Rob takes a trip down memory lane to celebrate “Mr.October” Reginald Martinez Jackson, who earned the name because of the way he raked in the postseason.
Reggie had many postseason moments most notably with the Oakland A’s and the Yankees. His 1978 postseason was one for the ages.
Rob Parker reminisces on the time when Deion Sanders was making an impact on the MLB playoffs — slapping hits in the gap and swiping bases — and locking down receivers and running back TDs on an NFL field. Prime was truly something special.
If Dave Roberts wins a consecutive World Series with the Dodgers he will become the second #MLBbro manager to win back-to-back rings.
Legendary Toronto Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston is the first Black manager to win a World Series in 1992 and then he doubled it up in ‘93.
Find out about this glass ceiling shatterer and pioneer on The PushBack.
Rob Parker revisits the career of hitting machine Bill Madlock who played 15 MLB seasons and won four batting titles — two with the Cubs and two with the Pirates. He’s not talked about nearly enough when mentioning the greatest hitting technicians of all time.
Rob Parker takes us on a trip down MLBbro memory lane to give the utmost props to feared slugger Gary Sheffield, who hit 509 homers in his career.
The former shortstop turned All-Star outfielder and the nephew of MLBbro Dwight Gooden should be in the Hall of Fame.