Tim Wagner

Creative marketing writer, editor & thinker by day. Food prep junkie by night. Outdoors enthusiast by weekend. Father of three and husband of one for life.

[Tim Wagner @TWags15]

Throwin’ it way back with the 2024 🎃.

#Intellivision #RunningMan #80sGamer @landofthe80s @80sThen80sNow @Super70sSports @toys_retro @RetroNewsNow

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

How great were these as a kid?

[80s Nostalgia Channel @80s_channel]

Ralph, Fonzie, and Potsie together again!

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

Remember when the labels were made of styrofoam? Who peeled them off?

[Tim Wagner @TWags15]

A real doozy to overcome 21-14 and 23-17 gaps in G2! #RollOn

[WestAuroraAthletics @WAHSBlackhawks]

Congratulations to Girls Volleyball for winning the UEC championship!

[Retro Toys and Cartoons @toys_retro]

Name the 🎬? 😍

[BaseballHistoryNut @nut_history]

-Tony Gwynn’s career BA = .338

-Tony Gwynn’s BA against Cy Young winners = .339

[Retro Toys and Cartoons @toys_retro]

Punch-Out!! Released 37 years ago today 🥊

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

If you’re of a certain age, you probably still believe this is what Saturday afternoons should sound like

https://t.co/SFMNtGtec2

[Kevin Gallagher @KevG163]

John Facenda

Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025 — Contributors Finalist

#NFL Films' "Voice of God"

[Pro Football Hall of Fame @ProFootballHOF]

OTD in 1984, Hall of Famer Walter Payton became the NFL’s all-time leading rusher, surpassing Jim Brown’s 12,312 yards! 🏆

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

If you wanted to take your Wiffle Ball games to the next level, you needed some of these. That's just how it was.

[Old Time Football 🏈 @Ol_TimeFootball]

OTD 1977
The #Bears were trailing 35-17 in the 4th quarter when Merlo intercepts a pass, Walter Payton gives chase until the last minute.
Merlo scores, still an incredible effort from Walter
#DaBears 
https://t.co/2g2bOYkWiV

[Johnny Bench @JohnnyBench_5]

There will never be another like Pete Rose! He battled his entire life, making it to the Big Leagues on determination and grit. He wanted to win every game and get 3 , no make that 4…no, 5 hits everyday. He won batting title because he had the desire and the goal. He wanted Ty Cobb’s record.

Will we ever see this again? 13 seasons of 190+ hits. 3,562 games played. 5,929 times on base. Rookie of the Year, All Star, Gold Glover, Silver Slugger, MVP and World Series Champion. A local kid from Cincinnati who became a King.

We were teammates, business partners and more importantly, in spite of what everyone thought, we were friends. I will miss him dearly.