Talking Nolan Ryan with Tim Brown

Veteran baseball writer and New York Times bestselling author Tim Brown joins Baseline Baseball this week to talk his new book "Nolan: The Singular Life of an American Individual," and how MLB strikeout king Nolan Ryan's legacy lives on today. Tim discusses what drew him to Nolan Ryan, which pitchers we might see some of him in today, and how one single arm from Alvin, Texas left his mark on America's pastime.

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