Throw The Game

This week we talk Gumby Leg: Joe Theismann vs. Gordon Hayward (it's not pretty). Other more pleasant topics of conversation include live sound in sports coverage, people who watch sports on TV with the sound off but who simultaneously listen to the radio broadcast of the game, and Shirseys: Are They For Quitters?

This week on Throw The Game we talk Las Vegas' Digimon mascot, Harry's beef with Calgary, and we fondly reminisce about Backyard Baseball after we both read that one article on The Ringer about it.

Happy Leif Erikson Day! We discuss animal-print uniforms, Van Cortland Park athletics facilities, and the Portland Football Sun Kings' QB as the "Groom of the Stool."

As the Gang attends a Dodgers game, Scooby teams up with A-Rod, Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds and Jose Canseco to catch scary ghost The Juicer! Zoinks! Also: Fleetwood Mac walk-up music, the NFL's slipping grip on sports in America. Plus: take a listen to Harry's documentary on the NY Baseball Giants' move to San Francisco: https://www.si.com/mlb/2017/09/28/new-york-giants-polo-grounds

Our discussion of the recent BIG3 basketball tournament allows us to ponder a Marbury/Kukoc/Rodman dream team, the bizarre logo of the Yakima Sun Kings, and Harry's personal bet with Ludo Bagman.

On episode 5 of Throw The Game we finally discuss the important topic our podcast was designed to tackle: Mr. Celery. Also discussed: Cooperstown, Coogi Sweaters, Original Peaches.

This week on Throw The Game we ponder a question posed a recent episode of the podcast Jordan Jesse Go: "Are movie stars juicin'?" This leads to in-depth discussion of American Gladiators, Rockys 1 and 4, and Nickelodeon GUTS. Also: what's the best use for an Apple Watch?!?

On episode 3 of Throw the Game we discuss several fine sports films (if Hidalgo and Heavyweights count), Harry's audition for Ninja Warrior, and the Atlanta Hawks' 1980s "beer can" uniforms.

This week on TTG we discuss "skateboarding: the jazz of sports," sexy Jordan, and Benevolent Jeets.

On the first episode of our sports-podcast-that's-not-about-sports, we talk triathlon training techniques, Old Men of Montreal, and discuss what sports figure should undertake "the process."