Todd Stottlemyre

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146 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

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Blair & Barker · Remembering Legendary Blue Jays Reliever Duane Ward · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

And, you know, you look at that celebration, 92-93 celebration, and, you know, you can kind of go down the list.

And you say, well, you know, if the team was –

didn't have that guy or that was a void, the role that each one of those guys played.

And I say those guys.

And I'm just grateful that I got a chance to wear that uniform, share it with them, and just be just a tiny, small part of it.

But so many of those guys played just massive roles.

And without each and every one of them, there's, you know, there is no back-to-back.

There is no celebration.

So...

From Cito on down, by the way.

And if I want to really put it in clarity, I'd have to go and say, well, you got to throw Pat Gillick and Paul Beeston in there.

So I'll have to say from Paul Beeston on down, just take one of those guys out of their roles and there's no back-to-back.

So truly special team, special time, and special group of guys.

And I'm grateful I'll

you know, people ask me over the weekend, what's, you know, what do you think?

And I just stay grateful.

So anyways, that's, you know, I mean, you could say a lot of things about Wardle, you know, I mean, he was a great man.

He was a great competitor.

He was, but ultimately I'd say he's the guy that he was the ultimate warrior on the, on the mound and, and great teammate.

Because of his role that he played, like so many other guys, that's the reason there was a back-to-back celebration.

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