Lemon Pepper Wings & Quarantine (feat. CC Sabathia)

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07/31/20 • 105 min

This week on 2Biggs, Willie and Brandon are joined by World Series Champion and 2007 Cy Young winner CC Sabathia. The (former) Hefty Lefty takes us back to his high school football days, shares why he’d sit out this season if he were still pitching, and reveals his pregame meal from his days with the Yankees. CC also talks about forming a group of current and former Black MLB players who want to continue the tradition of minorities playing baseball in America. “The Black Baseball players in the league, 9 times out of 10 we’re the superstars on the team.” Before the conversation with CC, Willie and Brandon debate over fried chicken, Terry Crews, and fecal matter in strip clubs.

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