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Former WFAN NY Yankees Reporter Sweeny Murti talks with Mike Damergis about his 2-decade run covering the Yankees which started in 2001. Murti discusses how he started broadcasting in high school, then continued his radio career at Penn State, WIP and finally WFAN. Sweeny reflects on the career of Yankee greats like Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and the burgeoning of Aaron Judge.

Ed Coleman, a WFAN original, talks with Mike Damergis about his 4 decades at the sports station. Coleman shares some insightful and comical stories that he experienced covering the Mets, a position he started in 1993. That season, Eddie Murray didn't care to meet the seasoned radio vet. Coleman discusses the "good times" as well, like when the Mets signed Mike Piazza.

Mike Damergis talks with former WFAN/CBS Sports Radio anchor Rich Ackerman. "Ack" was with WFAN for close to 3 decades. The well-respected sportscaster talks about the "hey-days" at The Fan and the tough times like working through 9-11 and Covid. Rich shared some of his unique moments with Don Imus, Mike Francesa and Chris Russo.

Mike Damergis talks with Rich Ackerman about his 4-decade career at WFAN. 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5086451180240896

Mike Damergis talks with Dom Amore from the Hartford Courant about the election of Carlos Beltran, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent to the Hall of Fame. Amore discusses why he voted for Beltran despite the connection to the Astros cheating scandal in 2017. Jones was part of a dynasty in Atlanta and Kent is the all-time leader in HRs among second basemen in MLB.

he Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI on January 9, 1977, winning 32-14 at the Rose Bowl for their first Super Bowl title, with Fred Biletnikoff named MVP in a dominant performance led by coach John Madden. For the Vikings, it was their 4th Superbowl loss. Minnesota has not appeared in the big game since then.

Super Bowl XIII (1979) was a thrilling, high-scoring showdown where the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Dallas Cowboys 35-31, becoming the first team with three Super Bowl titles, featuring MVP Terry Bradshaw's four touchdown passes, key plays like a Franco Harris run and Lynn Swann catch, and a late Cowboys comeback attempt that fell short, cementing the Steelers' dynasty and deciding the team of the 70s

Super Bowl III (1969) was a historic upset where the AFL's New York Jets, led by QB Joe Namath, defeated the heavily favored NFL champion Baltimore Colts 16-7, validating the AFL's legitimacy; Namath famously guaranteed victory, and the Jets' dominant defense and strong running game sealed the win, making it a pivotal moment in football history

Super Bowl I (Jan 15, 1967) saw the NFL's Green Bay Packers, led by Coach Vince Lombardi, defeat the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs 35-10, with the game a competitive 14-10 at halftime before the Packers' defense and QB Bart Starr dominated the second half, highlighted by a Willie Wood interception and breakout performances from Max McGee (7 catches, 138 yds, 2 TDs), securing the first World Championship Trophy.