65. Casey Stengel
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01. 1900-49
The SportsCentury begins with this two-hour reflection of the major sports events that endeared themselves to the American conscience in the first half of the 20th Century. Dave Anderson, Dick Schaap, and Curt Gowdy sit around newspaper offices as the ""hosts"" in this newsreel-type retrospective.
02. No. 50 -- Chris Evert
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03. No. 49 -- O.J. Simpson
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04. No. 48 -- Pete Sampras
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05. No. 47 -- Edwin Moses
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06. No. 46 -- Eric Heiden
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07. No. 45 -- Bill Tilden
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08. SportsCenter of the Decade: 1950s
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09. No. 44 -- Bobby Jones
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10. No. 43 -- Julius Erving
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11. No. 42 -- Sandy Koufax
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12. No. 41 -- Wilma Rudolph
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13. No. 40 -- Lawrence Taylor
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14. No. 39 -- Walter Payton
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15. No. 38 -- Ben Hogan
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16. No. 37 -- Mickey Mantle
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17. SportsCenter of the Decade: 1960s
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18. No. 36 -- Oscar Robertson
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19. The Greatest Coaches of the Century
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20. No. 35 -- Secretariat
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21. Most Influential People in Sports
Counts down the ten non-athletes who left the greatest impact on the sports world in the 20th Century. Profiles include: Walter O'Malley, Branch Rickey, Pette Rozelle, David Stern, Roone Arledge, and Marvin Miller.
22. Greatest Dynasties
The teams that dominated their sport–the New York Yankees, Boston Celtics, Montréal Canadiens, UCLA Bruins, Notre Dame Fighting Irish–are profiled. So are the Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Braves, Chicago Bulls, and San Francisco 49ers.
23. No. 34 -- Lou Gehrig
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24. No. 33 -- Mark Spitz
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25. Greatest Games
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26. No. 32 -- Johnny Unitas
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27. No. 31 -- Bobby Orr
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28. No. 30 -- Larry Bird
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29. SportsCenter of the Decade: 1970s
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30. No. 29 -- Arnold Palmer
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31. No. 28 -- Red Grange
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32. No. 27 -- Jerry Rice
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33. No. 26 -- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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34. No. 25 -- Joe Montana
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35. No. 24 -- Sugar Ray Robinson
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36. No. 23 -- Jackie Joyner-Kersee
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37. No. 22 -- Joe DiMaggio
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38. SportsCenter of the Decade: 1980s
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39. No. 21 -- Gordie Howe
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40. No. 20 -- Ty Cobb
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41. No. 19 -- Martina Navratilova
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42. No. 18 -- Bill Russell
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43. No. 17 -- Magic Johnson
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44. No. 16 -- Ted Williams
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45. No. 15 -- Jackie Robinson
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46. No. 14 -- Hank Aaron
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47. No. 13 -- Wilt Chamberlain
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48. No. 12 -- Carl Lewis
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49. No. 11 -- Joe Louis
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50. No. 10 -- Babe Didrikson
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51. No. 9 -- Jack Nicklaus
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52. No. 8 -- Willie Mays
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53. No. 7 -- Jim Thorpe
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54. No. 6 -- Jesse Owens
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55. No. 5 -- Wayne Gretzky
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56. No. 4 -- Jim Brown
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57. No. 3 -- Muhammad Ali
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58. No. 2 -- Babe Ruth
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59. No. 1 -- Michael Jordan
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60. SportsCenter of the Decade: 1990s
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61. Yogi Berra
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62. Derek Jeter
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63. Brian Piccolo
A profile of the late Brian Piccolo, the 1964 ACC Player of the Year at Wake Forest and later a member of the Chicago Bears, where he formed a friendship with Gale Sayers that was depicted in the 1971 film “Brian's Song.” Piccolo died of cancer in 1970.
64. Brian Piccolo
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102. No. 50 - Chris Evert
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103. Joe DiMaggio
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104. Willie Mays
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105. Billy Martin
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106. Don Larsen
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