2 quadrillion to one odds, Chicago RB Brian Piccolo died, and Kareem traded from Milwaukee to LA - This DiSH for June 16

'Get it close, hell, I’m going to sink it,' Payne Stewart won the US Open, and Ken Venturi nearly died on his way to a win - This DiSH for June 20

In 1982, Tom Watson sank a tricky chip in to take the lead at the US Open and went on to beat Jack Nicklaus by two shots at Pebble Beach. In 1999, Payne Stewart won his second and final US Open at Pinehurst. In 1964, Ken Venturi nearly died on his way to winning the US Open at Congressional. In 1984, Dallas Cowboys head coach Tom Landry testified as a character witness for his QB Danny White.

Len Bias' Tragic Death, Carolina Hurricanes won their first Stanley Cup, and the Steelers and Eagles Merged - This DiSH for June 19

In 1986, former Maryland basketball star and recently drafted Boston Celtic Len Bias died. In 2006, the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-1 in game 7 to win the Stanley Cup. In 1943, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles merged due to a player shortage due to WWII.

Tiger Woods Unreal US Open win, Golf Digest identified the World's Worst Golfer, and the Red Sox score 17 - This DiSH for June 18

In 2000, Tiger Woods blitzed the field at the US Open, winning by a record 15 shots. In 1985, four golfers competed at TPC Sawgrass to determine the World's Worst Avid Golfer. In 1941, Joe Louis narrowly escaped with a win, knocking out Billy 'the Kid' Conn in the 13th round. In 1953, the Boston Red Sox scored a modern major league baseball record 17 runs in the inning.

The Greatest World Cup Match ever, USMNT beat Mexico Dos a Cero, and the OJ Bronco chase - This DiSH for June 17

In 1970, a flurry of goals by West Germany and Italy in extra time in a World Cup Semifinal had some calling this the best World Cup game ever. In 2002, the US beat Mexico 2-0 in a round of 16 match at the World Cup. In 1973, Johnny Miller shot a 63 to win the US Open. It was the lowest round at a US Open until 2024. In 1994, the OJ Bronco chase enraptured television viewers despite there being several sporting events taking place such as the NBA Finals, the World Cup starting and Arnold Palmer playing his final round in his US Open career.

2 quadrillion to one odds, Chicago RB Brian Piccolo died, and Kareem traded from Milwaukee to LA - This DiSH for June 16

In 2013, Justin Rose won the US Open; to date his only major tournament win despite coming close several times. In 1989, four golfers hit a hole in one on the same hole on the same day. In 1970, Chicago Bears running back Brian Piccolo died at the age of 26. In 1975, Milwaukee traded Kareem Abdul Jabbar to Los Angeles for four players.