All Episodes
The G-Man Show — 104 episodes
Hail To The Chief. A Stellar career on the mound.
Billy Bruton: Defensive Wizard
Earl Battey: A Marvel Behind The Plate
Roy Sievers. Member of Baseball’s 300 Club.
Jack Buck: A Voice For All Seasons
Wilbur Wood: Master of the knuckleball
“The Monster”, Dick Radatz
Rough and Ready: Gene Woodling
Lew Burdette: Always Nervous and Always in Control.
Bob Purkey, Cincinnati Pitching Ace
Mickey Vernon, the consummate first baseman
Ron Necciai: Magical Moment on the Mound.
The Summer Game
Bobby Brown: MLB player, Cardiologist, American League President
Manny Mota: Off The Bench
Vada Pinson : A quiet but exemplary career.
Tony Oliva: Minnesota Twins Icon
Maury Wills: Record setting 104 stolen bases in 1962.
Robin Roberts: Phillies signature pitcher
Willie Stargell: Manpower
Ernie Harwell: storyteller supreme
Bert Randolph Sugar: Prolific author, boxing historian and Baseball Baron.
Bucky Dent: A Game of Moments!
Leon Day: Mild mannered superstar of Negro Leagues could do it all.
Buck O'Neil: Keeper of The Flame
Al Gionfriddo: Game Saving Catch In Fall Classic
“Mudcat”Grant: Trailblazing Hurler
“The Big Mon”, Rico Carty
Jimmy Wynn, Baseball’s “Toy Cannon”
Mike Schmidt: He just may be greatest third baseman ever!
Hal Smith: Equal To The Moment
The 1961 New York Yankees
Red Schoendienst: Meet Me in St. Louie
Dick Groat: Stabilizer At Shortstop
Bobby Richardson : Steady Influence On Dynamic NY Yankees
Clete Boyer: Flashes of Brilliance
Archie Moore: A legendary career that spanned nearly thirty years.
Cecil Travis: From Playing Field To Battlefield.
“Old Reliable”, Tommy Henrich
Joe Rudi: Cornerstone of Oakland A’s Dynasty.
Elroy Face: Closing The Show
Babe Dahlgren: He stepped in when Lou Gehrig stepped aside ending his “Iron Man” streak at 2130 game
Monte Irvin: His prominent likeness should grace Negro League Baseball’s Mt. Rushmore.
Harvey Haddix: Greatest Game Ever Pitched.
Dusty Rhodes: 1954 World Series Hero Comes Off The Bench And Goes On The Record.
Ralph Kiner: He Got The Power
Bobby Shantz: Little But Bad
Broadway Joe and Super Bowl III
The Gamer, Gary Carter
Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks
Wilmer Fields, Negro League Standout
Cubbies Heart And Soul
“The Hammer”, Hank Aaron
Skipper Ralph Houk on the 1961 Yankees
Carmen Basilio: Heart of a Champion
Sweet Swinging Billy Williams
Brooks Robinson: High Priest of the Hot Corner
Sparky Anderson: Baseball’s Captain Hook
Riding the Wave with Tony Gwynn
Ted Simmons: Leader of The Pack
A Tribute To Bob Gibson
Ron Swoboda: The Everyman Hero
Batman
Little Big Man
Brooklyn Tough
“The Little General”: In Remembrance of Lou Brock
Miracle Worker
Rick Monday’s Glorious Grab
The Real “Captain America”, Jerry Coleman
The Dodgers’ “Twin D”, Don Drysdale on “Curtain Call”
Remembering The Babe
Birthday of Sports Legends
Baseball’s Dilemma
Play Ball
The Naming of The Few
Historic Moments In Golf
What’s In A Name!
Yo Rocky!
July 4th Moment
Tennis Anyone
No Ordinary Joe
The Pittsburgh Kid
Manos de Piedra
Golfing Legends
Goat Picks
D-Day
Boxing’s All-Time Top 20
In Remembrance of JFK
The Logo
Greatest Pitching Performance Ever
Memorial Day
Happy Birthday Sugar Ray!
Mysterious Billy Smith
My MLB Update
UFC 249 Live
"Say Hey" - Happy Birthday Willie Mays!
The Passing of a Football Legend
End of the Vietnam War (April 30, 1975)
Pandemic of 1918 and 2020
Happy Birthday Al Pacino
Sports from the Far Reaches of My Mind
Who Was That Masked Man!
Milestones in the World of Sports
The G-Man Show (Trailer)