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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 Pitcherless podcast network where we dive into these 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.

Thanks, everyone, for being here.

I'm really excited about this week's episode.

I felt going with last week's theme that I wanted to talk a little bit about what they're

going through Albert Bell and how underrated he was.

I wanted to talk a little bit this week about another underrated player.

I thought that would be a fun theme to look at.

And players who don't properly recognize their contributions or how good they were in retrospect.

And so for me, the essence of that type of player is Eddie Murray.

I grew up watching Eddie Murray. I love Eddie Murray. And what's interesting is, at first, I kind of, you start reading things in the media and you start looking at Eddie Murray.

And what it turns out is he's like that player that like, if you listen to music,

I'll give an example. I love this musician named Warren Zvon. And most people probably

know Warren Zvon by now. But the funny thing about Warren Zvon is for a long time, kind of

Frank Zappa and guys like that had the same reputation where they weren't anyone's

like in the populace, like our favorite musicians.

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