Ty Cobb's Mother Killed His Father, Light go on at Wrigley, and Steph Curry Saves Team USA from Embarrassment - This DiSH for Aug. 8

In 1905, Ty Cobb's mother Amanda shot and killed his father, W.H. Cobb on the front porch of their home.

In 1988, the lights were finally turned on at Wrigley Field.

In 2024, Steph Curry sank 9 threes and scored 36 points to help Team USA erase a 17-point deficit to beat Serbia 99-95.

In 1992, the US Men's 4 x 100 relay team set a new World Record in the final fun for Carl Lewis in the Olympics.

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