Marty Brennaman

The Jim Day Podcast

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Baseball, Sports

5.0 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2025

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Back to where it all started as Marty Brennaman, the pod’s 1st guest, returns prior to his statue dedication. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Jim Day podcast.
0:05.5	Hi, Jin Day.
0:06.4	Have a good night, Gene.
0:10.7	February 21st, 2019.
0:14.8	Some nerd decided to do a podcast.
0:18.5	And the very first guest, right out of the the gate I went straight to the top of the
0:24.4	red's food chain at least at the time you also write a bit the nerd part of it too go ahead
0:31.5	please welcome this is a full circle moment welcome back to the the podcast, Francester Martin Brennaman,
0:41.4	to steal a line from a great broadcaster.
0:43.7	How are we looking?
0:44.6	We're looking all right, but let me ask you a question.
0:47.0	Oh, geez, I'm glad I'm sitting.
0:48.3	No, that opening, that taped opening?
0:50.2	Yeah.
0:50.6	Was that A.U.
0:51.7	Svarez, one of our all-time favorite players. One of the best. You're not kidding, boy. That's the truth. Yeah. Okay, go ahead. It's all good. Now the, he's an ambassador now. I was sorry. I went right for it. What's so funny about it? Well, when you first became an ambassador, you weren't happy with the term.
1:13.8	No, and you're the one that came up with it.
1:17.9	Well, you know...
1:18.6	You say a lot of things every now and then it pissed me off.
1:24.8	But I still love you.
1:27.2	A lot of people don't say that. I know how far behind I still love you. A lot of people want to say that.
1:28.4	I know.
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