Photo: David Thompson/Daryl Dawkins/World B. Free When we think of the 1970s, a number of standard images may pop into our minds. Some may think of thumping disco music. Some may look back on the collective angst that Watergate brought to America. Others might recall how the Vietnam war lingered and clung to our national news cycles until ‘Peace with Honor’ came in April of 1975. And others may think back to the days of inflation, a stagnant economy, an oil crisis, massive numbers of airplane...

Photo: John Guiney and Harmon Killebrew Ahh, the 1960s. A simpler time, but one that was becoming complicated. Coming out of the 1950s, America and western society was shifting, evolving and moving. As the ‘50’s ended, we were only a decade and a half away from the Second World War. Kids didn’t want to hear about the tough times their parents had to endure in the Depression era or the sacrifices that had to be made in the ‘40’s. Rock’n’Roll was all over the radio. There was a divide that was...

Photo: D.R. shortstop Geraldo Perdomo/Getty Images On March 15, 2026, a bad call on what turned out to be the third strike that ended an exciting World Baseball Classic semi-final game between the United States and the Dominican Republic was made. After the game, Alex Rodriguez said on the Fox post-game show "a ball that's about four inches down, you just hate to end a game that big...on a pitch that's not a strike." Howie and guest Mick Kern from SiriusXM's NHL Network Channel talk about bad...