EPISODE · Sep 23, 2021 · 1H 8M
"Porkchops" Part One: Bob Kendrick, Howard Bryant, and Henry Aaron himself, on the Legacy of Hammerin' Hank
from Black Diamonds · host Milo Hamilton, Benny Felder, Bob Kendrick, Henry Aaron, Howard Bryant, Vin Scully, Ernie Banks, Darnea Samuels, Stephen Banker
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Bob Kendrick remembers the amazing life and Negro Leagues beginnings of his hero, Henry Aaron, with excerpts from Aaron's appearance at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in 2012. Hear Bob's stories, from Henry Aaron's untimely passing (1:01) to his time the Indianapolis Clowns (7:03) and the threats against his life on the quest to #715 (13:36). Then Howard Bryant, the author of "The Last Hero", joins Bob (30:12) to discuss the legacy of Henry Louis Aaron.
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"Porkchops" Part One: Bob Kendrick, Howard Bryant, and Henry Aaron himself, on the Legacy of Hammerin' Hank
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