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The 1982 season was highlighted by some great individual accomplishments. I love baseball stats. I used to comb through the sports section of the newspaper (yeah, remember those?) every morning during breakfast looking at the league leaders in each category. … Continued
Well, I finally found him. We’ve talked about Pard Pearce and Keith Molesworth, the QBs at the helm of the 1st, and then 2nd & 3rd Bears titles respectively. I know we still have to talk about 1963, and of … Continued
3rd all time in games played. 13th all time in assists. 22nd all time in scoring. 45th all time in goals. You can go down the line of where Brent Seabrook sits when it comes to individual stats in Chicago … Continued
Are you satisfied? Three games with the 1st place, Stanley Cup defending champ Tampa Bay Lightning at the UC, and the Hawks earned three points. What did we learn from these past 3 games? At the very least, they should … Continued
Coming off a year in 2020 where we almost had a summer without baseball, we know first hand how that feels; it’s unnatural. Baseball and summer go hand in hand. Thankfully the season finally began in July. Back in 1981, … Continued
OK, back on the hunt for the greatest Bears QBs of all time. In my first attempt, I found out who Pard Pearce was: the 1st ever QB for the Bears, the QB of the 1921 Championship team. Next up, … Continued
Moving right along, watching the 1980 Baseball Seasons episode. They started off featuring the best third baseman in the game: Mike Schmidt & George Brett. 3B was the position I wanted to play, other than pitcher, when I began to … Continued
We Are Family was the name of the 1979 episode of Baseball Seasons, referring to the popular song that the Pirates took as their own on their way to a World Series title; at least it wasn’t the Yankees and … Continued
“Pard” Pearce. Look him up. Full name Walter Irvin Pearce. He is where it all began. He was the first starting QB in Chicago Bears history. Actually, when he started in 1920, we were the Decatur Staleys; in 1921, we … Continued
Long before Biggie and Tupac, there was east vs west coast battles. The Celtics and Lakers did battle many times in the Finals, with Boston holding the upper hand for a long time. They were 8-0 vs the Lakers in … Continued