Videos

Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola created many marvelous movies, like Apocalypse Now. For this 1979 film, the Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart produced magnificent music! In addition, Francis Ford Coppola is an author! Therefore, my 404th video features him.

Outfielder/first baseman Frank Robinson, a Hall of Famer, attended McClymonds High School in Oakland, California.

Frank was named the 1961 National League Most Valuable Player when he played for the Cincinnati Reds, and Robinson was named the 1966 American League MVP when he played with the Baltimore Orioles. Due to these two achievements, Frank Robinson became the first and only Major League Baseball player to win the MVP Award in both leagues!

Also, Frank became MLB’s first African American manager in 1975 when he was a player/manager for the Cleveland Indians. In addition, Robinson became the first African American manager in the NL when he was the skipper of the 1981 San Francisco Giants! Therefore, my 403rd video features him.

After four regular seasons in the 1980s, quarterback Joe Montana led the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl wins! Therefore, my 402nd video features him.

Head coach Vermeil took two different football franchise to the Super Bowl: the 1980 Philadelphia Eagles and the 1999 St. Louis Rams! Therefore, he should be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. So, my 401st video features two questions to him.

Not only did guard Jason Kidd play basketball for the University of California, Berkeley, but also he helped the Dallas Mavericks win the 2010-2011 National Basketball Association championship! So, my 400th video features him.

Musician Tood Rundgren attended Upper Darby High School in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania! Also, one of his superb songs is “I Saw The Light.” Therefore, my 399th video features him.

Mike Krukow pitched for the 1982 Philadelphia Phillies. Also, from 1983 through 1989, he pitched for the San Francisco Giants. Therefore, my 398th video features him!

In 1966, England won the FIFA World Cup, and this country has produced many incredible bands, like The Who. So, my 397th video features a performance of The Who’s “Who Are You.”

Pierre Robert is an awesome radio disc jockey for WMMR, a Philadelphia rock music station. Also, Laughing Water is a terrific Grateful Dead cover band. Therefore, my 396th video features them during a Phillies’ Grateful Dead Tribute Night!

Defenseman Brad Marsh helped the Philadelphia Flyers reach the Stanley Cup Finals in 1985 and 1987! So, my 395th video features him.

In the 2010 Stanley Cup playoffs, due to his 12 goals and 18 assists, center Danny Briere set the Philadelphia Flyers single-postseason record with his 30 points! Therefore, my 394th video features him.

Defenseman Joe Watson helped the Philadelphia Flyers win two consecutive Stanley Cups in 1973-1974 and 1974-1975! Therefore, my 393rd video features him. Thanks to Alexandra Cognetti for filming my poem.

Not only did left winger Bob Kelly helped the Philadelphia Flyers win two consectutive Stanley Cups in 1973-1974 and 1974-1975, but also he scored the Cup-clinching goal in 1975! Therefore, my 392nd video features him.

When the Philadelphia Flyers won two consecutive Stanley Cups in 1973-1974 and 1974-1975, their captain was left-handed center Bobby Clarke! Therefore, my 391st video features him.

Since 1972, Lou Nolan has been the Philadelphia Flyers’ public address announcer! Therefore, my 390th video features him.

In the 1960s, the Philadelphia Phillies featured pitcher Art Mahaffey, a three-time National League All-Star, and shortstop Bobby Wine, a Gold Glove Award winner! So, my 389th video features them.

Left fielder Greg Luzinski helped the 1980 Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series. One of his teammates was first baseman Pete Rose. So, my 388th video features a question to Greg Luzinski about Pete Rose.

Not only did Jim Lonborg attend Stanford University, but also he effectively pitched for the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1970s! Therefore, my 387th video features him.

Though John Starks was known as a great guard for the New York Knicks, he also played for the Golden State Warriors! So, my 386th video features him.

Journey is a superb San Francisco band. Journey’s “Lights” and “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” also have a connection to S.F! “Lights” is about “The City by the Bay,” and during the 2010 San Francisco Giants’ postsesaon, “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” was their theme song. Therefore, my 385th video features a performance of these two super songs.