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Retired Numbers episodes
- Retired Numbers 50 New York Yankees Part 1
The storied Yankees have retired numbers in honor of a whopping 24 individuals. While all were great baseball figures, they aren't all megastars. Zach and Leo discuss Reggie Jackson, Paul O'Neill, Ron Guidry, Billy Martin, and Elston Howard.
52 min - Retired Numbers 49 St. Louis Cardinals Part 3
Who was the greatest Cardinal ever? Most would say Stan the Man, but he has some competition, particularly from a legendary second baseman known as the Rajah.
1 hr 9 min - Retired Numbers 48 St. Louis Cardinals Part 2
Zach and Leo move on to actual Cardinals' (and Cubs') players; Bruce Sutter, Ken Boyer, Ted Simmons, Dizzy Dean, and Lou Brock.
1 hr 4 min - Retired Numbers 47 St . Louis Cardinals Part 1
The Cardinals have retired 14 "numbers," four of which weren't worn by Cardinals players. Today we discuss the signifiance o Gussie Busch, Jack Buck, Whitey Herzog, and Tony La Russa.
56 min - Retired Numbers 46 Los Angeles Dodgers Part 3
The greatest Brooklyn Dodger was from LA (Jackie Robinson), and the great LA Dodger was from Brooklyn (Sandy Koufax).
48 min - Retired Numbers 45 Los Angeles Dodgers Part 2
Join us as we discuss two pitchers named Don, and three stars from Brooklyn's Golden Generation.
1 hr 1 min - Retired Numbers 44 Los Angeles Dodgers
Today we begin looking at Brooklyn and LA baseball icons including two dynastic managers, Brooklyn's hometown favorite, an elite utility man, and a Mexican legend.
54 min - Retired Numbers 43 San Francisco Giants Part 3
Say hey! We're talking Barry Bonds, Willie Mays, and also dabbling a wee bit in some soccer talk.
1 hr 8 min - Retired Numbers 42 San Francisco Giants Part 2
In today's episode we focus on individuals associated with the Giants' New York era, which lasted from 1885-1957. Amongst the New York Giants greats were Bill Terry, Monte Irvin, Carl Hubbel, Mel Ott, Christy Mathewson and John McGraw.
57 min - Retired Numbers 41 San Francisco Giants Part 1
The Giants rank second in all time winning percentage, so it's no surprise they have a long list of retired numbers. Zach and Leo begin by focusing on some legends from the San Francisco era: Jeff Kent, Will Clark, Juan Marichal, Orlando Cepeda, Gaylord Perry, and Willie McCovey.
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About Retired Numbers
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Zach and Leo Morgenstern explore baseball history through looking at each team's retired numbers.