Sports Rhymes Videos

Not only did defenseman Dan Boyle help the Tampa Bay Lightning win their first Stanley Cup, but also he was selected as an NHL All-Star twice during his tenure with the San Jose Sharks! Therefore, my 429th video features him.

Not only did forward Rick Barry lead the Golden State Warriors to the 1974-1975 NBA championship, but also he effectively shot underhand free throws! So, my 428th video features him. Thanks to Annette Valle for filming my poem.

Tight end Raymond Chester helped the Oakland Raiders win Super Bowl XV, and defensive end Dennis Brown helped the San Francisco 49ers win Super Bowl XXIX! Therefore, my 427th video features them.

In 1962, when the Philadelphia Warriors became the San Francisco Warriors, one of their legendary players was Al Attles! So, my 426th video features him.

In 1964 and 1965, quarterback Daryle Lamonica helped the Buffalo Bills win two American Football League championships. Also, he was the starting quarterback for the 1967 Oakland Raiders when they won the AFL title! Therefore, my 425th video features him. Thanks to Morris Bradshaw for filming my poem.

Juan Marichal set many San Francisco pitching records, like his 244 complete games and 238 victories! Therefore, my 424th video features him.

In 1972, Chicago released “Saturday in the Park,” which became a hit song! Therefore, my 423rd video features the band’s performance of this superb song.

Not only is Bruno Mars a spectacular singer-songwriter, but also he has a jersey of a baseball legend who attended Alameda’s Encinal High School, Willie Stargell! Therefore, my 422nd video features Bruno Mars.

In 1969, David LaFlamme and Linda LaFlamme (née Neska) of It’s a Beautiful Day, a San Francisco rock band, released a superb song, “White Bird.” Therefore, my 421st video features them! Thanks to Scott Werner for filming the beginning part of this video.

In 1965, guitarist Barry “The Fish” Melton co-founded the legendary Berkeley band, Country Joe and the Fish! Therefore, my 420th video features him. Thanks to Steve Keyser for filming my question to Barry Melton.