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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2019 · 1H 39M

Infinite Inning 118 Self-Harm Through Catching and Other Lowly Ferrets

from The Infinite Inning · host Steven Goldman

Cliff Corcoran (The Athletic) asks whether Francisco Cervelli should still be allowed to catch, defends the 10th-best players in any team’s history, and questions Yankees starting pitching. Plus Joe DiMaggio has enough and players defends themselves against racial epithets. TABLE OF CONTENTSJoe DiMaggio Retires*Players in the Stands*Cliff Corcoran: The Man of 1,000 Teddy Bears*Francisco Cervelli’s Right to Self-Harm*Alex Jackson is Weird*A Paucity of Historic Pirates Catchers*The Top 10 Yankees Catchers*The Saga of Butch Wynegar*The Last Time a Pirates Pitcher Cracked The Franchise Top 10*Can the Yankees Win the World Series?*A Prediction Which Came True (Groundzilla)*The 1812 Confusion*Goodbyes.

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