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Please refrain from comparing Bo Jackson to lesser superheroes.

When I was a kid “load management” meant loading your fucked up vertebrae into a brace and getting your ass on the court. This man may be entitled to damages and he was still out there giving you quality minutes. Let’s grow a backbone again, America.

Rick Barry hit 90% of his free throws during his NBA career shooting “granny style” and nobody else has committed to it in the almost 50 years since. I find that insane.

Maybe the most Jordan dunk ever dunked by someone else. Dirk Minniefield, Rupp Arena, 1983. I remember watching it live because how could I not?

That time the Redskins won the Super Bowl and President Reagan just fired a fucking dart that hit Ricky Sanders in stride. ‘Merica, motherfucker.

Everyone in the ballpark: “Here’s a routine double play ball.” Albert Belle: “Looks more like a fielder’s choice to me, motherfucker.”

Whenever a hockey player suffered a serious injury on the ice, 70s medical personnel were there to provide the highest quality urgent care …

I don’t watch women’s basketball. I had never even heard of Caitlin Clark until about two weeks ago. Holy shit, dude.

Dick Butkus made thousands of great defensive plays in his career. My favorite play, however, is this one.

I’ve watched this five times it gets progressively more satisfying …

When I was a kid, I thought Curly Neal and the Harlem Globetrotters were goddamn basketball superheroes.

If you don’t think the NFL was better when every end zone also doubled as a fucking parking lot, we’ll just have to disagree.

“I got it! I got it!” “Yeah, ok, Dad, whatever.”

If you weren’t around then, let me assure you Shawn Kemp was a bad motherfucker. This man’s soul left his body after that dunk and Kemp immediately humiliated it back inside him.

Please refrain from comparing Bo Jackson to lesser superheroes.

Super B-Day to Thomas “The Hitman” Hearns. Pound-for-pound, the greatest right hand in boxing history in my opinion. There are anesthesiologists who haven’t put as many people to sleep as this man.

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Bobby Knight explains why Michael Jordan is the best basketball player he’s ever seen. Before Jordan played in an NBA game. Maybe the hottest sports take ever.

Elton John plays Tiny Dancer for Bernie Taupin for the FIRST time. Yeah. The first time. Ever. Feast your eyes and ears on music history:

Baseball insiders have long known that George Costanza taught Derek Jeter everything he knows about hitting.

Here’s one you don’t see ... ever. A faked wild pickoff throw and the runner is a sitting duck at second. Worth the watch, just trust me.

Today in 1979, Disco Demolition Night at Comiskey Park goes off the rails when fans storm the field as local DJ Steve Dahl detonates records in the outfield. Chicago police arrest 39 and the White Sox forfeit the nightcap of a doubleheader with the Tigers.

Today in 1985, it felt like the entire world stopped for Live Aid. And with dozens of music legends filling the bill in both the U.S. and U.K., Freddie Mercury went out and stole the show.

Always remember: it’s not officially Mother’s Day until Mr. T has blessed us with song.

Here’s Vince Coleman beating out a routine ground ball to the second baseman. I can’t even blame Pete Rose for arguing because that just isn’t supposed to happen. Vince then steals second because Vince Coleman.

Magic Johnson is the greatest point guard to ever walk this planet and nobody is telling me any different.

The only thing better than curling today is curling in 1972. If you don’t believe me, just take a good look at this sweet bastard fully locked in, working on a lung dart in the heat of competition.

If your Mexican dinner isn’t endorsed by Harry Caray is it really authentic? That’s a rhetorical question. No, it is not.

Nolan Ryan closes out his fourth career no-hitter. Now we’ve got a whole generation of starting pitchers who will never even see the 9th inning four times. And, yeah, he threw three more no-hitters after that.

Mean Joe Greene kicks a guy in the nuts and the entire Cleveland Browns roster comes after him. Man, I miss real football.

Getting a boat in one of the Showcases was peak 1988 television entertainment and your deserved reward for having the faith to hang in there through 55 minutes of terrible guesses about the price of everything.

They’ll stop the game and replay a touchdown reception from 47 different angles now to make sure it meets all the 38 criteria to be a legal catch. Meanwhile, in Super Bowl XII …

Muhammad Ali and Michael Jackson square off and, not gonna lie, Michael looks better throwing hands than I would’ve expected.

Hey, I’ve got an idea. Let’s all watch Lawrence Taylor utterly destroy everyone for a minute.

I didn’t know what I wanted to be when I was 15. I did, however, know I didn’t want to be a Marine thanks to this sweet bastard.

Imagine a world where Robin Williams isn’t famous and does an Illinois Bell telephone commercial. Better yet, just watch it …

Today in 1987, with the Pistons up 107-106 and in possession of the ball in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals, Larry Bird steals the inbounds pass and hits Dennis Johnson for the game-winner. It remains a thing of absolute beauty.