Today on the Zabe cast Sports can inspire Sports can amaze but sometimes

sports just leaves you slack-jawed saying did that really happen? Andy Poland joins me on a Monday

Albert Haynesworth kidney Kidney Problem, Josh Norman Jumping Bulls,

Do Sports TV ratings matter anymore,

and his take on the bagel bite of Long Island.

All that plus the legend of Grand Master Flush?

Your bonus, 45 minutes of little old me is locked and loaded,

so buckle up and let's go!

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Here we go. Here we go. groundball to second base. Rent Heefel, falls down, picks it up, fires the first,

the Angels have no hit, the Seattle Mariners.

There are some things in sports that just don't stand the test of rational explanation and that

was one of them. Wow on a night in which the fallen LA Angel Tyler Skaggs was honored at home with every player on the team

wearing his number 45 jersey and with his mother throwing out the first pitch and throwing a dead strike at

that from what looked to me like regulation distance. The following things all happen after that. Skags, well his mom throws out the first

pitch. He said no hitter. Oh by the way, 13 nothing no hitter. Mike Trout hits a home run on his first swing wearing Skaggs is number 45. It went

454 feet. 45, 454. It's the franchise, it's their franchise 11th, no hitter. Skags were number 11 in high school.

They scored seven runs in the first. 13 runs total and Skagss's birthday is on 713 and the game was played on the 12th

But still that's pretty darn close. It's amazing stuff and then the photos afterwards of every player

laying their number 45 Skaggs Jersey on the mound for their fallen teammate is just incredible powerful stuff and with

that we say welcome aboard and thank you very much for downloading thank you as

well for always listening to this particular podcast.

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