Samson Sit-Down: Tyler Kepner | Author of THE GRANDEST STAGE: A History of the World Series

Nothing Personal with David Samson

David Samson

Sports, Business, Baseball

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🗓️ 14 October 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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It’s a Samson Sit-Down with columnist and author Tyler Kepner! We talk all things baseball. MLB postseason. History of the World Series! A baseball fan’s dream! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The World Series is the nothing personal word of the day.
0:24.2	We've got a Samson sit down and we are lucky.
0:27.2	We've got Tyler Kepner with us who is the baseball columnist for the New York Times,
0:31.6	but a best-selling author with a brand new book out that you should get.
0:35.8	It is quite fascinating because maybe you might read about the Marlins in the World Series.
0:41.0	It's called The Greatest Stage, a history of the World Series.
0:45.2	Welcome to nothing personal, Tyler.
0:46.6	How are you?
0:47.6	Pretty good, David.
0:48.6	How have you been?
0:49.6	You are on it.
0:50.6	We are on the tour right now, right?
0:52.2	Promoting the book?
0:53.2	Yep.
0:54.2	Yep.
0:55.2	I want to get right into it.
0:56.5	Because I go back and I'm going to make this about me for 10 seconds.
1:01.2	When we got the patch, the way it works in baseball, as you know, is there's a patch that
1:05.6	goes on the jersey when you win the pennant.
1:08.3	We were the 100th World Series, was the 2003 World Series between the Yankees and the Marlins.
1:14.2	I still have jerseys with that patch on it.
1:17.0	That's not the patch when you win.
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