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Read More »BO ∩ DEION: The collision of multi-sport stars produced 4 home runs and one dislocated shoulder
Bo Jackson vs. Deion Sanders should have been a year-round, years-long rivalry. Amid a small field of two-sport athletes, Jackson was the most prominent to stake out a successful forked pro career, playing with the Kansas City Royals into early Fall, then joining the Los Angeles Raiders as soon as …
Read More »The History of the Seattle Mariners: Supercut Edition
A note from Jon: Alex and I have decided to slap all six parts of The History of the Seattle Mariners into one big 3-hour-40 minute cut, and we’re now listing it publicly so you can watch it on your TV. It’s totally free to watch, of course, but if …
Read More »Michael Irvin led a Cowboys charity basketball team that beat opponents in every sense of the word
Oh hey that’s weird, it’s Kofie! In an episode of That’s Weird! We’ve done it again, y’all. This is a story about the Dallas Cowboys, but before you start throwing things you should know it’s a rowdy one. They set out on a mission of charity and ended it by …
Read More »Manute ∩ Muggsy: The NBA’s tallest and shortest were once teammates battling a “sideshow” label
While you might not think a 7′7″ player and a 5′3″ player would have much in common, Manute Bol and Muggsy Bogues both had to fight hard to do the same thing: prove they were more than just their height. This feat was made more difficult when a team with …
Read More »The Helmet Catch finally gets a deep rewind | Super Bowl XLII Giants vs. Patriots
I love an underdog story. Who doesn’t? It’s not fun to root for winners, there’s no suspense, there’s no drama, there’s no quiet feeling in the back of your mind that “hey, if these guys can win, then maybe someday I can overcome my many many obstacles! Or at least …
Read More »Chip Kelly and LeSean McCoy had a beef marinated in Chip’s “culture”
When Chip Kelly showed up in Philadelphia he inherited some truly impressive players, but none more so than LeSean McCoy. They were a natural pairing that immediately left opposing defenses gasping for breath. McCoy finished 2013 as the league’s top rusher, Kelly turned a four-win team into a division champ, …
Read More »MAGIC ∩ PENNY: When a legend returned to face his successor … and helped take Shaq from him
Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway comes from a whole different era than Magic Johnson. He’s a product of the ‘90s, with a legacy colored by those of his greatest teammate, Shaquille O’Neal, his greatest playoff rival, Michael Jordan, and many others who shared the court with him. Not so much Magic Johnson. …
Read More »The creation of Secret Base needs a deep rewind
Welcome to a moment in…us? We’re starting a new thing. It will look a lot like the old thing, just new and therefore better. I’m bad at explaining things, feel free to go to http://www.sbnation.com/secret-base and it’ll make a bit more sense. Or just watch this special edition Rewinder and …
Read More »Damian Lillard’s first series-winning buzzer-beater needs a deep rewind | 2014 Blazers vs. Rockets
Damian Lillard’s history of clutch NBA shots had to start somewhere and … well, he didn’t wait long. Lillard’s first ever playoff series presented an opportunity to win the whole thing with one dagger. To understand what a big deal that was, you need to look back at how the …
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