Hey everybody. Welcome back to the 12-6 podcast. I'm your host, Colin McHugh. Baseball content these days

has been kind of slow. Off-seasons tend to be that way, especially when you're locked out.

But I did want to let you know what I've been listening to and encourage you to check these out

if they feel at all interesting. And no, these are not ads or paid plugs or anything like that.

I just like them and I want to pay it forward to you. David Cohn has a podcast

and he chatted with his old union pal and one of my childhood idols, Tom Glaven. It's pretty

fascinating to hear these two reminisce about the 94 work stoppage and pitching in that era and

all the stuff that goes along with that, especially in the light of where we're at today.

So give it a listen. It's definitely worth it. Music-wise, I've been listening through old Beatles albums,

the White Album, Sergeant Pepper's, all the good ones, and not just the singles, but like all the way through these albums.

They're weird and fun, and they go

along with the other thing that I've been watching recently, which is get back on Disney Plus.

It's the real footage of the Beatles making their last album together, and it's so, so good if you

care about them at all. We talk about it a little bit in today's episode, so after you listen here, do yourself

a favor and go dive into this three-part documentary on, yep, Disney Plus.

Speaking of today's episode, my guest is one of the best relievers in baseball and all-around

really interesting guy, former Rocky, Yankee, and most recently Red Sock, Adam Ottavino.

We talk about what blowing up after a bad outing looks like for him,

playing Little League in the middle of New York City,

and why wearing a Yankees jersey always feels just a little bit heavier.

As always, if you aren't subscribed to the podcast on whatever platform you use,

go ahead and do that so you can stay up to date whenever new episodes air.

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