Numero Uno: The First Ever

Kids Know Sports: Special 1 (Video Version)

Masanori Murakami was the first Japanese player in Major League Baseball, debuting with the San Francisco Giants in 1964, and during his two seasons he faced legends like Willie Mays and even struck out Hank Aaron, carving his name into baseball history with a calm left-handed arm Watch to learn more:)

Kids Know Sports: Special 1 (Podcast Version)

Masanori Murakami was the first Japanese player in Major League Baseball, debuting with the San Francisco Giants in 1964, and during his two seasons he faced legends like Willie Mays and even struck out Hank Aaron, carving his name into baseball history with a calm left-handed arm. Come listen and learn more about Baseball's forgotten pioneer.

Episode 2: THE SHOW IS WILD

Cory and Stefan run through a fast-paced sports show packed with news and debate. They start with the MLB The Show 26 cover, then jump into NFL news, including Drake Maye missing practice. The episode continues with playoff predictions, NFL trade rumors, and MLB trades and rumors. After a quick break, they take on sports quizes and end with an open-ended segment where anything goes. Quick, fun, and full of sports talk.

Numero Uno: The First Ever

Listen in to see our predictions of the NFL playoffs, play some sports games, and cap it all off with a very close Retro Bowl game.