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Episode 6 kicks off a new “Dog Era” series, diving into the World War II generation of MLB players who left the diamond to serve, including legends like Bob Feller, Ted Williams, and Yogi Berra, and the lasting impact their service had on the game. From over 500 big leaguers answering the call to the creation of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, we highlight the stories, sacrifices, and true “dogs” of baseball’s toughest era.

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Mac McClung went from small-town Virginia to three consecutive Slam Dunk Contest wins, reviving an event fans had almost given up on. Matt and Katie break down his journey, why sticking in the NBA has been so tough, and why his story fits exactly what this podcast is about. BONUS: Hear our ill-informed Super Bowl predictions and important Giannis and Philip Rivers updates.

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Episode 4 puts the spotlight on Mark Webber — Aussie Grit himself — as we (imperfectly but enthusiastically) explain Formula One, the chess match at 200 mph, and how a 6'1" plumber’s apprentice became a nine-time F1 race winner who nearly grabbed a world title. Along the way, we unpack Red Bull drama, and hit Big Dogs of the Week with Olympic figure skating history and an all-time SkiMo qualifying moment.

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