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Podcast by Mike Damergis

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Jan 24 This Date in Sports History Jackie Robinson signs largest contract in Dodgers history

Jackie Robinson faced immense challenges breaking baseball's color barrier, including brutal racism, death threats, physical attacks (like spikes and beanballs), segregation in lodging/dining, rejection from some teammates, and immense pressure to remain dignified while being a symbol for civil rights, all while enduring poverty and military court-martial before his MLB career, showcasing…

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WFAN talk

WFAN talk by Mike Damergis

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Sports SItdown Amore Ruth

Radio Prof. Mike Damergis interviews veteran journalist Dom Amore about his latest article in Baseball Digest on Babe Ruth's final days with the Boston Braves. The Bambino gave fans one last hoorah in Pittsburgh on May 25, 1935 by belting 3 home runs. Ruth could have called it quits after the game, but stayed on a bit longer.

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CL - Open Bac-up QBs suck

CL - Open Bac-up QBs suck by Mike Damergis

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10-19 Open TUA

10-19 Open TUA by Mike Damergis

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Show Open Sample 2

Show Open Sample 2 by Mike Damergis

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WVOX Show Open with music FNL3

WVOX Show Open with music FNL3 by Mike Damergis

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The Bronx is Burning Podcast #10: JUAN GONE!

Juan Soto signs a record $765 million deal with the Mets. Mike Damergis, Marc Malusis and guest sports writer Bob Herzog discuss where the Yankees go now.

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The Bronx is Burning Podcast Episode 9: The Curse is Reversed 2004

Mike Damergis, MMarc Malusis and Dom Amore reflect back on the Yankees 2004 epic collapse in the ALCS.

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The Bronx is Burning Podcast Episode 8: Now is the winter of our discontent

The Los Angeles Dodgers are 2024 World Series champions. The Dodgers became the first team to rally from a 5-0 deficit to clinch a World Series, defeating the New York Yankees, 7-6, by staging major comebacks in the fifth and eighth innings. Gerrit Cole was excellent over 6.2 innings, but some poor defense from the Yankees — including Cole himself — led to five unearned runs in the fifth. The…

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