The pilot-turned-actor joins the boys to talk about how he got the role of Jock Lindsey in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (and exactly how close his real life is to that of the fictional pilot), whether or not he drinks for free at the Disney Bar named after his character, who decided to outfit him with a New York Yankees cap in the film and reveals where the iconic headwear is today.
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The proprietor of The Man-Cave of Steal, joins the boys to talk about when (and how) his nearly lifelong obsession with Rickey Henderson began, how the all-time steals leader help solidify the connection between him and his dad, his favorite pieces in his collection, the few times he’s met the Hall of Famer and how he found his way into his biography.
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The 2014 Glenn Burke Memorial Courage Award recipient joins the boys to talk about his journey through the minor and independent leagues, his unexpected connection(s) to World Series champion Kevin Millar, the lessons he imparts on his student-athletes at the University of St. Thomas and the weight his little brother’s Major League debut took off the shoulders of him and his father.
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The late night cue card master re-joins the boys to talk about whether or not he has reconciled with Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski, how close New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge came to hosting “Saturday Night Live”, where Charles Barkley ranks on the all-time athlete hosting list (and that time Will Forte tried to get the NBA legend to fight him), what cast members are big baseball fans and shares possibly the coolest SNL souvenir anyone could own.
As an added bonus…Wally recommends some future guests!
You can get your own personal cue card from Wally by CLICKING HERE.
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The former Chicago White Sox reliever (and original “Lil Wanye”) joins the boys to talk about following in his dad’s musical footsteps by playing drums alongside teammate Jack McDowell in the band V.I.E.W, starting his first game against his idol, Nolan Ryan, sharing a clubhouse with Carlton Fisk and Bo Jackson and what he walked out of Old Comiskey with when it closed its doors in 1990.
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Just in time to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the San Francisco Gay Softball League, its commissioner joins the boys to talk about his SFGSL debut in 1989, playing against gay icon Glenn Burke, participating in the San Francisco Giants Pride Night and what Major League Baseball can do to be more inclusive.
You can donate to the San Francisco Gay Softball League, by clicking HERE.
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