Videos

Not only were Willie Mays and Mike Schmidt awesome hitters, but they were also dynamic defenders! As a matter of fact, they each earned a record number of Rawlings Gold Glove awards. For outfielders, Willie Mays won an MLB-record 12 (consecutive) Gold Gloves. For third basemen, Mike Schmidt won an NL-record 10 Gold Gloves. So, my 444th video features a question about them to the Rawlings’ Dave Fahrney and Jim Hughes.

Not only did outfielder Darren Lewis play baseball for the California Golden Bears, but also he played for both the Oakland Athletics and the San Francisco Giants! Therefore, my 443rd video features him.

Tackle Steve Wallace helped the San Franciso 49ers win three Super Bowls! Therefore, my 442nd video features him. Thanks to Sheila Luskin for filming my poem.

Running back Roger Craig helped the San Francisco 49ers win three Super Bowls! Thefore, my 441st video features him. Thanks to Tom Chan for filming my question to Roger Craig.

Not only did pitcher Rich “Goose” Gossage help the New York Yankees win the 1978 World Series, but also he pitched for both the 1989 San Francisco Giants and the 1992-1993 Oakland Athletics! Therefore, my 440th video features him. Thanks to Tom Chan for filming my question to Goose Gossage.

Not only was Matt Williams a terrific third baseman for the San Francisco Giants, but also he helped the Arizona Diamondbacks win the 2001 World Series! Therefore, my 439th video features a question to him.

Al Jardine’s “A Postcard from California” is a superb song! So, my 438th video features a San Francisco performanace of this spectacular song.

Musician Al Jardine is a founding member of the legendary rock band, The Beach Boys! Therefore, my 437th video features a question to him.

Phil Lesh, Todd Park Mohr, and Anders Osborne are marvelous musicians! Therefore, my 436th video features their performance of a Grateful Dead song, “Fire on the Mountain.”

Todd Park Mohr is the lead singer and guitarist for the legendary Boulder band, Big Head Todd and the Monsters! Therefore, my 435th video features Todd’s solo performance of the band’s superb song, “It’s Alright.”

G. Love & Special Sauce’s “I-76” mentions 76ers legends and Philadelphia’s favorite son, “Rocky Balboa.” Therefore, my 434th video features a San Francisco performance of their superb song!

Wide receiver Julian Edelman was born in Redwood City, and he attended Woodside High School and the College of San Mateo. Also, Julian Edelman helped the New England Patriots win three Super Bowls! Therefore, my 433rd video features him.

Before Bob Tewksbury became the San Francisco Giants’ mental performance coach in 2017, he earned three World Series rings as the mental skills coach for the Boston Red Sox in 2004, 2007, and 2013! Therefore, my 432nd video features him.

Over 13 MLB seasons, pitcher Bob Tewsksbury won 110 games, and he was the San Francisco Giants’ mental performance coach in 2017 and 2018! With Scott Miller in 2018, Bob Tewksbury published a baseball book, Ninety Percent Mental: An All-Star Player Turned Mental Skills Coach Reveals the Hidden Game of Baseball. Therefore, my 431st video features Bob and his book.

Not only is Brett Dennen a marvelous musician, but also he is an Oakland A’s fan! Therefore, my 430th video features him.

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.