Show # 99
July 31 – August 6
A three-time Olympic gold medalist and five-time Word Champion, Gail is only the second woman to successfully defend a 100-meter title at the Olympics and is a member of the National Track and Field Hall of Fame and the United States Olympic Hall of Fame.
Show # 98
July 24 – 30
A recipient of West Point’s Distinguished Graduate Award, Coach K has led Duke to five NCAA titles and twelve Final Fours, while winning three consecutive Olympic gold medals.
Show # 97
July 17 – 23
An Olympic legend, Edwin won gold in the 400 meter hurdles in 1976 and 1984, while winning a record 107 consecutive finals and 122 consecutive races.
Show # 96
July 10 – 16
A nine-time Olympic gold medalist, ten-time World Champion, and three-time Athlete of the Year, Carl was named Olympian of the Century and Sportsman of the Century.
Show # 95
July 3 – 9
A three-time Olympic gold medalist, NCAA Player of the Year, and four-time All-American, Kerri goes for gold again in Tokyo, teamed with defensive great Brooke Sweat.
Show # 94
June 26 – July 2
Baseball’s best offensive catcher, Hall of Famer Mike Piazza was a 12-time All-Star, 10-time Silver Slugger, and an NL Rookie of the Year.
Show # 93
June 19 – 25
Arguably baseball’s best pitcher of all time, Roger won a record seven Cy Young Awards, seven ERA titles, two Triple Crowns, two World Series championships, and an MVP.
Show # 92
June 12 – 18
The reigning NL Cy Young Award winner and ERA king, Trevor is a Golden Spikes winner and three-time All-American from UCLA.
Show # 90
May 29 – June 4
From Rookie of the Year to youngest NASCAR Cup winner, Joey is the face of NASCAR’s new generation with 27 wins, including the Daytona 500.
Show # 89
May 22 – 28
The Tennis Channel’s lead analyst was an All-Ivy selection at Harvard, rose to become the #4 ranked player in the world, and is a two-time New York Times best-selling author.
Show # 88
May 15 – 21
The undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, who won 48 consecutive bouts, joins boxing’s top writer and Pulitzer Prize nominee Thomas Hauser.
Show # 87
May 8 – 14
A Super Bowl champion, NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Howie is one the NFL’s top network TV analysts.
Show # 86
May 1 – 7
A three-time NFL MVP and twelve-time Pro Bowler, Brett took his Packers to Super Bowl glory and landed himself in the Hall of Fame on the first ballot.
Show # 85
April 24 – 30
Commissioner Don Garber has shepherded Major League Soccer into America’s fastest rising sport with an unbounded future under his pathbreaking leadership.
Show # 84
April 17 – 23
After winning her second national title at the 2021 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, Bradie is ranked second in the world and is a contender for a gold medal at the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
Show # 83
April 10 – April 16
A 256-game winner and five-time Word Series champion with the Yankees, Andy was one of the “Core Four” on the Yankee teams that dominated in the 1990s and 2000s.
Show # 82
April 3 – April 9
One of basketball’s best and most loved players of all time, Julius is an NBA and two-time ABA champion and is a member of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame and the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Show # 80
March 20 – 26
The president of the NFL Players Association was a unanimous All-Ivy selection at Cornell and anchors the Cleveland Brown’s offensive line at center.
Show # 79
March 13 – 19
Michael shocked the world with his first ever NASCAR win at the 2021 Daytona 500, the biggest race of the year.
Show # 78
March 6– 12
A number one draft pick who fulfilled his promise, Chipper was a nearly unanimous first-ballot baseball Hall of Fame selection, a World Series champion, a National League MVP, and and eight-time All-Star.
Show # 77
February 27 – March 5
The Kansas City Royals’ vice-president of baseball operations is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, three-time AL batting champion, MVP, Gold Glover, and Word Series champion.
Show # 76
February 20 – 26
The Kansas City Royals’ vice-president of baseball operations is a first-ballot Hall of Famer, three-time AL batting champion, MVP, Gold Glover, and Word Series champion.
Show # 75
February 13 – 19
A principal negotiator for the Major League Baseball Players Association, Dave won a Big Ten basketball championship and was named to 12 MLB All-Star teams, earning six Gold Gloves on his way to Cooperstown.
Show # 74
February 6 – 12
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil first and he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Show # 73
January 30 – February 5
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
Show # 72
January 23 – 29
Forty years ago, the U.S. hockey team defeated the Soviet Union in the Miracle on Ice at the Lake Placid Winter Olympics on its way to a gold medal win over Finland. Craig Patrick and Jim Craig share the excitement.
Show # 71
January 16 – 22
An Olympic gold medalist and two-time world champion, Brian is a South Park legend and one of the all-time great Winter Olympians.
Show # 70
January 9 – 15
Chris, the author of Cool Runnings and Beyond, joins his Olympic Jamaican bobsled teammate Devon Harris for a fascinating discussion about one of the greatest and most improbable Olympics stories of all-time.
Show # 69
January 2 – 8
A Pultizer Prize-winning reporter for the Washington Post, David has penned a series of New York Times best-sellers, including classics on Roberto Clemente and Vince Lombardi, and is at work on a biography of Jim Thorpe.
Show # 68
December 26 – January 1
After leading Alabama to a national championship, Joe set professional football on fire with his Super Bowl MVP performance and victory over the heavily favored Johnny Unitas-led Colts.
Show # 67
December 19 – 25
Canada’s best junior hockey player of his era, Eric was the first pick in his NHL draft on his way to the Hockey Hall of Fame and a ranking as one of the 100 greatest hockey players of all time.
Show # 66
December 12 – 18
A Super Bowl champion, NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Howie is one the NFL’s top network TV analysts.
Show # 65
December 5 – 11
Show # 64
November 28 – December 4
Currently the head coach at Georgetown, Patrick was a standout in high school, college, and the NBA, as a two-time first-team Parade All-American, three-time first-team All-American, and eleven-time NBA All-Star.
Show # 63
November 21 – 27
The winner of the NASCAR Championship Series sits down for a turbo-charged half-hour with Boomer.
Show # 62
November 14 – 20
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Show # 61
November 7 – 13
An Olympic figure skating gold medalist and two-time word champion, Kristi is an American hero, best-selling author, and early Dancing with the Stars champion, whose husband, Bret Hedican, is a fellow Olympian and a Stanley Cup champion.
Show # 60
October 31 – November 6
Chris, the author of Cool Runnings and Beyond, joins his Olympic Jamaican bobsled teammate Devon Harris for a fascinating discussion about one of the greatest and most improbable Olympics stories of all-time.
Show # 59
October 24 – 30
A Heisman Trophy winner and a three-time Canadian Football Grey Cup champion and MVP, Doug was also an NFL Pro Bowler and NFL Comeback Player of the Year.
Show # 58
October 17 – 23
Keith was the greatest defensive first baseman of all time, a National League MVP, and a two-time World Series champion. Ron authored the greatest pitching performance in NCAA history before joining the Mets, where he was a World Series champion, Gold Glove winner, and All-Star. Now, Keith and Ron are part of the best broadcast team (with Gary Cohen) in Major League Baseball .
Show # 57
October 10 – 16
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 56
October 3 – 9
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American before recording a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, and earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first-ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Show # 55
September 26 – October 2
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His epic baseball book, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 54
September 19 – 25
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil first and he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Show # 53
September 12 – 18
Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and Time Person of the Year, Billie Jean crushed Bobby Riggs in the Battle of the Sexes and won ten Wimbledon, one French Open, two Australian Open and five U.S. Open singles titles in her Hall of Fame career.
Show # 52
September 5 – 11
The reigning world pole vault champion and 2016 Olympic bronze medalist is joined by the world indoor pole vault champion and 2016 Olympic silver medalist, as both reach for gold at the Tokyo 2021 Games.
Show # 51
August 29 – September 4
Named the Olympic Athlete of the Century by the International Olympic Committee, Carl won nine OIympic gold medals and ten world championships in the long jump, 100 and 200 meters, and the 4 x 400 relay.
Show # 50
August 22 – 28
Nia, America’s greatest female sprinter and a silver medalist at the 2016 Rio Olympics, discusses her pursuit of Tokyo gold with U.S. teammate Ryan Crouser, Rio’s gold medalist in the shot put and the world’s best discus thrower.
Show # 49
August 15 – 21
Three-time Olympic volleyball gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings is thrilled about her partnership with Defensive Player of the Year Brooke Sweat, as they team up to compete for Olympic gold in Tokyo next summer.
Show # 48
August 8 – 14
The three-time NCAA College Player of the Year, NBA MVP, and two-time NBA champion discusses his greatest challenges and accomplishments, while delivering his powerful analysis on the NBA’s re-opening.
Show # 47
August 1 – 7
A number one draft pick who fulfilled his promise, Chipper was a nearly unanimous first-ballot baseball Hall of Fame selection, a World Series champion, a National League MVP, and and eight-time All-Star.
Show # 46
July 25 – 31
The best-selling author of A Good Walk Spoiled and A Season on the Brink provides analysis on the opening of Major League Baseball, the NFL, the NBA, and Major League Soccer.
Show # 45
July 18 – 24
Baseball’s most respected manager, and one of the greatest defensive catchers of all-time, makes news on the start of the 2020 MLB season.
Show # 44
July 11 – 17
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Show # 43
July 4 – 10
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 42
June 27 – July 3
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His baseball epic, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 41
June 20 – 26
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
Show # 40
June 13 – 19
The NBA’s much celebrated Commissioner, and one of the most powerful figures in sports, is our special guest for NBA All-Star Weekend.
Show # 39
June 6 – 12
The Commissioner of Major League Baseball discusses the state of the game, as the 2020 season approaches.
Show # 38
May 30 – June 5
One of our greatest Olympians, Edwin is a two-time gold medalist in the 400 meters, the winner of 107 consecutive finals, and a leader in the Olympic anti-doping effort.
Show # 37
May 23 – 29
The 2019 Indianapolis 500 champion is one of racing’s most consistent and exciting performers in both Indy Car and Formula One.
Show # 36
May 16 – 22
A Heisman Trophy winner, three-time Canadian Football Grey Cup champion and MVP, Doug was also a NFL Pro Bowler and Comeback Player of the Year.
Show # 35
May 9 – 15
A Stanley Cup MVP and first-ballot Hockey Hall of Famer, Scott was an intensely physical and highly skilled player and is now the NHL’s top TV analyst.
Show # 34
May 2 – 8
After leading Alabama to a national championship, Joe set professional football on fire with his Super Bowl MVP performance and victory over the heavily favored Johnny Unitas-led Colts.
Show # 33
April 25 – May 1
After catapulting his USC team to a stunning Rose Bowl victory and a College World Series championship, Anthony became the best offensive lineman in NFL history.
Show # 32
April 18 – 24
The New York Giants’ greatest running back all-
Show # 31
April 11 – 17
Author of a new national best-selling autobiography, Adam is an Olympic medalist, U.S. national figure skating and Season 26 Dancing with the Stars champion. Known for his signature move, the Rippon Lutz, Adam was also a three-time World Juniors champion, who appears in a 2019 Taylor Swift music video.
Show # 30
April 4 – 10
The undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, who won 48 consecutive bouts, joins boxing’s top writer and Pulitzer Prize nominee Thomas Hauser.
Show # 29
March 28 – April 3
Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and Time Person of the Year, Billie Jean crushed Bobby Riggs in the Battle of the Sexes and won ten Wimbledon, one French Open, two Australian Open and five U.S. Open singles titles in her Hall of Fame career.
Show # 28
March 21 – 27
A Hall of Famer, NL MVP, Gold Glover, Rookie of the Year, and three-time Silver Slugger, Jeff is the only Major Leaguer to reach 30 homes runs, 100 RBI, 100 runs scored, and 100 bases on balls in six consecutive seasons.
Show # 27
March 14 – 20
A first-ballot Hall of Famer, Cy Young Award winner, and eight-time All-Star, John is baseball’s star analyst on Fox and the MLB Network.
Show # 26
March 7 – 13
An Olympic gold medalist and two-time world champion, Brian is a South Park legend and one of the all-time great Winter Olympians.
Show # 25
February 29 – March 6
The Commissioner of Major League Baseball discusses the state of the game, as the 2020 season approaches.
Show # 24
February 22 – 28
Forty years ago, the U.S. hockey team defeated the Soviet Union in the Miracle on Ice at the Lake Placid Winter Olympics on its way to a gold medal win over Finland. Craig Patrick and Jim Craig share the excitement.
Show # 23
February 15 – 21
The NBA’s much celebrated Commissioner, and one of the most powerful figures in sports, is our special guest for NBA All-Star Weekend.
Show # 22
February 8 – 14
America’s most influential journalist and a Pulitzer Prize winner, George talks baseball with Boomer. His baseball epic, Men at Work, was a #1 New York Times best-seller for 14 consecutive weeks.
Show # 21
February 1 – 7
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil, first, where he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Show # 20
January 25 – 31
The NFL Commissioner is sports’ most powerful personality, who captained Bronxville High’s football, basketball and baseball teams and is now charting an exciting path for the NFL’s next 100 years.
Show # 19
January 18 – 24
A three-time First-Team All-American, and the only NFL player to rush for more than 12,000 yards and receive for more than 6,000 yards, Marshall was a three-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Show # 18
January 11 – 17
A FedEx Cup champion, PGA Rookie of the Year, and winner the U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship, Brandt is one of the most popular players on the Tour, and shot the 10th sub-60 round in PGA history.
Show # 17
January 4 – 10
Jim co-created the Gold Medal Miracle on Ice at Lake Placid in the 1980 Winter Olympics, stopping 36 of 39 shots on goal from the feared Soviet team, en route to a stunning 4-3 U.S. victory.
Show # 16
December 28 – January 3
A six-time All-American gymnast at UCLA, junior national champion and winner of the American Cup, Katelyn scored a perfect 10 score at the 2019 Collegiate Challenge, the fourth of her career.
Show # 15
December 21 – 27
Show # 14
December 14 – 20
Show # 13
December 7 – 13
An NFL Most Valuable Player and two-time Super Bowl champion, Phil was Bill Walsh’s preference, over Joe Montana, but the New York Giants picked Phil, first, where he threw for more than 33,000 yards.
Show # 12
November 30 – December 6
Joe remains football’s most popular player, who led Alabama to a national football championship and did the same for the Jets in Super Bowl III, where he was named the game’s MVP in a historic upset of Johnny Unitas’s Baltimore Colts. Paul Bryant considered Joe the greatest athlete he ever coached, and he’s enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Show # 11
November 23 – 29
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American, before making a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Show # 10
November 16 – 22
Broadly considered to be the best American born goaltender of all-time and and one of hockey’s most strategic thinkers, Mike led his New York Rangers to a Stanley Cup Championship and is a member of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. An Olympic silver medalist, Mike won the Lester Patrick Award was the an NHL All-Star Game MVP. Mike is joined by hockey icon Patrick Kelly, one of the founders and first commissioners of the East Coast Hockey League and the former head coach of the Colorado Rockies.
Show # 9
November 9 – 15
Simon won the American LeMans series in 2010, before being named IndyCar Rookie of the year in 2012. Over Memorial Day weekend in 2019, he became the first Frenchman since Gaston Chevrolet in 1920 to win the Indianapolis 500, winning from the pole sitting position.
Show # 8
November 2 – 8
One of the greatest hockey players of all-time, Mark was a fifteen-time NHL All-Star, a two-time Hart Trophy winner as the NHL’s MVP and a six-time Stanley Cup Champion. Revered for his clutch play and teamwork, Messier is an Officer of the Order of Canada and a three-time Canada Cup Gold Medalist.
Show # 7
October 26 – November 1
Keith was the greatest defensive first baseman of all-time, a National League MVP and two-time World Series champion. Ron authored the greatest pitching performance in NCAA history, before joining the Mets, where he was a World Series champion, Gold Glove winner and All-Star. Now, Keith and Ron are the best broadcast duo in Major League Baseball.
Show # 6
October 19 – 25
Author of a new national best-selling autobiography, Adam is an Olympic medalist, U.S. national figure skating and Season 26 Dancing with the Stars champion. Known for his signature move, the Rippon Lutz, Adam was also a three-time World Juniors champion, who appears in a 2019 Taylor Swift music video.
Show # 5
October 12 – 18
Arguably football’s best defensive player in NCAA and NFL history, Bruce was a two-time First-Team All-American, before making a record 200 NFL sacks and 1,125 tackles, earning three NFL defensive Player of the Year titles and eleven Pro Bowl appearances on his way to his first ballot entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Show # 2
September 21 – 27
Joe remains football’s most popular player, who led Alabama to a national football championship and did the same for the Jets in Super Bowl III, where he was named the game’s MVP in a historic upset of Johnny Unitas’s Baltimore Colts. Paul Bryant considered Joe the greatest athlete he ever coached, and he’s enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.
Show # 1
September 14 – 20
Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and Time Person of the Year, Billie Jean crushed Bobby Riggs in the Battle of the Sexes and won ten Wimbledon, one French Open, two Australian Open and five U.S. Open singles titles in her Hall of Fame career.
