Hey everybody. Welcome back to the 12-6 podcast. As always, I'm your host, Colin McHugh. Thank you guys so much for your

patience this season. I know episodes have been few and far between, but between our second kid

and my stints on the injured list, free time has been very scarce. But today's guest is one that I've

been trying to get for a long time now astro's reliever will harris

he's been my teammate for five years now and his story is one that

if you're a fan of baseball or underdogs or ls u

you need to hear

you know we talk about his early days as a little league phenom his winding

journey through pro Ball, and his

worst off-season jobs. As always, make sure you subscribe to the podcast so that you're always

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better. All right. So without further ado, I hope you all enjoy today's conversation with Will Harris.

Will, thanks for being here, man.

Yeah, we've been trying to do this for a few months, maybe even a year now, so it's good

to finally get on the show.

I'm very, very good

of procrastinating when it comes to this. I told Charlie Wharton that I was going to do it for

about six months. And we finally did it six months later at his house because he badgered me over

and over and over again. Yeah, that's the freedom of podcasts. You know, you can kind of do them on your own time, release them on your own time, edit them on your own time. That's right. I don't have a, I don't have like an overarching company making sure that I'm

sticking to timetables or anything. I'm very much my own producer. Yeah, that's say. That's, that's good.

My tiny little set up here, hotel rooms. With our schedule, man, it's doing things on your own time is pretty,

it's rare. So getting a chance to do that is nice. People have asked me a lot about you.

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