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Retro Sports Radio: Classic Games from History

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Baseball
Major League Baseball
New York Yankees
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
NFL
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Steelers
National League
American League
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians

Classic radio broadcasts of baseball and football games and interviews from the past 100 years in sports history. Hear the greats like Vin Scully, Ernie Harwell, Mel Allen, Harry Caray, and Phil Rizzuto with the vintage radio play-by-play.

Full games are published 3 times a week on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. Bonus content and interview clips will be published on Mondays.

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Announcers

- Jack Buck

- Harry Caray

The Cardinals' 1964 pennant race and World Series win, presented as a season-ending recap by the club's radio team of Harry Caray and Jack Buck. Caray had already been the voice of the Cardinals for close to tw... more

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- 1969 MLB Standings

- Sunday, August 31, 1969

- Start Time: 1:00 p.m. Local

- Attendance: 19,357

- Venue: Dodger Stadium

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- Vin Scully

- Jerry Doggett

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- George Myatt

- Walt Alston

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- Starting Lineups

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Mike Queller
Interviewee referenced as part of a post-game chat
Episode: 1964 - Baseball Clip - 1964 St Louis Cardinals - Highlights
Red Schoendienst
Cardinal coach and former manager mentioned in clubhouse context
St. Louis Cardinals
Episode: 1964 - Baseball Clip - 1964 St Louis Cardinals - Highlights
Bill Singer
Dodgers pitcher, key game figure
Los Angeles Dodgers
Episode: 1969-Aug-31 - PHI/LAD - Philadelphia Phillies vs Los Angeles Dodgers - Classic Baseball Radio Broadcast
Mickey Lolich
Former pitcher for the Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Episode: 1968 - Baseball Clip - The Year of the Detroit Tigers - Highlights
Bill Freehan
Former MLB catcher for the Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Episode: 1968 - Baseball Clip - The Year of the Detroit Tigers - Highlights
Bob Feller
Famous American baseball pitcher known for playing with the Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Indians
Episode: 1948 • Baseball Clip • Jack Benny & Bob Feller - Radio Interview
Satchel Paige
Legendary baseball pitcher known for his time in the Negro Leagues and Major League Baseball
Kansas City Monarchs
Episode: 1960 • Baseball Clip • Jackie Robinson & Satchel Paige - Radio Interview
Ed Macauley
Legendary basketball player and coach of the St. Louis Hawks
St. Louis Hawks
Episode: 1958 • Basketball Clip • Ed Macauley Interview - Radio
Elston Howard
First Black player for the New York Yankees, standout baseball player
New York Yankees
Episode: 1958 • Baseball Clip • Elston Howard Interview - Radio

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 131 ratings
  • Awesome

    Excellent podcast!!!!! My dad always listened to baseball and football games. When we would go to the game he always brought a radio to listen while we were there. Thanks for bringing back all these great memories and great games!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    brundog21
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing

    Just recently found this podcast and it’s AMAZING! Thank you for putting this content together and letting us hear these games once again.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr. Akito
    United Statesa month ago
  • I ❤️baseball

    Baseball to me is the best thing in the world love to listen to baseball to this in winter because the season isn’t on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clak la shaq 67
    Canada10 months ago
  • Love past sports radio broadcasts

    Radio is THE best tv way to enjoy especially baseball. Great talented voices and vocalized theatre. Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Busy All a The Time
    Canadaa year ago
  • Absolutely Amazing

    This is the absolute best idea. Has every thing we want… yesteryear’s nostalgia.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blissful idiot
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the nostalgic aspect of the classic games, often expressing joy in reliving memorable sports moments from the past.
Some fans are eager for additional coverage of other sports, showing a strong desire for expanded content beyond baseball and football.
The quality of commentary from legendary announcers is frequently highlighted as a favorite feature, enhancing the experience of listening to old games.

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Apple Podcasts
#115
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Apple Podcasts
#77
United Kingdom/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#105
Canada/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#40
Italy/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#114
France/Sports/Baseball
Apple Podcasts
#144
Australia/Sports/Baseball

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1949 • Baseball Clip • Sid Gordon Radio Interview
Q: Didn't you help set that mark of 221 home runs that the Giants hit during the 1947 season?
Gordon confirms he hit 13 of those homers and shares that he really came into his own on May 22, 1948, when he hit a home run with the bases loaded, starting a hitting streak.
1949 • Baseball Clip • Sid Gordon Radio Interview
Q: Just how does a Brooklyn boy wind up on a Giant uniform?
Sid Gordon explains that he always wanted to be a Major League player and wrote to the New York Giants for a trial, which led to his eventual career with the team.
1956 • Baseball Clip • Alvin Dark Interview - Radio
Q: What helpful hints would you give to a young player to improve his hitting?
You should work on your weak points in hitting; focusing on improving overall hitting ability can help increase performance.
1956 • Baseball Clip • Alvin Dark Interview - Radio
Q: What is the toughest play for a shortstop to make?
The toughest play is going to the right on a slow hit ball and making a strong throw to first base.
1956 • Baseball Clip • Alvin Dark Interview - Radio
Q: Al Dark, what was your greatest sports thrill?
Alvin Dark described his greatest thrill as the moment when Bobby Thompson hit the home run to win against the Dodgers.

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Offering a nostalgic journey through sports history, this collection features classic radio broadcasts of both baseball and football games, as well as interviews from various eras, showcasing the legendary voices that defined American sports. Episodes regularly highlight thrilling moments from famous games that fans of all ages might appreciate, while engaging storytelling and detailed play-by-play commentary recreate the excitement of those iconic sports moments. Unique for its dedication to preserving and sharing vintage broadcasts, it serves as a tribute to both the sports being discussed and the rich history behind them, making it an intriguing listening experience for sports enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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1. Mike Queller
2. Red Schoendienst
3. Bill Singer
4. Mickey Lolich
5. Bill Freehan
6. Bob Feller
7. Satchel Paige
8. Ed Macauley

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