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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2016 · 9 MIN

John Wetteland

from The Best in Sports News and Analysis, from Danielle McCartan · host Danielle McCartan

JOHN WETTELAND, 3x All-Star pitcher, 1996 AL Saves leader, and 1996 WS MVP Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/coachmccartan/john-wetteland iTunes Podcast: https://t.co/Vw0aaUZmcj Youtube video: https://youtu.be/kF6FhAuFmio :18 – What is it like to be back with the fans at this Mint Pros & J.Irwin Productions event? :50 – Fondest memories about the 1996 World Series Championship and about the 1996 reunion 1:30 – What was the difference between Buck Showalter’s Yankees and Joe Torre’s Yankees? 2:26 – Which World Series save resonates strongest in your memory? Were you nervous? 3:53 – First thought after Jimmy Leyritz made contact with the HR that was turning point of the 1996 World Series. 4:52 – What was it like mentoring Mariano Rivera early on in his career? 5:38 - Fan Question: Mark Anthony (Yankee World on FB) – What was Mariano like when he first started his career? 6:29 – What are your thoughts on the MLB wanting to integrate pitchers into the HR Derby? 7:17 – Retired young (33), do you feel like you could have kept going? → Broken back diagnosis.

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