30 With Murti

Dave Parker was one of the most feared hitters of his generation, and on the latest 30 With Murti, Parker discusses his early years, racial tensions, and his time as one of the true superstars in the game...as well as his former battle with drugs and his current battle with Parkinson's Disease.  

The new book "Cobra: A Life of Baseball and Brotherhood," co-written with Dave Jordan (University of Nebraska Press), is available now anywhere books are sold.

Forty years ago, Fleer and Donruss entered the sports cards market, breaking up the Topps monopoly and changing the industry forever. John Odell from the Baseball Hall of Fame joins Sweeny to discuss how the events of 1981 helped lead the hobby to where it is today. 

Erik Kratz finished his career with the Yankees, but he was a true baseball nomad. Kratz, with his own unique wit and charm, takes a look back at his career and what it all meant, including his relationship with Yankees phenom Deivi Garcia.

Jack Aker spent 11 years in MLB and he had some unique moments -- like pitching in the same game as 59-year-old Satchel Paige in 1965, or standing on the mound at Yankee Stadium while men landed on the moon in 1969. Aker, now 80, joins Sweeny Murti to discuss those moments and more.

Former Mets OF and Vikings RB Dozier discusses his two-sport career, his book "Decide to Dominate," and the principles that apply to both sports and business.  

The title sounds like a law firm, but in reality, they are the two biggest names brought in (or back, in the latter case) by each NY baseball team this offseason. Sweeny Murti and Ed Coleman break it all down in the latest Me & Eddie C!

Are you binging Cobra Kai like we are? If so, you'll love the latest 30 With Murti, as original Karate Kid screenwriter John Kamen joins Sweeny to talk the current Netflix series, the original movies, and (gulp) Karate Kid The Musical!

Former Mets starter Bill Pulsipher joins Sweeny Murti to look back at "Generation K," and how their heavy workloads early in their careers may have led to their own injury issues, and perhaps led baseball to the current era of pitch counts and innings limits.

Dec. 8 marks the 40th anniversary of the death of John Lennon, so WFAN host and legendary rock DJ Richard Neer joins Sweeny to discuss Lennon's music and the night he was killed.

On the latest 30 With Murti, former major league pitcher Todd Stottlemyre talks to Sweeny about his successful MLB career, personal life filled with grief, and his new book, "The Observer."