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The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s

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The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s is a podcast series produced by the Sports History Network that will look back at sports moments from the 1990s that live on in the collective imagination. Moments will include but are not limited to Buster Douglas upsetting Mike Tyson, Christian Leattner’s buzzer beater against Kentucky, the baseball strike of 1994, Cal Ripken surpassing Lou Gehirg for the most consecutive games played, the numerous exploits of Michael Jordan, and the US Women’s Soccer team’s magical ride to the World Cup. The podcast will feature guests (athletes, writers, historians, etc.) who were involved in those moments and could speak to those moments.

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The 100 Most Memorable Sports Moments of the 1990s is a podcast series produced by the Sports History Network that will look back at sports moments from the 1990s that live on in the collective imagination. Moments will include but are not limited to Buster Douglas upsetting Mike Tyson, Christian Leattner’s buzzer beater against Kentucky, the baseball strike of 1994, Cal Ripken surpassing Lou Gehirg for the most consecutive games played, the numerous exploits of Michael Jordan, and the US Women’s Soccer team’s magical ride to the World Cup. The podcast will feature guests (athletes, writers, historians, etc.) who were involved in those moments and could speak to those moments.

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