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Join Wolfie as he dives into the history of the events, actions, and stories that shaped LA sports.
Alexander “Wolfie” Tash is a sports journalist from Los Angeles. Wolfie was drafted out of High School in the 39th round of the 2013 MLB amateur draft to the Chicago White Sox. After deciding to forgo the minor leagues, he attended college at Chapman University, earning a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism in 2017. Wolfie has spent the past five years working in the sports world for companies such as Fox Sports 1, ESPN, and the LA Clippers. These episodes will aim to teach you something new, to give you a different perspective into what sports have to offer the world, and make you think critically about sports and their actors.
for most people, working on Christmas would be a drag, but for NBA players, its actually an honor. So how did this come to be? Join Wolfie on the last Episode of The History Of for 2019!
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Did you know that the LA Dodgers hold the record for most fans to ever attend a home game? Find out how this came to be on a new Episode of The History Of with Wolfie Tash...
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The Houston Astros have been one of the best team in baseball over the past 3 seasons, however its come with some extra outside help. Join Wolfie as he discusses the hottest topic in baseball over the past week on a special edition of The History Of!
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Whats made the 1984 LA Olympics better than any other olympic games? Join Wolfie as he breaks down the 1984 games and looks ahead to 2028 in an all new The History Of!
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As the LA Lakers prepare to tip of the 2019-2020 season with one of the best Duos in the league, Wolfie takes a look back at the last time the Lakers had two of the best players in the league.
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The Dodgers have been the best team in the National League each of the past two year, but have come up short when it mattered most. Join Wolfie as he explores how the Dodgers dropped each of the past two World Series.
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In 1999 Los Angeles built an arena for 3 of their sports teams to share. 20 year later, it’s become one of the most recognizable arenas in the country. Join Wolfie as he explores how the Staples Center came to be.
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For the past 9 years, one player has stood out more than any other in the MLB. Join Wolfie as he dissects how that player became the best player in baseball today. Hint, he plays here in Southern CA!
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As the football season gets ready to kickoff this weekend, Wolfie looks back at one of the greatest teams in NFL history and how they changed the narrative for Rams football.
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USC was the most dominate college football program in the early 2000’s, however they have not been to a national championship since 2005. So whats changed for the men of Troy? Join Wolfie as he discusses how USC went from undefeated to under .
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Clayton Kershaw is one of the best pitchers of this generation and possible of all time, but he has had to make some changes in order to stay at the top. Join Wolfie as he goes through how Clayton Kershaw changed his pitching style!
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LA may be a Dodger town, but it’s the Angels who currently hold the crown of the most recent Southern California Champion. Join Wolfie as he breaks down how the Angels did it on a new episode of The History Of!
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How did the Lakers miss the playoffs more times in the past 6 years than they had in their franchise history? Join Wolfie as he goes through the Bad moves, drama, and injuries the plagued the Lakers for the last 6 seasons.
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How did the city of Los Angeles end up with 2 football teams after not having one for 20 years? Join Wolfie as he goes into how the Chargers decided to join the Rams in moving back to Los Angeles!
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The Clippers just couldn’t get the job done from 2012-2017, yet now are the favorites for the 2020 NBA Championship. So how did the team turn things around in just two short years? Join Wolfie as he discusses how the Clippers turned things around thanks to a couple key moves and one NBA star.
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On this weeks episode of The History Of, Wolfie looks back at how Kirk Gibson became a Dodgers legend with one swing of the bat.
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What happens when the most famous English football player joins an American soccer team? Find out on this weeks episode of The History Of as Wolfie takes a dive into David Beckhams time with the LA Galaxy and thr impact it had on Major League Soccer...
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With the Women’s World Cup starting today, Wolfie dives into a turning point for the United States Women’s National Team and how they put themselves on the map as the best soccer team in the world 20 years ago.
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Los Angeles baseball changed forever in 1981, and not just because the Dodgers won the World Series. Join Wolfie as he explores how a 20 year old kid from Mexico inspired a generation of Latin American baseball fans.
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This week, Wolfie takes a look at how Magic Johnson changed the culture of the Lakers in just 27 months...
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This week, Wolfie goes in depth on the Rams brought football back to Los Angeles and how the team went from being worst to first in a 3 year span.
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Wolfie breaks down how the Clippers were from never winning anything to never missing the playoffs thanks to three players and one catchy nickname.
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On Episode one of the History Of, Wolfie breaks down the history of Cody Bellinger’s swing as a professional, and how he went from unanimous rookie of the year, to being benched in the World Series, to then being one of the most feared hitters in the MLB.
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