182. Billie Jean King
Not only does Billie Jean King own the Philadelphia Freedoms, but also she was inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame! Therefore, my 182nd video features her.
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181. Darryl Dawkins
In 1976-1977, my family had season tickets for the Philadelphia 76ers. During one of Philadelphia’s games, I received a wristband from Darryl Dawkins!
Recently, Darryl Dawkins passed away. He was a super Sixer! So, my 181st video features him.
180. “Flyers West”
When the Los Angeles Kings won two Stanley Cups, their nickname was “Flyers West.” Therefore, my 180th video features two of its members: John Stevens and Justin Williams.
179. Bill Lee
Bill Lee is a Bay Area baseball legend! So, my 179th video features him. Thanks to Gary Eng for filming the poem.
178. Mike LaCoss and Dave Dravecky
From 1987 through 1989, Dave Dravecky and Mike LaCoss were teammates on the San Francisco Giants! Therefore, my 178th video features them.
177. Reggie Jackson
Not only did Reggie Jackson attend Pennsylvania’s Cheltenham High School, but also he helped the A’s win three Fall Classics! So, my 177th video features him.
175. Shooty Babitt
Recently, Richmond’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior Park was renovated, so a ceremony was held. Fortunately, Shooty Babitt was the emcee! Therefore, my 175th video features him.
174. John Odom
In the 1970s, John “Blue Moon” Odom was a fantastic pitcher for the A’s when they won three Fall Classics in a row! So, my 174th video features him.
173. Jürgen Klinsmann and Chris Wondolowski
During the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Team USA featured Coach Klinsmann and Chris Wondolowski! In 1990, Germany featured Klinsmann when they won the World Cup. Also, Wondolowski grew up in the Bay Area. Therefore, my 173rd video features them.
172. Journey’s Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon
Both Bay Area baseball teams have honored the band, Journey! In the 2010 playoffs, due to Ashkon Davaran’s video, Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” became the theme song of the Giants. Also, in 2014, Journey’s Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon performed the national anthem at an A’s game, which is my 172nd video.