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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2025 · 1H 15M

"Risa'd" In the 40th Minute / Ep 492 / Blue City Radio

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One of the most famous names in baseball is Wally Pipp.  Ask a true baseball fan and they'll tell you the story not of Pipp's success as a player and World Series Champion as a New York Yankee, but about his headache that kept him out of a game on June 2, 1925. In NYCFC lore there are a few memorable substitutions of note for both good and bad reasons.  One of the most negative of those occurred Sunday afternoon when Birk Risa was removed from the match in the 40th minute and replaced by Strahinja Tanasijevic. It was a move that ultimately did not change the outcome of the match, but it hopefully will have a positive impact on the rest of the season for NYCFC. This week the guys are back to breakdown the 1-2 home loss at the hands of the Loons.  Suffer through the highs and lows with Mike Anderer, J.R. diBart and Mike Allen.

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