On this episode of Kenny The Sports Guy Podcast, Kenny dives into one of baseball’s most debated legacies — the career of Sammy Sosa. Once one of the most electrifying sluggers in the game, Sosa captivated fans during the historic home run chase with Mark McGwire during the 1998 season, helping bring baseball back into the spotlight after the 1994–95 Major League Baseball strike.

But despite hitting 609 career home runs, winning the 1998 NL MVP, and becoming a global icon with the Chicago Cubs, Sosa still remains on the outside looking in when it comes to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Why hasn’t one of the most prolific power hitters in history been inducted? Kenny examines the numbers, the controversy surrounding baseball’s steroid era, and the complicated legacy that has kept Sosa out of Cooperstown. Is he a Hall of Famer who has been unfairly judged, or does the era he played in define how history remembers him?

Join Kenny as he breaks down The Hall of Famer That Wasn’t: Sammy Sosa. ⚾🎙️

On this episode of Kenny The Sports Guy Podcast, Kenny dives into one of the most frustrating stories in baseball — the never-ending rebuild of the Oakland Athletics.

From Oakland, to Sacramento, and eventually Las Vegas, the franchise has spent years tearing things down in the name of rebuilding. But when does rebuilding turn into something else entirely? Kenny breaks down the timeline of the A’s roster sell-offs, the controversial relocation process, and what it means for loyal fans who have watched their team continuously hit the reset button.

Is this really a rebuild… or a business strategy disguised as one?

Tune in as Kenny explores the Sac-Wait-Las Vegas Athletics era, the impact on Major League Baseball, and why this situation might redefine what a “rebuild” looks like in modern sports.

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In this historic and inspiring episode of Kenny The Sports Guy Podcast, Kenny sits down with members of the groundbreaking who helped paved the way for the United States women's national bobsleigh team and competed during the debut of women’s Olympic bobsled at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Featuring: Alexandra “Alex” Allred Jill Bakken Linder Cristina “Cris” Dolan Nancy Lang Houghton Laurie Millett Liz Parr-Smestad Michelle Powe Elena Primerano Wise Christine “Chrissy” Spiezio These trailblazers share powerful stories about representing Team USA on the world stage, training at elite levels, and pushing their bodies and minds to the limit at 80+ mph down an icy track. In this episode, we discuss: What it meant to be part of the first Olympic women’s bobsled competition The bond and trust required between driver and brakeman Overcoming barriers in winter sports The legacy they created for future generations of women athletes Life lessons learned from competing at the highest level This is more than an Olympic story — it’s about courage, teamwork, resilience, and breaking barriers in sports history. 🔥 If you love stories of pioneers who changed the game forever, this episode is a must-listen. #KennyTheSportsGuyPodcast #TeamUSA #WomenInSports