Willie, Lefty, and the Iron Horse

02/27/23 • 93 min

On this edition of the Small Hall Baseball Podcast discuss whether or not winning a championship should be a prerequisite for the Hall of Hame, the dreadful 1972 Phillies season, as well as the last half of the 1939 Hall of Fame class. The boys show their admiration of the truly great career of Lou Gehrig, their amazement at the extreme value of Steve Carlton, and finish the show fondly remembering their recently deceased mother and grandmother that they loved very much and who touched all of their lives so profoundly. Sit back, enjoy, and glad to have you here!

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Ideal Phillies Found But Only Pitchers on the Mound

The guys discuss the passing of Tim McCarver, even more rule changes, and back to the 1938/39 Hall of Fame classes with possibly our first player being thrown out of the Hall. On their quest to discover their own ideal Phillies lineup they will try to decide if current players can truly be an all-time Phillies player and one of them might just think so. We also come to the conclusion that Manny Machado is out of his mind, but is fully within his right to be as such. Sit down and enjoy another epsiode of the Small Hall Baseball Podcast!

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