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This rivalry dates all the way back to 1894.

Teams did not meet, though, between '35 and '76.

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He was a sports correspondent for CNN and for local TV and radio stations in the 80s, winning the Best Sportscaster Award for the California Associated Press three times, and he co-hosted ESPN's SportsCenter from 92 to 97.

Then from 98 to 2001, he was a producer and anchor for Fox SportsNet and a host of Fox Sports' coverage of Major League Baseball.

From March 2003 to January 2011, he hosted the weeknight political commentary program Countdown with Him on MSNBC, and he received attention for his pointed criticism of American conservatives and right-wing politicians and public figures.

Well, he is at the age of 67 years old.

In 2007, ten years after Oberman's departure, in an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman, he said, If you burn a bridge, you can possibly build a new bridge, but if there's no river anymore, that's a lot of trouble.

And during the same interview, Oberman stated that he had recently learned that as a result of ESPN's agreeing to let him return to the airwaves on ESPN Radio, he was banned from ESPN's main Bristol, Connecticut campus.

In 1999, he joined Fox Sportsnet to be the star anchor for their sports news show, Fox Sports News Primetime, which was an ill-fated competitor to SportsCenter.

Olbermann later left the show to be an anchor and executive producer for the Keith Olbermann Evening News, a sportscast similar to SportsCenter that aired weekly on Sunday evenings.

He co-hosted ESPN SportsCenter from 92 to 97.

From 98 to 2001, he was a producer and anchor for Fox SportsNet and a host for Fox Sports coverage of Major League Baseball.

We'll be looking at the guy born in New York City, New York, and he is age 67, born January 27, 1955.

Keith Theodore Oberman is who we're looking at next week on episode 179. of The Legacy of Queens.

I might have my timelines off here.

Was it just prior to them getting the show on the Fox Sports Network? Or was it prior to getting the move to Spike?

It was prior to the move to spike because it was after Fox sports ran out and it was before spike because they were airing on their own website.

Yeah.

Right, on his own private jet.

Remember when we did all those pilots for Fox Sportsnet? You have your

scam radar up and running right now.

Well, Fox Sportsnet wasn't a scam.

Well,

okay, we did do the pilots.

I think it's called Miles' Law.

And so apropos Colin Coward and Tim Brando, the question you need to ask yourself is where do those guys sit? You know, but to those who aren't following closely enough, those guys both work for the Fox Sports Network.

Yes.

And that's all you need to know.

So Bernard, like for whatever reason back then, was sweating it.

What's the boss man going to say? What's the boss man going to say? And so we get back to Fox Sports Net.

That was when he produced, along with John Entz.

John Entz, another one of my favorite guys.

I mean, at the Mandalay Bay, we actually came off the stage into the audience in 2001.

I was a commentator for that for ESPN or for Fox Sports Net.

And I'm not sure who left the stage first.

It might have been Cormier or one of those guys.

The Best Poser Award, $10,000.

the charity golf tournament for Chalk Hospital.

And then I was doing the commentating for ESPN and Fox Sports Net.

And I was putting myself in a place where it was uncomfortable for me, but I was an expert.

September 8th, 2004, it was the last NWA TNA show.

weekly pay-per-view in Nashville Tennessee at the TNA Asylum the Nashville Fairgrounds and would be switching over to the Sunday night pay-per-views with Victory Road November 7th that year At this time, they were, Impact started just in June that month on Fox Sports Net.

And that's when they first started running at the Impact Zone Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.

And this was during Jeff Hardy's first run in TNA where he was chasing Jeff Jarrett and the NWA World Championship at the time.