In this episode of The Sports Lunatics Show, Shawn and Howie discuss the life and career of Mets' 1969 World Series Champion Jerry Koosman, the World Series victory for the Milwaukee Brewers and what it could mean to the future of baseball, the new candidates for the Baseball Hall of Fame in the managers and executives category and how the voting could go, and some tortured North American fan bases. It was certainly a lively episode.

In this episode of The Sports Lunatics Show, Shawn and Howie share stories of the two sides of Ron Duguay - hockey player Ron Duguay and the legend, Ron Duguay. Then they discuss the perhaps forgotten career of Andre Lacroix, the former Flyer who would become the all-time leading scorer in World Hockey Association history. Then Shawn wanted to explore the issue of stars wanting to leave Canadian teams and what it means. Certainly an interesting episode.

Shawn and Howie start off by talking about the agony of October 19, 1981, when Rick Monday hammered the National League Championship Series winning home run off Steve Rogers in the ninth inning of Game Five of that series to break the hearts of Canadian baseball fans everywhere. From that they pivot to Friday, October 16 when the Ottawa RedBlacks collected their first victory in more than a year, 40-39, over the Toronto Argonauts. Howie was there covering the game for local television. A great conversation of memories and moments.