A little credit goes to Neil Young for inspiring the title, and Lee Mazzola for suggesting the sub-title. The latter is a little misleading, though, as my first sports memory doesn't quite go back 40 years, but since I've been alive for 40-plus, it basically fits the spirit of the series.
Once again, I'll explain that these are the 40 sports moments that are most important to me, and nothing else. Those that I witnessed in person, obviously, take on a little extra meaning, but ultimately the most important factors are how vividly I remember these moments and what they mean to me today.
- Hammerin' 715 (1974)
- The Revolutionary War (1977)
- Mr. October (1977)
- The Tear-Stained Quarter (1978)
- The Boston Massacre (1978)
- Ode to Ron Guidry (1978)
- Miracle at the Meadowlands (1978)
- Good Night, Captain (1979)
- The Miracle on Ice (1980)
- The Louie and Bouie Show (1980)
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