Back around the turn of the century, before there was Twitter, Facebook or YouTube, I turned to comedy in a moment of betrayal. Budding superstar shortstop Alex Rodriguez was walking away in free agency from the Seattle Mariners. The bit that I wrote wound up spreading around the country the old-fashioned way, by email and word-of-mouth. #arod #texasrangers #seattlemariners

Back around the turn of the century, before there was Twitter, Facebook or YouTube, I turned to comedy in a moment of betrayal. Budding superstar shortstop Alex Rodriguez was walking away in free agency from the Seattle Mariners. The bit that I wrote wound up spreading around the country the old-fashioned way, by email and word-of-mouth. #arod #texasrangers #seattlemariners

Back around the turn of the century, before there was Twitter, Facebook or YouTube, I turned to comedy in a moment of betrayal. Budding superstar shortstop Alex Rodriguez was walking away in free agency from the Seattle Mariners. The bit that I wrote wound up spreading around the country the old-fashioned way, by email and word-of-mouth. #arod #texasrangers #seattlemariners

#3 - A Baseball Fan Scorned

Jeff Hoyt sees stories everywhere he looks. They unfurl from the island in the upper left-hand corner of the lower 48 that Jeff calls home. For years, he's told his stories in a radio show segment called "Hoytus Interruptus." The podcast version will drop every Tuesday. Five minutes per episode. After season one, Jeff hopes to turn to his listeners for a chance to "elevate" their own tales.

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