Favorite sports show?!?!

[MS4EVER]

Mine is called Shoresy on Hulu. It’s been out for a few years and I highly recommend it. Absolutely hilarious!! It’s a hockey show that is absolutely ridiculous! Give it a try but I would suggest not watching it with the Mrs. Not their kind of humor!

Anyone else got a good sports show to watch?

 

[BataviaDogs1]

Mine is called Shoresy on Hulu. It’s been out for a few years and I highly recommend it. Absolutely hilarious!! It’s a hockey show that is absolutely ridiculous! Give it a try but I would suggest not watching it with the Mrs. Not their kind of humor!

Anyone else got a good sports show to watch?

Jim?

Jim?

Jim?

Such beauties the Jims.

 

[rocketnation]

I really enjoyed The White Shadow when it was on (1978-1981) and think it's still pretty good. There are a few too many Afterschool-message type episodes for my taste but the actors who played Salami, Heyward, and Thorpe all went on to have successful careers as Directors.

 

[4Afan]

Mine is called Shoresy on Hulu. It’s been out for a few years and I highly recommend it. Absolutely hilarious!! It’s a hockey show that is absolutely ridiculous! Give it a try but I would suggest not watching it with the Mrs. Not their kind of humor!

Anyone else got a good sports show to watch?

Shoresy is a spin-off of Letterkenny. If you haven't seen it, it's a must watch.

 

[SiuCubFan8]

Shoresy is a spin-off of Letterkenny. If you haven't seen it, it's a must watch.

Second that…

 

[MS4EVER]

Jim?

Jim?

Jim?

Such beauties the Jims.

Settle down.

 

[crusader_of_90]

I used to love the old This Week in Baseball.

 

[MS4EVER]

The George Michael Sports Machine!!

 

[crusader_of_90]

I like Orlovsky's in-depth breakdowns.

Really enjoyed the breakdown show with Trey Wingo, who would have Jaws on at times. ANother good show - or at least. a regular segment.

 

[PowerI66]

Friday Night Lights was quality until the last season

 

[sporthog9er]

Friday Night Lights was quality until the last season

Totally agree, one of my favorites. But the very last episode was a great way to finish in my opinion.

 

[MC63]

I used to love the old This Week in Baseball.

"... he popped the old tomato!"

 

[Wassup13]

This Week In Baseball
The Herd
Anything with Charles Barkley
The Chicago Catholic League podcast
CHSN with Jake Butt and the other guy from OSU
The Joel Klatt Show
Randy the Plumber
The entire WS baseball telecast with Jimmy Piersall and Harry Carey.

 

[McCaravan]

Friday Night Lights was quality until the last season

The way it ended was great. They never mentioned what happened to the McCoys though!

 

[McCaravan]

Non Fiction- College Gameday is still the best even with Lee Corso limited in his age

Fiction- Friday Night Lights and Ted Lasso.

 

[MsDavis10]

When Friday Night Lights went from a football show to a murder cover up during the writers strike 👎🏻

 

[MC63]

I always liked the "Big Guy" show ... it was on about ten years ago. He's a Rita guy and former coach, there. Did as year at MC, too. He'd sprinkle his interviews with sponsor plugs "The St Linus 6th grade B team is up next. Right now, they're enjoying Beggars Pizza which arrived piping hot in a sparkling brand new SUV from Phillips Chevrolet." I loved his show - he was shameless. I hope the years have been kind to him.

 

[PowerI66]

I agree that FNL wrapped up nice. Last season just seemed to drag overall compared to the rest, IMO.

 

[Secondo1]

“As certain as I’m Lynn Burton”! Wrestling on Sunday morning tv in the 1960’s!

 

[johnndoe]

“As certain as I’m Lynn Burton”! Wrestling on Sunday morning tv in the 1960’s!

Going that far back in time, how about the 1 lone season of "Home Run Derby" from 1960 (I was 9) that featured 2 sluggers facing off per episode. Aaron, Banks, Killebrew, Mantle, Mays and the lesser-known Jackie Jensen (a Boston power hitter) were those who tallied the most HRs during the series.

 

[Wassup13]

Did anyone watch the Superstars back in the day?

The top athletes in each sport competed against each other in different events including rowing and obstacle courses.

 

[Secondo1]

Going that far back in time, how about the 1 lone season of "Home Run Derby" from 1960 (I was 9) that featured 2 sluggers facing off per episode. Aaron, Banks, Killebrew, Mantle, Mays and the lesser-known Jackie Jensen (a Boston power hitter) were those who tallied the most HRs during the series.

Yes!! And who can forget Roller Derby!!

 

[crusader_of_90]

Friday Night Lights was quality until the last season

There was a lot of pedophilia in that show and it could not be aired today as an original.

 

[johnndoe]

Yes!! And who can forget Roller Derby!!

Oh, yeah! Looking back at Roller Derby, it was like Professional "Wrassling" on wheels in many respects.