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🥳NEW EPISODE🥳
🎙Good Manager Discussion
🎙TWIB: Joe Nuxhall Debut
🎙Roger Connor HOF Discussion
🎙Lou Gehrig Parting Shot
Please have a listen at the link below or wherever you get podcasts! #Baseball #Podcast #History #HOF #MLB #LouGehrig
www.spreaker.com/episode/mana...
Check out the video of my presentation with 1985 @cardinals.com pitcher Kurt Kepshire!
1937 NL MVP voting. How was it this close? The Cubs almost won the pennant, but I don't think managing pitchers or framing were really taken into consideration then (sarcasm).
Ducky almost doubled every offensive counting stat (triple crown!). Legit, I would like to know how? Politics?
Alex, or Ken, I'll take 'The easiest question ever asked on Jeopardy, ever, like by a mile, seriously, could it be easier, like are we even trying anymore, really, I remember when this show used to be hard' for $800, please.
Tried this Mets cola from Kirin. It tasted like flat diet Coke. Still, more enjoyable than watching a Mets game this year.
I get it already, I'm old.
Barry Jones is:
A- Wondering why somebody wants his autograph.
B- Trying to remember how to spell Barry Jones.
C- Is hiding a Conehead-like dome under that huge pillbox hat and hoping nobody notices.
Both Mickey Mantle & Willie Mays were banned from baseball in the 1980's for working as greeters at casinos. A long way from today's game & betting, yeah?
But you've gotta make a dime somehow, so here's The Mick & Say Hey teaming up with Blue Bonnet margarine. Seems like a natural fit?
Jackie Robinson grew up in a diverse Pasadena neighborhood, & when one of those neighbors, his baseball teammate Shig Takayama, was incarcerated at Manzanar with his family, the Robinsons helped take care of their home. For my new column, a story of the worst & best of America through baseball. 🗃️
Jackie Robinson can help us better remember a largely forgotten teammate and childhood friend, Shigeo “Shig” Takayama, and the connections between African American and Japanese American baseball.
