"For Buck": Bob Kendrick, Joe Carter, Frank White, KC Mayor Quinton Lucas, and KC Chief Deron Cherry remember the life and legacy of Buck O'Neil

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In a very special episode, Bob Kendrick gathers with former MLB greats Joe Carter and Frank White, Kansas City mayor Quinton Lucas, and former Kansas City Chief Deron Cherry to celebrate the life and legacy of John Jordan "Buck" O'Neil, recorded live at the House That Buck Built - The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum - on the 15th anniversary of Buck's passing.

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