Hello Old Sports

This episode honors baseball legend Brooks Robinson, highlighting his career achievements including 16 gold gloves and his 1970 World Series MVP performance.

This episode continues a three-part series discussing the best athletes by jersey number for New York sports teams, focusing on numbers 34-67.

This episode introduces a discussion on sports history, specifically focusing on 1950, with co-hosts Dan and Andrew Newman sharing casual banter about weather and timing.

This episode continues a two-part series exploring major sports events and developments from the year 1950, following up on a previous discussion about baseball.

The hosts reflect on their podcast's four-and-a-half-year anniversary, highlighting its diverse sports history content from 19th-century baseball to modern basketball interviews.

The hosts introduce a random team challenge episode focusing on the 1962-63 Los Angeles Lakers, following a humorous soap commercial and previous sports history discussions.

This episode discusses the life and career of baseball legend Ryan Sandberg, focusing on his achievements with the Chicago Cubs and his Hall of Fame induction.

This episode analyzes the history of the Washington Redskins football team from 2009 to 2024, focusing on their performance and transitions after coach Joe Gibbs' departure.

This is a trailer for the GP Soccer Podcast, hosted by Giovanni Piccini, which features interviews with soccer professionals and segments on coaching and soccer developments in Europe and America.

This episode explores the history of the Washington Redskins football team from 1992 to 2008, focusing on the period after legendary coach Joe Gibbs' departure.

This episode discusses New York sports players by number and includes a humorous soap advertisement and a preview of a future episode about NFL teams attempting a three-peat.

Dan and Andrew introduce their fourth random team challenge episode, focusing on the 1978 Tampa Bay Buccaneers as part of their sports history podcast series.

This episode of the Hello Old Sports podcast discusses the 1924 Washington Senators baseball team, part of a series on historical sports topics.

This episode discusses the greatest World Series from each decade, exploring baseball history through a retrospective lens.

Dan Newman interviews Boston Globe sports columnist Chad Finn about his new book on the Boston Celtics.

This episode explores the history of Super Bowl three-peat attempts in the NFL, discussing past teams and the challenges of achieving this rare feat.

This episode features a random team challenge where the hosts discuss the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers for about 45 minutes as part of their sports history podcast.

This episode discusses and ranks the best and worst Super Bowls of all time, featuring analysis and debate between the hosts.

This episode of the Hello Old Sports podcast, based on a listener request, discusses great sports teams that didn't win championships.

This episode discusses the struggles and historical context of the Los Angeles Lakers during the 1990s, exploring their decline after previous success.

This episode features an interview with Ken Smoller discussing the history and significance of Comiskey Park, the former home of the Chicago White Sox.

This is a trailer for the daily podcast 'This Day in Sports History', which offers brief episodes covering significant and quirky sports events from the past.

This episode explores the multiple firings of Billy Martin as manager of the New York Yankees, delving into the historical context and team dynamics.

This episode introduces a sports history podcast focusing on the year 1984, featuring hosts Andrew and Dan Newman discussing their plans for an anniversary-themed episode.

This episode discusses the 2004 U.S.

The hosts introduce a sports history podcast episode focusing on 1984, with personal anecdotes and upcoming baseball stadium travel plans.

Dan and Andrew Newman discuss the start of the NFL season and the New York Giants' performance in their 100th season on the Hello Old Sports podcast.

This episode features an interview with brothers Matt and Mark Jacob, co-authors of a book about Abe Saperstein and the Harlem Globetrotters, exploring their history and impact.

This episode features a New York sports trivia contest between hosts Dan and Andrew Newman as a break from their usual end-of-year content.

This episode is a 2024 memoriam special honoring deceased sports figures including athletes, coaches, and broadcasters, presented as part of the Sports History Network.

This episode is the second half of an in-memoriam special where hosts and guests discuss notable figures in sports history, including Pete Rose, Greg Gumbel, Lou Carneseca, and Bella Caroli.

This episode features an interview with Doug Levy about redefining Olympic heroes, starting with casual banter about recent snowstorms in Connecticut and Maryland.

This episode introduces a podcast that debates and analyzes the greatest athletes to wear specific uniform numbers in sports history, starting with numbers 21 and 34.

This episode features an interview with an author discussing the history of the Milwaukee Bucks, focusing on players like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Robertson, as part of a sports history podcast.

Dan and Andrew Newman discuss sports events from 1975, focusing on hockey, football, and basketball as part of a historical retrospective series.

The hosts introduce a new series exploring the year 1975 in sports, following their previous episode on 1950, as part of the Sports History Network.

This episode features an author interview with Tom Wolf discussing baseball in 1926, part of a sports history podcast series.

This episode of the Hello Old Sports podcast features co-hosts Dan and Andrew Newman discussing sports history topics, including a series continuation, while incorporating humorous soap advertisements.

This episode discusses the 1932 NFL title game, which was played in such cold weather that it had to be moved indoors to a hockey arena, exploring its historical significance.

This podcast episode concludes a trilogy discussing the greatest New York athletes by jersey numbers, focusing on numbers 68-99.

This episode features an interview with author Keith O'Brien discussing Larry Bird's time at Indiana State and his impact on basketball history.

This episode introduces the Indian All-Stars Podcast, where host Bill Black explores the overlooked achievements of Native American athletes across various sports, driven by his personal heritage and childhood observations.

This episode is a random team challenge focusing on the 1989 Green Bay Packers, offering a lighter, low-key discussion as part of a sports history podcast series.

This episode features an interview with author Jeff Orens discussing his book 'Selling Baseball' and the 19th-century baseball legends George Wright and Albert Spalding.

This episode discusses the best NFL title games from 1933 to 1965, hosted by brothers Dan and Andrew Newman on the Hello, Old Sports podcast.

This episode features an interview with author Yaron Weitzman discussing his books about NBA teams, including the LeBron Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers.

This episode of the Hello Old Sports podcast discusses Mike 'King' Kelly, one of the oldest topics covered in their series, focusing on his life and impact in 19th-century baseball.

This episode is part two of a 2023 In Memoriam special on 'Hello, Old Sports,' focusing on sports history with ads for Sterling Soap and a basketball book, then introducing football Hall of Famer Dave Wilcox and his career with the San Francisco 49ers.

Andrew and Dan Newman host a 2023 In Memoriam episode, discussing sports figures who passed away that year, with a humorous opening ad for Sterling Soap Company.

This episode of Hello, Old Sports introduces the show's focus on sports history, starting with ads for holiday gifts like Sterling Soap and a basketball book, then transitioning to host banter about timing and past topics like the Cleveland Indians' World Series drought, setting up a deep dive into 1923 sports events.