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Right winger Reggie Leach led the 1974-1975 Philadelphia Flyers with 45 regular-season goals. Then, in Game Six of the 1975 Stanley Cup Final, he recorded a Cup-clinching assist, so his Flyers beat the Buffalo Sabres! Also, in the 1976 playoffs, Reggie Leach set an NHL single-postseason record with his 19 goals, so he won the Conn Smythe Award. Therefore, my 382nd video features him. Thanks to Bobby Mainello for filming my poem. In addition, Flyers goalie Bernie Parent appears in this video.

Stacy “Banjo Man” Samuels cheers and sings for both the Oakland Athletics and the San Francisco 49ers! Therefore, my 381st video features him.

My 380th video features one of the best baseball songs of all time, John Fogerty’s “Centerfield.”

Guitarist John Fogerty graduated from El Cerrito High School, and he was a founding member of an incredible band, Creedence Clearwater Revival!  So, my 379th video features a performance by him on his 72nd birthday. In this video, four of Fogerty’s songs are “Midnight Special,” “New Orleans,” “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?,” and “The Old Man Down the Road.”

In the 1970s and 1980s, Brent Musburger hosted an incredible television program, The NFL Today. Also, he appeared in the 1979 movie, Rocky II. Currently, Brent Musburger is a Raiders radio broadcaster. So, my 378th video features him. Thanks to John Spatafora for filming my questions to Brent Musburger.

Steve Adams, Stu Allen, Jordan Feinstein, Paula Frazer, Dan Lebowitz, and Ezra Lipp are marvelous Bay Area musicians! Therefore, my 377th video, entitled Bay to Breakers Music: Lebo & Friends, features their performance of “Viola Lee” and “Bertha.”

Artist Dave Hunter created many amazing rock posters! Therefore, my 376th video features a tribute to him. In addition, “Wavy Gravy,” a Berkeley legend, and Zero, a San Francisco band, appear in this video. For this musical performance, the marvelous musicians are Greg Anton, Miles Kimock, Steve Kimock, Pete Sears, Hadi Al-Saadoon, and Bobby Vega.

“Krazy George” Henderson professionally cheered for the National Hockey League’s California Golden Seals in the 1970s! So, my 375th video features him. Thanks to Chris Cid for filming my question to Krazy George Henderson.

Not only did running back Chuck Muncie attend the University of California, Berkeley, but also he was a three-time NFL All-Pro! Therefore, my 374th video features him. Also, there is a guest appearance by wide receiver James Lofton in this video.

Not only did wide receiver James Lofton attend Stanford University, but also he played for the 1993 Philadelphia Eagles! In addition, James Lofton was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Therefore, my 373rd video features him. Thanks to Ryan Bone for filming my two questions to James Lofton.