Hey, Giant Fans. Welcome to The Giant Insider podcast. My name is Jerry Foley. I'm the senior editor of the

Giant Insider newspaper. And with me as always is the beat writer of the Heart of Giant Nation, Big Trust Woo Woo, Chris Brizignano.

So this episode, pal, it's funny. I always think like the John, there's nothing to talk about right now.

And, you know,

Aldrich Roses comes along and gives us something. But we also have an incredible interview

with the great Oda Sanderson that will, we'll play for you. He gave us over an hour of his time.

And it was really something. I mean, he, he went into a lot.

I was, I was shocked that we got an hour of his time in.

Yeah, yeah, great stuff.

It really was.

He got, you know, he revealed some personal stuff in his career in St. Louis,

even with the Giants, right, the Dan Reeves.

Yeah.

Hey, it wasn't like we asked him, hey, oh, the Stu's a Famer. I just keep talking. He just liked the talk about, you know, what happened in his career and Hall of Fame and all that. Some of the big moments, you know, with the Giants, I think everybody's going to really like this interview, Jerry. Yeah, the funny part was I had no interest in the Cardinals.

I was like, yeah, you know, I don't really care about your Cardinal career. And he's like, well, let's talk about it. I'm like, the floor is yours, Otis. And he went into it. And it's really something, man. Yeah, it really was because he really was a dominant back for the Cardinals, you know. And all of a sudden, Jerry, it just went sour.

You know, it just went down.

And he explained why, right?

Right. was a dominant back for the Cardinals, you know? And all of a sudden, Jerry, it just went sour,

you know, it just went down and he explained why, right? Right. And then he gets into an next thing, he knows he's a giant, which he didn't believe what it happened, but I'm not going to spoil anything. Yeah. You know, but it was some pretty good stuff, man. It really was. It's a Real good, dude.

Glad we interviewed him.

He seemed like he enjoyed himself,

and I think Gi giants fans are going to really uh appreciate him a little bit more

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