164 | Umpire Dale Scott Returns!

Talkin' Baseball (MLB Podcast)

Jomboy Media

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Umpire Dale Scott returns to tell more stories about his many years in the game, while also sharing the story of coming out as the first active, openly gay umpire in MLB. The Oregon-native breaks down his strike-three call, umpire uniforms, and much more with his second go-around on Talkin' Baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Talking Baseball.
0:04.3	We have everyone's favorite umpire back on the show Dale Scott.
0:11.3	What's up everybody?
0:21.5	Welcome back to Talking Baseball.
0:23.0	My name is Jimmy.
0:24.0	I got Jake right next to me.
0:25.5	We got Trev back on this Father's Day excursion and we have an interview with umpire Dale Scott.
0:33.5	Reoccurring guests, not the second ever Trev you asked about at the beginning and Jake was
0:37.7	like, firety's been on three times.
0:39.9	Yeah.
0:40.9	Yeah, it's okay.
0:41.9	It's okay.
0:42.9	Whatever.
0:43.9	Don't worry about me.
0:44.9	But June is Pride Month.
0:46.7	Dale Scott is the first openly gay umpire in Major League Baseball.
0:52.1	So it felt like a no brainer to hear his story.
0:54.5	We wanted to ask all these questions and everything last time, but as you will tell by
0:58.8	this interview, we can get lost in the weeds pretty quickly and just start asking umpire
1:03.2	questions.
1:04.2	So I mean, you guys got anything before we roll it besides he's awesome.
1:08.1	He's great.
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