimore Colts. Plus “The G-Man” picks his winner for Super Bowl 55. Don’t miss this episode or you’ll regret it for years to come...well maybe an hour or two! #SuperBowl #joenameth #SUPERBOWLIII
11-Time All-Star, Gary Carter talks about his book, “The Gamer”, published one year after his retirement from MLB.
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About The G-Man Show
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I will be discussing many events of the day plus new and old films that deserve attention. I will put a special emphasis on most major sports past and present. The G-Man Show will also feature…
timeless interviews from sporting greats such as Hank Aaron, Bob Gibson, Brooks Robinson, Don Drysdale, Tony Gwynn, Rod Carew, Mike Schmidt, Ernie Banks and Monte Irvin and Captain Willie Stargell from the diamond and Broadway Joe Namath and Don Maynard from the gridiron. Sugar Ray Leonard, Willie Pep, Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio are a sample of world boxing champions on tap.