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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 37 MIN

HR DERBY DELIGHT

from The Pro Fan League Podcast - Sports Talk From A Biblical Worldview · host Bradley Gibbs

Today on the show Gibbs talks with Team Lancaster Thunder about the Home Run Derby festivities from Philadelphia. Childlike joy can be hard to find in a world full of struggle and pain. Last night when a kid caught a Schwarbomb and had a spontaneous group hug jumping up and down with his family that was fun to watch. Do we have childlike faith and joy in Jesus Christ? When an All-Star player slows down to take time with fans we appreciate it, when they don't it is easy to be critical. The opportunity that baseball All-Stars have to bless is equal to the opportunity in front of you and I today. How will you seize the moment? Be like Jordan Walker, six straight shots on his final out. Gibbs talks about the Iron-Man bat, starts dipping his toes into the waters of football season, fantasy football, and offers this question to team Lancaster Thunder; who would you have quarterback your college football team, Vince Young, Baker Mayfield, or Tim Tebow? Gibbs feels Tebow is disrespected often in the world of college football. Go Make Plays! Remember... We are "NOT JUST FANS"!

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