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That's N-O-O-O-M dot com to sign up today. Welcome everyone to Long Ball Legacies, the show on the Pitcher List podcast network where we dive into the stories, myths and legends and players who helped shape the game of baseball throughout its history across the world

and the players who help make it the game we love and help make us love the game itself.

I'm your host, Daniel Port.

I'm very excited to have you all here today.

I hope this podcast episode finds you well.

And I appreciate your patience with me getting this episode out.

I'm sure it's the highlight of your day and of your weekend.

And I appreciate your patience with me getting this episode out a little bit later,

getting it out roughly around Saturday night here in Denver.

Normally I try to get it out earlier in the day,

but I feel like this summer's been so

crazy that every week, some kind of extenuating circumstance has forced me to push the episode

back a little bit or try and get it out a little bit later. And I don't want to compromise the

quality of the episode or what we're doing to try and rush it out. So I appreciate your patience. Thank you for sticking with me here.

We've got a really interesting episode for you here today that I'm excited to talk about. So as you remember

from our previous episode on Barry Bonds, we're exploring sort of the prototype of the sort of baseball player with that chip on his shoulder.

The guy who always seems to have a little edge to his swagger, as opposed to the Griffey

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