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

Well, he was a great teammate.

I mean, you know, guys that want to come to play to win every day are great teammates, and

That's what he represented.

There wasn't a day where he was going to show up at the stadium and not be ready to go.

When you're trying to win world championships and when your vision is bigger than the name on the back, that the vision is all about the name on the front and being the last man standing, what can you say?

The ultimate professional coming to play and coming to win every day and

And, you know, he did some extraordinary things in a short amount of time.

You know, the amount of pitches.

I mean, you look at his strikeouts per inning.

It's kind of crazy when you look at it.

It's almost mind-boggling.

So just true greatness.

Yeah.

And, and yeah, you know, you try to make light of it, right.

It's like, and, and, uh, but you know, he, he had a way, you know, same shirts underneath, uh, you know, he had to wear the same glove forever, uh, baseball glove.

I mean, um, you know, he definitely had his way and, and whether you call it routine or superstition or whatever it is, but it's like, you know, it's,

It's kind of like one of those things.

Each one of those things represents a trigger to get into a state to become a champion.

And what I mean by state is each one of those triggers him to, from a mental standpoint, to be ready, to be focused, and be ready to go.

So whether it's, like I say, whether it's routine or superstition, you know, people got them all.

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