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This season’s MLB mishaps
Written by Greg Connolly - Summer Arg   
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
The 2009 Major League Baseball season is almost three months gone, and for some players, it hasn’t gone quite how they’d like.
Brad Lidge, Phillies — In 2007 and 2008, the National League East title came down to the wire, with both the Mets and Phillies contending for a spot in the playoffs on the last day of the regular season. Both years, the principal difference between the two teams was the bullpen — the Phillies were lights out while even the weakest teams could tee off the Mets.
Lidge was the centerpiece of the 2008 Phillies bullpen, as he didn’t blow a save in both the regular season and postseason. Few teams have a real solid option for the ninth inning, but the Phillies did in 2008 and it was a major factor in their journey to the World Series.

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It's more than just a Ballgame
Written by Levi Johnstone - Argonaut   
Thursday, 07 May 2009

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John "Johnny Ballgame" Mallory and co-host Gavin Ashburn talk about steriod use in professional athletics in the KUOI DJ booth. Jake Barber/Argonaut
 

It is the longest-running sports radio program in the history of the University of Idaho, and according to the Society of Professional Journalists, is now the best sports radio program in the state of Idaho.

The Johnny Ballgame Era

Listeners know it’s time to talk sports when they tune to 89.5 KUOI and hear “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” blared across airwaves by the “Wasteland Kings,” followed by an emphatic, “Hello sports geeks, and welcome to the Johnny Ballgame Show” or “Welcome my fellow lady killers, and welcome to the Johnny Ballgame Show.”
John Mallory started the “Johnny Ballgame Show” at KUOI nearly three years ago.
“It’s the longest-running sports program they’ve had,” Mallory said,  “so I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad, that I’m still hanging around, but we’ll take it.”

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