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It was fine. Produced by Nolan’s sons and himself so not exactly deep or revelatory, but was interesting to hear from Nolan and his family and hear old stories from teammates.
It was most maybe most successful at humanizing him as a grandpa. Biggest disappointment was relative lack of old game or behind the scenes footage.
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This is hilarious. But also, for every out you get using a position player pitching in one game you should be forced to get that many outs with one to start the next game.
the oscars were two weeks ago, travis d’arnaud!!! pic.twitter.com/45wAtzngt1
— Cut4 (@Cut4) April 13, 2022
I haven’t thought about them in 25+ years but 1991 Studio and Topps Stadium Club baseball cards are so vividly burned into my memory. Stadium Club was for “rich kids” and other than a pack here or there was always just out of reach.
