Episode
Cinco de Luncho: The Worst Calls in Sports History
- Podcast
- Evan & Tiki
- Published
- Jul 2, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 595
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Summary
Cinco de Luncho turns the Team USA red card controversy into a countdown of the worst officiating calls in sports history. The list starts with fresh frustration from the World Cup and quickly expands into a debate over the moments where one whistle, one missed call, or one replay failure changed everything. From Super Bowl heartbreak to the Saints and Rams no call, Johan Santana’s no hitter controversy, Armando Galarraga’s perfect game robbery, and the infamous Jeffrey Maier moment, the segment becomes a loud and funny argument over which bad call deserves the top spot. The debate mixes sports history, New York bias, and plenty of outrage over the calls fans still cannot forget.