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SUNDAY REQUEST - @noah_ken13 asks about influential players who are not quite Hall of Fame worthy

Todd Radom, the brilliant sports graphic artist, chats on the podcast about the Rockies, Phillies and anything else that popped in our brains.

In the 1940's Stan Musial had a chance to jump ship to Mexico. I kind of wish he did.

I am at a point where I can not want for more as a sports fan. If I went back in time and talked to my 14 year old self, he wouldn't believe what I have seen.

I hope this October will bring some of the biggest superstars to the World Series.

Superfan @cu8sfan (aka Cubs Fan With an 8) asks a question about the Cy Young Award and how it used to be awarded

A Potpourri Episode - Comedian Brody Stevens talks about pampering pitchers arms and Stacey Gotsulias remembers a piece she wrote about her dad.

It is time for the Sunday Request. @rybrooks26 wants to know the best ways baseball could appeal to a younger audience.

This weekend will feature Old Timers Day at Yankee Stadium, one of the best traditions of all of baseball. Savor it now. Losing Yogi Berra last fall means the links to the distant past at the event are slowly slipping away.

I began talking about the MLB Draft and I wound up trying to figure out the direction of my life and the podcast and somehow I compare myself to Ralph Waldo Emerson. Typical baseball stuff.

The Padres will draft 4 of the first 48 players today. This could make or break the franchise and be the difference between employment and firing the front office. No pressure!

If George Steinbrenner had run for President in his lifetime, how would that have been any crazier than Trump running?

Sports artist and designer Todd Radom returns to the podcast to talk about the Phillies, stadiums and many other things that popped into my brain

The Dodgers DFA'd their one time promising star Alex Guerrero. Could that humiliation help another team?

On this SUNDAY REQUEST, @robullman wants my thoughts on Marlon Byrd and his PED suspension.

The loss of Muhammad Ali makes me wonder who in baseball had a similar legacy and if there will be anyone in the future who could fill his shoes.

San Diego had an epic collapse that will make Padres chairman Ron Fowler go bananas. He was already mad. He can't be happy now.

Baseball needs to create a culture of stars similar to what the NBA has. They had the chance a few decades ago.

Outside my son's baseball field, I remembered by best Little League moments. Then our game took forever to get started.

Super fan of the podcast, @cu8sfan , has some questions about why the Expos would work now as opposed to before.