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That's N-O-O-O-M dot com to sign up for your trial today. Welcome, everyone, the Long Ball Legacy. My name is Daniel Port. I'm your host. Thank you so much for joining us here on the Petrolous Podcast Network. We are here every other Saturday. Today, actually, we're here on a Friday coming out a little early. But thank you so much for joining us. We are here to break down the legacies of the players who met the most throughout baseball history,

both today and in the past, and try to determine who had the greatest impact, who mattered the most,

and just have some fun with it. So thank you for joining me.

Today we are putting together the third part of

what has been a really fun little group of players to analyze first we started with

Bryce Harper and talking about young phenoms and players that we really hyped up as

they were still even just teenagers and then we moved into Mickeyle, who felt like the best example of what Bryce Harper could have been

if he had stayed more healthy.

And then today, we're going to talk about the player

who seems to have most closely emulated Mantle's career

and still fits in with that young phenom, highly hyped star

that we looked at before they could even buy beer, and that's going to be Mike Trout.

Now, Mike Trout was the easy choice to round out this trio.

Harper was such a heralded phenom.

He was compared to LeBron James and Mickey Mandela

hit the big leagues at 19 years old. And legends told about him that feel like they should almost include like a blue ox or involve a pantheon of some sort. But do yourself a favor. And Google Mike Trout stories. That's what I did when I was doing research for this,

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