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S4E12 - The Baseball Lifer, The Week that Was, June 29, 2026

In its heyday, baseball drew in fans at a young age and kept them for life. 
 Like the men who played the game and stayed involved forever, these fans are baseball lifers. I became a fan at age 8, broadcast for a dozen years in the minors and have remained a fan in the two decades since I left the booth.  During this series, I'll talk about the sport I've studied about and the sport I remember. Great games, memorable past World Series and the players who made them happen are the subjects for this new series.