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Great show guys!!!! You're memories take me back to my backyard growing up; hitting a styrofoam Union 76 ball so I wouldn't break woodshed windows or pitching countless hours at "The Wall" in front of the driveway after drawing a picture of home plate with chalk. These were my times alone to play the game that allowed me to do play-by-play as well as be each hitter in the lineup or the pitcher facing the major's best lineup each time I thru my full compliment of pitches. And these distant dreams are still active in my heart and mind today. I could never have imagined my sons would have picked up where I left off. How blessed the three of us are!

The catcher/umpire story is not in my baseball knowledge loop. I think the catcher dropped a foul ball because he ran into the umpire, On the next pitch, Gedman got crossed up on the pitch, the pitch went past him & BOOM Mr. Umpire gets nailed BUT GOOD. My guess.

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I mean there are a lot of situations at our house that results in me being a murderer of fun but the one that comes to mind was recently. I walked into our kitchen/living room area and two of the boys are punting a football back and forth. One is standing right next to about 20 framed family pictures and other glass decorations. The look of confusion as to why that was a bad idea on both faces. In this same topic, what really stands out to me now that I have kids is how relaxed my parents were comparatively. My brother and I used to play lots of indoor sports in our living room to kitchen area. This included full court basketball from the front door all the way to the back sliding door (suction cup hoop on one side, and an over door hoop on the other). Think 90's level physicality. Then we would also play home run derby in the same space with a tube sock filled with other socks hitting plastic baseballs (kind of like McDonald's ball pit balls). Homer's to left center ended up in the kitchen and often knocked things off of shelves. Absolute chaos and I don't ever recall my parents telling us to stop. They are better people than me.

😊 As your Dad, 2 MoF come to mind... sewer line dug up in Grandma's backyard. You two took your green army men and hit the trench not knowing there was raw sewage still in there. Mom & I had to call a retreat and spoil your fun...and many green army men lost their lives in the trench that day. #2 You 2 & a friend wanted to sell baseball cards at the garage by the main highway. I said no. Didn't want you by the highway with your cards or cash you would need to make change. 😮

If a collection of crows is a "murder," is a collection of kids also a "murder?" That might make you the murderer of the murder's fun.

Happy birthday, fellas!

I would say that I would most likely have been a Marty Berrett. Middle infielder but I didn't have the arm to play short at a higher level.

I've got a couple of boys that I would compare to John Kruk in the All Star Game against Randy Johnson!!! Hahahaha!

I marvel at the lives you both manage. AND thoughts you "aired" today are very natural from a dad's point of view. Adam, thanks for "It's not about me." Never crossed my mind way back when as a parent.... Upcoming discussion: How do you entertain multiple children @ multiple ages at a baseball game while still enjoying the game yourdelf?

That fits for the brew crew

We really enjoyed this show tonite (except for the apparent internet glitches) Good info. We can sense where you are progressing to. Keep up the good work!

Yankees fan and our song is I think im gonna kill myself buy waylon jennings

I remember that! Got a lot of attention but not so many wins....

Have you ever seen someone slide on that baseline. You want to talk about scrapes

The man of steal!!

Just remember this was in 1922 not 2024

Orioles in the deck, or Orioles on the deck (hit by the Yankees)? 🤔

I opened one of those packs last Christmas and got Ken Griffey 1st try 😅

I went 7 out of 10

Ben Sheets won 20 games 0 times

USE GLOVES

NO NOT THE FINGERS

I got 2 of 10...my, oh, my....got a slump going there!

I got the same 3 Adam did and same 2 Aaron did. Well, golly!!!!

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I used to watch in Angels in Wrigley Field in Los Angeles in 1961 and then at Chavez Ravine (it was never called Dodger Stadium when the Angels played home games there) and finally at Anaheim Stadium when the Big A scoreboard was in left field. Odd story: Gene Autry never intended to buy the Angels as an expansion team but went to the A.L. expansion meeting in 1960 just to sign a contract with the new owner to broadcast the Angel games on KMPC radio which he owned. After a few meetings the A.L. asked Autry if he wanted to buy the expansion team so he did. Another interesting fact: Alex Johnson beat out Carl Yastrzemski to win the 1970 A.L. batting crown by 1000th of a percentage point. It was something like Johnson: .3276 and Yaz: .3274.

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The figure of 85,265 was for a doubleheader on September 9, 1928, when the Athletics entered Yankee Stadium with a ½-game lead in the pennant race. The Yankees won both games to move ahead by 1½ games, and ended the season 2½ ahead. Urban Shocker died of pneumonia and heart disease that day at the age of 37, two months after the Yankees released him. I remember surfing the radio dial on April 17, 1979 and coming across the Seattle station KIRO in the early stages of the Mariners' game at Oakland. I listened to the rest of the game, and all through the broadcast, Dave Niehaus and Ken Wilson kept remarking on how few people were at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, even by usual Oakland standards. The attendance was finally announced at 653, and it was said that the actual attendance may have been 200. Those of us listening on the radio and the few at the game witnessed an entertaining game, with the A's scoring a run with the bases loaded and 2 out in the bottom of the 9th to win 6-5. Losing pitcher Odell Jones went the distance despite allowing 13 hits.

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Great video!

I loved Barry bonds but when he didn't sign my baseball when I was just 9 years old at spring training against the Phillys in Miami before they had the marlins because I didn't have a pen and handed it back to me when there was pens everywhere people trying to get a autograph he could of use any of those and sign it after that I was depressed and hated Barry bonds after that

Man memory's I had 7 of those cards the checklist cards I loved

Let's trade some cards....

Nice

Nice stuff guys. 👍 fun rip. 👊 Have a good week!

I score 3 on Aaron's "?"s...2 correct on Adam's. BONUS! I knew the Reds were the other clean shaven bunch!

Nice rip bud 👍

Fun rip bud 👍 New sub 👊 Have a good week!

Cool concept turn the music down can’t hear you

2 of 5 on both sets of questions. Same questions correct as both of you! Not your father for nuthin'!!!!

Lmao Wander Franco’s future stardom has burned out rather quickly