(Photo: John Lennon/Howard Cosell) On December 8, 1980 , the world stopped. Millions of us were watching Monday Night Football  when Howard Cosell delivered the shocking news: John Lennon had been killed outside the Dakota Hotel in New York City . It was a moment that forever changed music, culture, and the way we remember that era. In this powerful special edition of The Sports Lunatics Show , Shawn and Howie revisit that night and the days that followed. They share their personal memories,...

In this episode of The Sports Lunatics Show , Shawn and Howie take listeners on a whirlwind tour through sports history, paying tribute to legends, revisiting unforgettable anniversaries, and sprinkling in plenty of their trademark tangents. Photo: Colleen Jones Remembering Colleen Jones & Fuzzy Zoeller The show begins with heartfelt reflections on the lives and legacies of two icons: Canadian curling giant Colleen Jones , whose curling dominance and strength of character, left an indelible...

Photo: Joe Theismann/November 1985/AP Photo This week’s episode of The Sports Lunatics Show  is a true grab bag of sports history, nostalgia, and debate. Shawn and Howie take listeners on a whirlwind journey across decades, leagues, and unforgettable moments. Remembering Randy Jones The show opens with a heartfelt discussion on the passing of Randy Jones, the first great pitcher in San Diego Padres history. Jones captured the 1976 Cy Young Award , winning 22 games, completing 25 of his 40...