Tom House
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Podcast Appearances
There are good curveball hitters, but nobody hits a good curveball. You keep throwing that pitch, I'll see you in the big leagues in four years. He was right.
There are good curveball hitters, but nobody hits a good curveball. You keep throwing that pitch, I'll see you in the big leagues in four years. He was right.
And you know what that did for me? I put up numbers well enough to be able to hang out with a big league pension.
And you know what that did for me? I put up numbers well enough to be able to hang out with a big league pension.
And you know what that did for me? I put up numbers well enough to be able to hang out with a big league pension.
As a player?
As a player?
As a player?
It started in Boston. Don Zimmer brought me in a game to face a guy named Chris Chambliss.
It started in Boston. Don Zimmer brought me in a game to face a guy named Chris Chambliss.
It started in Boston. Don Zimmer brought me in a game to face a guy named Chris Chambliss.
Yankee, who I had gotten out 35 out of 40 times. And Zim gave me the ball in a tight game and said, I don't give a darn what you do. Don't let him take you deep.
Yankee, who I had gotten out 35 out of 40 times. And Zim gave me the ball in a tight game and said, I don't give a darn what you do. Don't let him take you deep.
Yankee, who I had gotten out 35 out of 40 times. And Zim gave me the ball in a tight game and said, I don't give a darn what you do. Don't let him take you deep.
And before Zim's family hit the bench, it was upper deck, game over.
And before Zim's family hit the bench, it was upper deck, game over.
And before Zim's family hit the bench, it was upper deck, game over.
Walk off. And that was the beginning. I didn't pitch for 42 days after that. The joy of going to the ballpark every day kind of got diminished a little bit when I knew I was in the doghouse and was probably never going to get a chance to work out of it.
Walk off. And that was the beginning. I didn't pitch for 42 days after that. The joy of going to the ballpark every day kind of got diminished a little bit when I knew I was in the doghouse and was probably never going to get a chance to work out of it.
Walk off. And that was the beginning. I didn't pitch for 42 days after that. The joy of going to the ballpark every day kind of got diminished a little bit when I knew I was in the doghouse and was probably never going to get a chance to work out of it.