Hello listening audience and welcome to South Beach Sessions hosted by Dan Labetard.

Every week it's a long form interview with a unique guest telling their story.

And recently it's become a means of introducing you to the fine people that metal arc media

is partnering up with and bringing into the fold.

I'm going to go back to our roots here and have just a fun interview in which Dan lays out

and lets Tim Kirkchin and Mike Sure recently announced joining metal arc media also show runner

extraordinaire. We leave them to just geek out over 1990s baseball and even older baseball.

These are two of the most passionate baseball fans you've ever heard and we just wanted to get them

in a zoom room together and let them geek out and geek out they did. We finally got this audio

cleared. You've heard about it. Here it is the release of the South Beach Sessions featuring Tim

Kirkchin and Mike Sure. Before we get into it though please may I remind you to subscribe to this

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potty and the Jim Brockmeyer podcast which I executive produce shout out to Chris Wittingham

who helped with this edit has been helping us along the way with some of these South Beach sessions

as well. Here it is Tim Kirkchin and Mike Sure geeking out over baseball.

Mike make the argument on behalf of what you believe to be the best defensive play ever.

The best defensive play because I think Kevin Mitchell running into foul territory and catching

a ball with his bare hand the wrong hand. I don't know how it happened. He had the glove in the

other hand but he ran into foul territory. It's what I think of. I think of Jim Edmonds going

straight back in center field but best defensive play ever those are I've got recency bias. You

nominate what? Okay well the greatest defensive play in baseball history is the ball that hit

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