Darrell Hancock

Who is your all-time favorite New York Yankees player 1. Babe Ruth 2. Lou Gehrig 3. Joe DiMaggio 4. Mickey Mantle 5. Yogi Berra 6. Don Mattingly 7. Mariano Rivera 8. Derek Jeter 9. Aaron Judge 10. Write in another player

@BBGreatMoments Brooks Robinson on third, and Ozzie Smith at short!

Fox's American League All-Time Dream Team

@BBGreatMoments NO NO NO to Arod (Cheater), and Jeter (overrated!)!!!

@MusicRobbies @bestsongiheard @Hot_Pepper76 My favourite song of theirs is Spirit of Radio.

@bestsongiheard @Hot_Pepper76 @Darrelldoc Yeah... I think it is their most commercial tune. I'm not a big fan of prog rock. But they did make some good stuff.

"Closer to the Heart" by Rush sounds like it could be a love song at first, but the message goes a little deeper. Neil Peart wrote it around ideas of responsibility, wisdom, and people working together to make the world better. Released in 1977, it became one of Rush’s first songs to really break through on FM radio. One thing many fans may not know: The song includes a co-writing credit from Peter Talbot, a friend of Peart’s, making it one of the few Rush songs ever co-written by someone outside the band. That is a pretty strong message packed into a short song. Is this one on your playlist?

@FLCons Roy Orbison?

In 1950, at age 18, this singer, song writer and sometimes actor enlisted in the Air Force. He was stationed in Germany. He was a crack Morse Code operator. I wonder if he brought his guitar with him! Do you know who this is!?

@landofthe80s @Ironspot We have 2 ☺️

Admit it, you have a pan that looks just like this.

@BBGreatMoments The “Big A” was an original in its day.

Angel Stadium under construction. Complete in 1966, the stadium is now the 4th oldest in MLB behind Fenway, Wrigley Field, and Dodger Stadium

@nut_history Game 3, Canada/Russia Summit Series, Winnipeg Arena, September 6th, 1972!

What is your “I was there” sports moment? Please quote

@TheSports_Shift XXIII for me SF vs Cincinnati!

Which was your favorite Super Bowl from the 80s?

@Hot_Pepper76 Definitely yes!!

@lippyent Jack LaLane! His show used to be on around 10 am on a Canadian channel every weekday. I also remember that he had a dog who would interrupt the exercises occasionally.

Who's that 👀? Hmm 🤔?¿

One of the hottest Canadian bands of the early 1980s.

@frye5423 Nope ☺️

Who remembers this Washington pitcher ? ⚾️

@VanderlansJim Love the view of Comiskey, love the White Sox uniforms! Dick Allen was my kind of player!

May 22, 1973 - Chicago #WhiteSox Dick Allen (15) victorious with manager Chuck Tanner after hitting home run during game vs California #Angels at Comiskey Park. (📸Walter Iooss Jr. /Sports Illustrated) #MLB #1970s #Chicago

@AnnettePursley I love hearing that! You are truly a special person 🤗

@Darrelldoc Thank you I’m working the weekend but to me it’s not work. It’s a labor of love as I said before.!!

Taught two Senior classes today. Hot yoga workout complete.! Time for a shower, hugging my fur babies, and Netflix! That’s a good day!! Have a great weekend everyone!!!

@OneOutOf4 Steely Dan!

This band from NY was formed in 1971. ‘Peg’ was released in 1977 and reached #11 on the US Billboard Hot 100. 👉🏻 Name the band.

@Kristinartz 2nd here 😞

BE HONEST - WHO ACTUALLY PASSED THEIR DRIVING TEST ON THE FIRST TRY?

The Carol Burnett Show aired on CBS from 1967 to 1978, and moments like this are why people still talk about it. This was Carol’s first time seeing Harvey Korman in the Mother Marcus costume. He kept the full outfit hidden from her during rehearsals, so her reaction is completely genuine. You can see her trying not to lose it while Harvey keeps pushing harder. Thank you YouTube for these clips. Classic live audience comedy. Still funny decades later?