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Jim Leyritz joins In The Front Row to talk about the journey that took him from growing up around some of the best athletes and baseball players of his generation to becoming a World Series champion with the New York Yankees.
Leyritz reflects on his early baseball career, the expectations that surrounded him as a top prospect, and the injury that changed the trajectory of his career when he was projected to be a potential No. 1 pick.
He also takes us inside his years with the Yankees, including the pressure of playing in New York, the biggest moments of his career, and the home runs that helped make him a postseason legend.
Most importantly, Leyritz looks back on being part of the 1996 Yankees and winning the World Series — a championship that marked the beginning of one of the most memorable eras in Yankees history.
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Paul Domowitch spent nearly four decades covering the NFL, the Philadelphia Eagles, the Philadelphia Stars, and 36 Super Bowls. Now he's telling the story of one of the players who left the biggest impression on him: Sam Mills.
In this episode of In The Front Row, Domowitch discusses his remarkable career as one of Philadelphia's longtime football reporters and his new book, Just Give Me A Chance to Fail: The Life of NFL Hall of Fame Linebacker Sam Mills.
Domowitch first covered Mills in 1983 with the Philadelphia Stars and followed his journey from the USFL to the NFL. Despite repeatedly being told he was too small to play linebacker, Mills became an All-Pro, five-time Pro Bowler, and Pro Football Hall of Famer.
Domowitch also reflects on nearly 40 years covering the Eagles, his experiences at 36 Super Bowls, the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News, the evolution of sports journalism, and his years as a Pro Football Hall of Fame selector.
It's a conversation about football history, sports journalism, Sam Mills, and the stories that stay with you long after the games are over.
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