In short, act like you've been there before. My Reds were hit by more pitches that any other team two years ago. They also had the most ririculoous choreography to celebrate home runs.. Connection, I hope so. Pitchers do not like all the hystrionics.

Wow I’m surprised to hear him say he doesn’t watch baseball! Totally agree though with his assessment of analytics!! Loved the tee ball comment!

The asshats that run mlb have fucked it up and allowed it to turn into a shit show, just like the clown show of the nfl. The fundamentals are GONE. Managers don't have the balls to stop the shit so it continues. Way too much money also.

That’s my uncle Mike

Fire Da'wreck Shelton....fire when? Cherrington!!!

This rule was made after the fact.That Pete bet on baseball.There was no rule in the hall.

I think Rose belongs in the HOF but Jim makes sense on why it may never happen

To this day, Rose still shows no remorse other than getting caught. I’m a fan of Rose’s, but he denied betting on baseball for 20 yrs.

Funny one

Pete should go in along with Mcgwire,Sosa,Bonds but not be allowed to be around the game,really mainly Pete.

Put Pete in The Hall.

Jim Kaat is spot on!

He’s served enough time not being in the HOF. It’s beyond time to let Pete in and while he’s still alive. He’s not a murderer sitting on death row.

Pete Rose is the Hit King. It's idiotic to keep him out of the Hall of Fame. The Hall is a joke. I don't take it seriously. The guy with the most hits isn't in it. Neither is the guy with the most homeruns. It's all about what the guys did on the field. They deserve to be recognized for what they accomplished. If they can't be it's a joke. And so it is.

Just a small edit. 8:05. Dave won by .03 (one hundredth's of a second), not 3 tenths. Thanks for the video. GREAT stuff!!

As if the game and the hall had so much integrity. He played the game with a rare intensity. If he’d thrown games, that’d be different. There are guys less deserving in the hall.

Besides being not remorseful... he spent over 20 years lying to the baseball world (the sport he said he loves)... especially to his fan base who he says he loves. You don't openly lie to those you love. The ultimate narcissist...

saludos desde Panamá, mi hijo Lucas tiene un bate firmado por Stennett y esta felizz .

John Sterling, radio announcer for the Yankees, would always say “Yankees win! THEEEEE Yankees Win!” And Howie Long of the Mets would say “Put it in the books!” I do remember the Pirates winning the World Series in 1979, the year after the Yankees won back to back World Series titles (which they wouldn’t win again until 1996 because became really bad). But I remember the Pirates cap with the gold striping going around the perimeter of the cap, with a flat top. Having lived in Steubenville for about nine years between 2009 to 2018, I always found it to be interesting that Pittsburgh didn’t have a basketball team. They had all the other sports: Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates. But no basketball team (unless you want to count Pitt). But at lease you could use the terrible towel at any professional sporting event in Pittsburgh, since they all wear the same colors: black and gold.

WRTA!

I was fortunate enough to have been one of Coach Wottle's runner when he was the Coach of the Cross Country team at Bethany College. Coach Wottle is one of the nicest and most normal guys you will ever meet. On road trips, his go to was a snicker's bar and coke! He used to play touch football with us and was a great mentor! Thank you for the memories Coach!

I'm a bit younger than Dave, I remember seeing that race on TV. We (brothers and I) noticed how slow he started, but also how fast the others looked like they were going by the way they were straining (almost like sprinting). Good to see he stuck to his race plan and had the reserves in the end to sprint down the home stretch. I also like the little commentary in this video about him having a nagging injury and he was keeping workouts light to not aggravate it. That explains the comments from other runners that he was a 'lazy runner' and didn't take workouts too seriously.

I am not a cat lover but enjoyed the 2MTO

Wonderful stories, my golden era of distance running, thank you for sharing...

Von Hayes was a great player for the Phillies in early 1980s... Thanks for memories...

In 1966, Hanratty-to-Seymour became known as the Baby Bombers. By 1968, they were Mr. Fling to Mr. Cling. I remember them both.

More strikeouts than hits, something wrong with the game! Amén brother 🙏 but its not changing any time soon. Ok, 2 things. When idiot fans worshipped the steriod era and juiced ball of late 90s, early 2000s. And " fans " valued a hitter 1 for 9 with a HR instead of On Base Percentage or players like Rod Carew, Tony Gywnn or Wade Boggs. Things went south ! Fck McGuire, Sosa, Rafael Palmeiero, then ruined the game! Didn't improve it, you idiots! Now nobody cares a ot hitting. 300

Good one!

Loved it! Thanks for sending

Jason Kendall interview was absolutely fantastic. One of my favorites 2MTOs, Joe

Two-Minute Timeout with Joe Shuta, wanna collab keep it up dude

Glad you came to the Seahawks because you put us on the map !!!

Rest In Peace,Fly High Mr.Bruce Kison, Another Angel Has Earned His Wings ❤️❤️❤️, and Tnanks for So Many Beautiful Memories as a kid Growing up in Good Ole'Rural Valley Pennsylvania and Always Loving Our Beloved and Beautiful Buccos ❤️❤️❤️

Lucky you that we didn't get to see this on the 1st Hard Knocks on HBO lol

Kevin is my friend, fellow soldier and Ranger School classmate (4-83). This is a great book, filled with superb stories, well-told.

That pantyhose thing is the real deal......used them as a teen skiing at Night, in Zero Degree Weather......because i could get a ride with my Neighbor, who just wanted to get out when the Slopes werent so crowded. I used it again, in College......we played a team near Erie, Pa. That had an open ended Rink. Both ends of the were open, i guess to allow the Natural Freezing weather to keep the ice in good shape. After my first game there....i stowed some pantyhose in my kit, as i played there another 7 times thru college. I do believe that was the coldest i ever was in my life. I remember driving up in late afternoon, with sun and it was 9 Degrees.....we played at 7 oclock, Night Time, and the Wind was just blasting from one end of the rink. My Coach Gary wised up and told the other guys not too bust my chops, so when we had to go there, most every one had a set of pantyhose, snd it worked! BTW ....in those days, and even Now......EVERY Hockey player was wearing a Garter Belt to hold up the Socks....so really , Nothing Queer going on Here!

In the Early 90's , I was working at a Cessna Dealer in South Florida, as Parts/ Maintenance Director for a busy Flight School, and flew a little South to attend an Air show,at an old Sprawling WWII air base, Opa Locka. We were in a 182 RG, getting funneled into the Civilian Runway, when someone screwed up their approach, and the pattern got even more congested. Anyway, the Tower was trying to usher in the big Military support acft for the Blue Angels...they had their own seperate Ramp, and all the show planes , were already in place , tied down. To Thin the Pattern, Tower, and the Support Plane yakked at us and asked if we could dive at the deck, and make the first turn.....to clear the cluttered Pattern. I still remember the guy driving the Blue Angel Support Plane Saying,, " id really appreciate that Manuever 96Tango.....you guys can bunk on our Ramp! Of course we did it, so at that Airshow , All the Blue Angels were in perfect Statitic Ground formation.....with our little 182 just next in line. All the Pilots, and Ground Crew, treated us so good, and actually let us take Photos of our Crew with them with their fabulous jets......and got us all a group photo around our little 182 RG. N2296T Those guys were absolute Cool and Down to Earth!

Pirates are one of the worst professional organizations in sports. Pirates have never won their division. 30 years of miserable, pitiful, Pittsburgh embarrassing baseball.

Still made the Show, so i guess he actually had more talent than brains.

I have two players who were Steelers, who are my favorite. Jack Lambert, Troy Polamalu.

Promo-SM 👌

The modern nfl has gone soft in relation to the old days. Guys back then had a code of honor but did everything they could to win. They played with equipment that wouldn’t pass a Halloween costume standard. The athletes today are bigger and faster and somewhat enhanced so it makes a difference when contact is made with an opponent.

Thanks

ok sooo I wasn't expecting 5,221 to be the record..wtf

He was supposed to fight Mike Tyson before Tyson lost to Buster Douglas

Good one Joe. I remember when Jordan took that break from basketball.

Great interview and great stories. Looking forward to interview #20.

Thanks for doing this with Neil every year, Joe...and thanks to Neil for doing it. Quality person!

Good interview Joe!

I really enjoyed the Holiday Greetings from the Pgh. sport players of the past. Thanks for sending, Joe and my best wishes for a Blessed Christmas!