Classic Sports Almanac

In 1985 Dr. Emmett Brown invented a time machine. Before his untimely demise he told his friend Marty McFly his intention to find out who would win the next 25 World Series. Guest host Sean P. Malone sits down with Classic Sports Almanac creator Brad Malone to see if he can name who won those 25 World Series titles.

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. Why are we talking about it? Because it has two hilarious episodes about basketball. Join Brad and his basketball guru guest, Alex Hollis, as they break down Will Smith's offensive game and Carlton's accuracy from outside the arc.

In 1993 the 62 win Phoenix Suns thought they would destroy the once great Lakers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs, but after falling down 0-2 they were in the fight of their lives. Head Coach Paul Westphal guaranteed three wins in a row and the rest is history. Hoop head "Iron" MIke Luke joins the pod to talk about Charles Barkley and the Suns battle against the James Worthy

The failed European Soccer Super League gave us an idea. What if college basketball could have it's best teams in a Super League? Who would qualify and why? Co-host of the Bear Down Bias Podcast, Steven Cota-Robles stops by and helps Brad figure out this imaginary College Basketball Super League.

On this episode of Classic Sports Almanac Star Wars superfan Kevin "Darth" Wong visits with host Brad Malone about one of the galaxy's favorite pastimes. Podracing. The guys break down the unbelievable three lap podrace that took place on Tatooine in the 1999 film, The Phantom Menace. Buckle up as we relive one of the great rivalries in sports, Anakin Skywalker vs. Sebulba.

In this episode of Classic Sports Almanac Lakers aficinado Justin Spears joins host Brad Malone to talk about one of the greatest moments in NBA history. The night Kobe Bryant dropped 81 points on a Chris Bosh led Toronto Raptors squad.

On the inagural episode of Classic Sports Almanac cinematographer Sean P. Malone stops by to talk to Brad about one of their favorite movies of all time, The Natural. Robert Redford stars in this baseball classic about a ballplayer who has one last chance to live his dream of playing in the big leagues.