To have Yogi not included in the greatest living players at 2015, I mean that makes no sense to me whatsoever.

I don't quite understand that.

There are only two people with more than 350 home runs and fewer than 500

strikeouts in the whole history of Major League Baseball.

And their names are Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra.

And that is Joe Madden and Marty O'Pelle.

Joe Madden, a great manager.

Marty Appell, an unbelievable insight.

He's a PR guy for the Yankees, been around forever, and he really knows just about every

Yankee worth knowing, including Yogi Barra.

Lindsay Barra is in studio with us now, if you're smart enough to get the stream, you're watching

her. She is the granddaughter of Yogi Barra. us now if you're smart enough to get the stream you're watching her he's the

she is the granddaughter of Yogi Barrett and executive producer the new documentary

it ain't over. Lindsey great to see you in person. Great to be here

right. So what made you realize?

You were getting concerned that people were forgetting about your dad and how great he was?

Yeah, we opened the documentary at the 2015 All-Star Game and they had a ceremony pre-game presenting the four greatest living players and it was

Hank Aaron Johnny Bench, Sandy Kofax and Willie Mays.

But I was sitting there watching the presentation with my very much alive Grandpa Yogi and I looked at him and I said are you dead and he said not yet because

while all of those players are amazing and I don't think he should have replaced any of them he should have been the fifth person out there with 10 World Series

Championships which is more than all four of them combined. But at that point I

hadn't really started about thinking about making a documentary. Grandpa

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