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Bo Jackson Might Be the GOAT of Trash Talking🤣

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@JeffPassan gives his take on the likelihood of these MLB scenarios playing out!

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Over the last 1-2 decades the rise in costs to play youth baseball at a high level has skyrocketed to prices that are unaffordable for many American Households.

Has the sport become white collared, pricing out many of our most talented youth athletes?

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You do not want to get on The Captain’s bad side!

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What do you prefer? Analytics📈 or the Eye Test👀?

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Bo Jackson Hit Upper Deck Tanks LEFTY 😳

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Takeout slides into second base and home plate were a crazy sight to see in the late 1900’s. Over the years MLB has implemented rules to avoid injuries on these plays, effectively removing any action at the base.

Should MLB allow bring these slides back? Or was it a good change to the game?

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On June 6th, 1993 an all out brawl between the Seattle Mariners and Baltimore Orioles almost put an end to Cal Ripken’s streak of games played. In the fight Ripken twisted his knee and according to Harold Reynolds he could barely walk.

But Ripken somehow made it back into the lineup the next day in a game time decision, keeping the streak alive. 2 years later he would break Lou Gehrig’s record of 2,130 straight games played and continued his streak up until 1998, where he voluntarily sat out after 2,632 consecutive games played.

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The Best Advice Harold Reynolds Ever Received!

Harold Reynolds has been on TV for 30 years now, and this conversation with Chris Berman is one of the main reasons he has seen so much success.

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Harold Reynolds describes seeing Pistol Pete for the first time when he and LSU played Oregon State!

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“He was the best player in Baseball at age 20”. Harold Reynolds recalls what it was like seeing Ken Griffey Jr’s rise to superstardom in Major League Baseball.

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Harold Reynolds reacts to Bo Jackson’s unbelievable throw. Flat footed from the left field wall, Bo threw a perfect ball home on the fly to get Reynolds just before he scored the games winning run.

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One conversation with Nolan Ryan and legendary pitching coach Tom House changed the course of Randy Johnsons career!

Is Randy Johnson the greatest pitcher of all time?

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Kevin Mitchell really ran the show😂

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Harold Reynolds tells the best Rickey Henderson story you will ever hear😂

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Carlos Ruiz, otherwise known as “Chooch”, became one of the most beloved Phillies players of the late 2000’s and early 2010’s. At his peak his was a tremendous defender who could provide great offensive production in at a position where offense is hard to find.

It was in the playoffs where Chooch cemented himself as a Phillies legend though. His career .742 OPS in the regular season jumped to an .802 OPS in the playoffs. Former Phillies on the ATS Baseball podcast have spoken about how he always seemed to find a way to get the clutch hit when the team needed it.

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CC Sabathia was on another level in the second half of 2008, almost singlehandedly leading the Brewers to the postseason🔥

Happy Birthday to the Hall of famer!

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Oakland has produced some of the greatest players in baseball history. The city has been home to four World Series Championships dating back to the A’s arrival in 1969. Just because they don’t have an MLB team anymore doesn’t mean that this city wasn’t all about baseball!

Listen in as Jimmy Rollins explains the baseball fever he grew up around.

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