#Unsupervised

@Super70sSports My initials are MB. I bought a hat when this logo came point in 1978. Good times.

We can't have a serious conversation about the greatest batting helmets of all time without this sweet bastard.

@JackLambert058 Happy Birthday!!!

@Super70sSports Smaller with a leather case. Still have it. Believe I got it for First Communion back in 1962.

Historians now believe that at one time or another literally every American alive in the 60s and 70s owned this exact radio.

@Super70sSports July 2, 1963: In arguably the greatest pitchers dual ever, Jaun Marichal defeats Warren Spahn 1-0 in 16 innings. The game ended with a Willie Mays home run in the bottom of the 16th. Marichal was 25. Spahn 42.

Who’s the best athlete your high school ever produced? I’ll start:

@Super70sSports We had 3 kids in 4 years. I worked those bad boys continuously. Looking back on it, good times.

I love Little League concession stands. Your five dollars still goes farther there than just about anywhere else plus you get the added bonus of parents awkwardly serving their involuntarily “voluntary” community duty. Pure Americana.

Name a random 80s major leaguer. Get as weird as you want. I’ll start:

@Super70sSports The blacked out hat is always a dead giveaway.

Let’s have some fun. Name a backup catcher.

@Steigerworld2 Noted!!!

Tip for you youngsters out there: Don’t stab anybody.

@Super70sSports Maybe not the greatest, but Dammitt he’s The Bird!!!

Who’s the greatest athlete who shares your first name? We don’t spell it the same, but I’ll start by claiming this guy:

@Super70sSports July 1974. Three Rivers Stadium. Todd Rudgren, The Band and Eric Clapton. Good times!!!

What was your first concert? I’ll start us off with these sweet bastards at Diddle Arena, Bowling Green, KY, 1982. I still remember the “Oom Papa Oom Papa Mow Mow” from Elvira because I could feel bro’s voice in my chest.

Name a player’s batting stance you used to imitate when you were a kid.

@colin_dunlap However, if the brownies did it, it’s probably the wrong move.

I hope they lose every game 72-0. Screw 'em.

@Super70sSports I may or may not have used cassettes that I “found” at work. Good times.

Trust me, when you’re planning to record Electric Avenue in 1983 on a tape recorder made in 1971 that’s sitting next to an AM radio made in 1966, you’re gonna want the cheapest cassette possible.

Name a Detroit Tiger. The first one that pops in your head. I’ll start:

Name an album that has nothing but above-average songs. One “skip” track and you’re disqualified. I’ll start:

@Super70sSports I remember!!!

Throw up a hand if you remember when almost every Sports Illustrated cover was a work of art suitable for framing.

@Super70sSports The Logo!!! Let’s gooooooo Mountaineers!!!

Who’s the greatest athlete who went to any school you’ve graduated from? I’ll start: Johnny Unitas, University of Louisville.

Who was your favorite shortstop when you were 13 years old? I’ll start:

@Super70sSports Happy Birthday Bob Seger!!!

Bob Seger is better than Bruce Springsteen. I don’t know how many of you are joining me on this island but I feel like it will be 50% geniuses and 50% guys who make women instinctively lock their car doors.