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Per my googling, the Jerry Springer show is still on: Original release September 30, 1991 – present

I think my favorite play is getting the guy in from third on a sacrifice fly! Haha

That was such a vicious hit - do we think that would have sidelined any player, or was it because Aaron already had neck problems?

The first time they started with instant replay - at least 25 years ago (it seems that they did it, then got rid of it, then brought it back with a vengeance), I kept saying this is going to be the case. If you watch any highlight film from the 70s or whatever, it's such a breath of fresh air that the play is going to stand as is. There have been at least two times at the stadium this year that I didn't cheer for a Bills touchdown or big turnover because I thought for sure it was getting overturned - so I missed out on the moment. And, when the TV guys, etc. say one thing and the ref under the hood says another, who knows if they really got it right in the end anyway. Wasn't Mike Carey actually making those calls under the hood for years, before he got exposed on TV.

Haha - whatever. But, that's OK - the movie Arbitrage with Richard Gere had nothing to do with arbitrage, either.

Is Jerry Springer no longer on TV?

I love this.

Nice win over the Hoosiers

In Marv's book, he was talking about the great character of those Bills teams..............Uh, not really.

Go Orange!

I've never seen a definition of it other than it taking advantage of a price difference of the same thing on two different markets.

He was on Adam Carolla's podcast a few months ago, and some of that stuff he does with the different voices that get people all riled up is pretty funny.

Probably right. The only thing I liked about that guy was how much he loved Buffalo - now that's gone, too.

This is what arbitrage is. It's not buying something undervalued on the same market. Yes, it is.

Tony Kornheiser is by far the best. But, I was laughing at Bill Burr blasting the Bills and Bills fans yesterday.

Could be a prostitute?

I only listen on demand and I don't even understand when he's on. How many shows does he do a week now?

Actually, it was Allison

I actually figured all these hamstring issues was due to these guys being so jacked up now. I don't remember OJ ever being out with a hamstring. I'm not sure if they had them back in the 70s!

Makes total sense. The NFL used to not play any night games vs. the World Series. When I was young, I thought it was due to mutual respect. Turned out it was just that they would get trounced. 30 years ago, 1986, Game 7 of the WS got rained out and had to be played on Monday. It was the famous Mets-Sox series. It went up against the already scheduled MNF game of I'm pretty sure Skins-Giants, a big game, and destroyed it. Then, as per the article, the NFL decided to flex it's bully muscles: Six years ago, the first time the NFL opted to challenge MLB’s marquee event, Steelers at Saints won decisively in a matchup against the Rangers and the Giants, 11.8 vs. 10.4. I am sooooooo glad baseball won last night!!!

I remember saying to my friends when he announced he was getting divorced from Beth - that this takes away so much of his schtick. Which was that he couldn't bang all these hot celebrity women (that we can all relate to) - because he "couldn't afford to get divorced."

Although my mom would jitterbug to all of these, this was my favorite:

I had had XM only for a long time, and wasn't getting Howard. This summer, I got Sirius, as well - and started listening for the first time since he went to satellite.........I would listen to On Demand interviews. I couldn't believe how annoying he had become on the interviews. He would ask a leading question, then the guest would start answering it and he'd interrupt and go on a tangent. I can see once in a while, but it was all the time now. The leading question part was the most annoying part. He'd have some half cocked theory about something and I bet half the guests would just say yes as like an improv class would teach you to not say No.............But, I'd be glad when the guest would flat out say NO...........Something along the lines of "Steve Miller - it's true that you hated Boz Scaggs, right?" I had read later that since the NY Times or the New Yorker had come out and said that he was the best interviewer out there, that it had gotten to his head, and he's not the same in that regard..............As well, as what you guys are saying - my favorite stuff back in the day would be him ripping into the pretentiousness of Hollywood, etc. stars. His ball busting was hilarious.

They've been doing this for the past two postseasons.