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Flashback to 2001, when The St Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner was the lead blocker for a play against the Atlanta Falcons. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro #nfl #nflfootball #superbowl #reels

Flashback to 1986, when WDIV in Detroit ran a promo featuring Chet Lemon of The Detroit Tigers. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content.

Flashback to 1983, when The Buffalo Bills Darryl Talley sacked The San Francisco 49ers Joe Montana. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1996, when The Minnesota Timberwolves Tom Gugliotta goes behind his back vs The Chicago Bulls. Gugliotta played 13 years in the NBA for The Washington Bullets, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, Phoenix Suns, Utah Jazz, Boston Celtics and Atlanta Hawks.

Flashback to 1997, when The San Antonio Spurs' David Robinson put the ball into the hoop after a third effort vs The Minnesota Timberwolves. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 2013 when The New York Red Bulls' Juninho received a red card for kicking the ball at Sporting KC keeper Jimmy Nielsen. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1992, when The Oakland Athletics Rickey Henderson hits a home run with style against The Kanasas City Royals. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1980, when The Philadelphia 76ers Dr.J. (Julius Erving) dunked twice on The Los Angeles Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar during game 5 of The NBA Finals. The Lakers would defeat the 76ers 108-103.

Flashback to 2008, when Manchester Uniteds Paul Scholes scored an absolute beauty against Barcelona during The Campions League Semi-final 2nd Leg. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 2007, when The Phoenix Suns Leandro Barbosa throws an incredible pass to Amar'e Stoudemire in a playoff matchup vs. The Los Angeles Lakers. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 2006, when Michael Essien of Chelsea FC scored a beautiful goal vs. Arsenal. Essien over his career played for the Ghana national team, Bastia, Lyon, Chelsea, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Panathinaikos, Persib Bandung and Sabail

Flashback to 1989, when The Seattle Mariners' Ken Griffey Jr. hit his first MLB homerun off Eric King of the Chicago White Sox. Griffey would play 22 MLB seasons, hitting 630 home runs for the Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds, and Chicago White Sox.

Flashback to 2012, when The Detriot Lions Ndamukong Suh sacked The Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler. Cutler would leave the game but would later return for the Bears 13-7 win. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1996, when The Baltimore Orioles' Eddie Murray hit his 500th career home run. Murray played in the MLB for 21 years, playing for the Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians and Anaheim Angeles.

Flashback to 1988, when The Los Angeles Lakers A.C. Green the NBA's Ironman brings down The Utah Jazz's Karl Malone during game 4 of the western conference semifinals. The Lakers would win the game 113-100 and would take the series 4-3.

Flashback to 1990, when the "bash brothers" Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco of The Oakland Athletics came into Detroit to play the Tigers but Cecil Fielder stole the show by hitting a home run outside the park.

Flashback to 1994, when Riddick Bowe and Larry Donald had a press conference to promote their upcoming boxing match. Chaos soon erupted. Bowe would eventually win the match via unanimous decision.

Flashback to 1979, when The Houston Astros signed Nolan Ryan to a four-year, 4.5 million dollar deal. The contract made Ryan baseball's first million dollar a-year contract. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1977, when The Philadelphia 76ers Dr. J Julius Erving showed off his dunking skills during game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semi-final vs. The Boston Celtics. The 76ers would win the game 83-77. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

NFL, fans! Do you remember quarterback Kordell Stewart? He played 11 NFL seasosn playing for The Pittsburgh Steelers, Chicago Bears, and The Baltimore Ravens. What are your favorite Kordell Stewart memories? Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1998, when The Pittsburgh Pirates Jose Guillen shows off an impressive and accurate throw against The Colorado Rockies. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1979, when The Pittsburgh Steelers "Mean" Joe Green appeared in one of the most iconic ads for Coca-Cola. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Do you remember Kirk Gibson? On this day in the year 1988, while playing for The Los Angeles Dodgers, he won the NL MVP award. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Do you remember James Worthy? On this day in the year 1990, he was arrested in Houston and charged with two counts of solicitation of prostitution. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Remember Dwight Gooden? In 1985, at the age of 20, the New York Mets pitcher became the youngest 20-game winner in MLB history. Don't forget to follow Historical Sports Goon for more retro sports-related content

Flashback to 1971, when The Miami Dolphins visited The Los Angeles Rams. The Dolphins would win the game 20-14. Later in the season, the Dolphins would make it all the way to The Super Bowl but would lose to The Dallas Cowboys.

Flashback to 1991, when The Calgary Flames and The Los Angeles Kings were involved in a crazy bench battle. The game would be stopped with 3:52 remaining in the first period, with the officials sending both teams to the locker rooms to cool down. Follow us on Instagram for a longer version.