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Music Welcome everyone to Long Ball Legacies.

My name's Daniel Port here every single week on the Pitchelist Podcast Network, diving into the players throughout baseball

history that have helped tell the story of baseball and have shaped this beautiful game that

we love so much.

Thank you for joining me this week.

I wasn't sure really what to talk about this week.

A follow-up first talking about Scott Rowland and Third Baseman that really were affected by Scott Rowland getting in the Hall of Fame.

And then jumping into Japanese players and women players throughout history.

I wasn't quite sure what to talk about this week. So I put out a call for

suggestions in last week's episode to see if there was anyone that folks wanted to talk about out

there or if there was a topic that they thought would be interesting. And Discord member and

loyal listener Little Piranha brought up a really interesting milestone that we were rapidly approaching,

namely that Kelly Jansen was on the verge of saving his 400th game.

And listen, at first, you might be like a reliever, really?

But I argue that not only is Jansen absolutely a worthy topic, who plays a huge role in telling

the story of baseball throughout its history, but I think it brings up a really interesting

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