Who do you think was the toughest running back in history to bring down? I’ll start with Mr Campbell…..

Hogan and Palmer. Heaters and blue cardigans. 60s golf at its finest

George H. Ruth made his major league debut in July 1914 as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. What a ride the “Babe” would go on for the next 20 years

It was hard to beat Lance Alworth as a 60s AFL receiver. “Bambi” was a stud, seen here beating the Bill’s defense

Ron Hunt set a major league record in 1971 that still stands today. I know many of you know what record is. Comment below if you know what the record is and what the number associated with the record is

Legendary photographer Neil Leifer placed a camera in the second base bag at Dodger Stadium on 4/25/65. Willie Davis of LA slides into the base. The foot is believed to belong to Philadelphia 2nd baseman Tony Taylor

The Packer’s Lionel Aldridge takes down Cleveland QB Frank Ryan in da mud in 1966… #Packers

Walt Bellamy maybe gets a fingertip on this Wilt finger roll in the mid 60s. Willis Reed (19), Dick Barnett (12), Dick Van Arsdale (5) and Hal Greer (15) look on

I was just a child but I saw the ‘Immaculate Reception’ live on TV. I didn’t understand what had just happened until I saw a replay, but it was to this day, one of the craziest endings to a game I’ve ever seen #Steelers #Raiders

What is your opinion of the greatest upset in sports history? Here’s mine:

Sam Huff displaying football as it was meant to be #NYGiants #SamHuff

Pistol with the no look vs Tulane. Gotta love the Tulane uniform socks. Pete was just ahead of his time

Sonny is in for a long night and I think his face says he knows it

Who ya got? Hondo or Logo?

Pirates legend John “Honus” Wagner. Known more now for his famous T206 baseball card than his remarkable playing career. One of the best ever #Pirates #HonusWagner

One is in. The other should be. #LouWhitaker #AlanTrammell

One of my favorite sports pics. Artis Gilmore at Jacksonville way above the rim while Nelson ponders what he’s going to eat for dinner

Bucky Dent went from playing in shorts to hitting one of the biggest home runs in AL history in two years

Byron Nelson won 18 tournaments in 1945, including 11 straight! Incredible

Who ya got? Bird or Magic?