# Wally Pipp
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Walter Clement Pipp (February 17, 1893 – January 11, 1965) was an American professional baseball player. A first baseman, Pipp played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, and Cincinnati Reds between 1913 and 1928.
After appearing in 12 games for the Tigers in 1913 and playing in the minor leagues in 1914, he was purchased by the Yankees before the 1915 season.
Okay! I Guess This Gal Can Do Everything! (with Vanessa Bayer)
The one and only Vanessa Bayer (I Love That For You) joins Tom and Julie to watch the best home shopping clips of all time! Plus the world premiere of Mr. Baldwinvedere by Trixy Mercury, Tom gives Brett Covid, Brett phones in from quarantine, and Tom and Julie try to pit Engineer Margot against him…
Anthony Guest Hosts
Only on 97.9 Unity Radio, we bring you Moneyline, back with an all-new episode. We have senior producer Anthony joining us from the Felger & Mazz show, Catching up on all the top Sports news stories of the week. Anthony will give us his expert insight and analysis on several hot issues from last we…
Stokley and Evans with Mark Schlereth | Hour 4 | 11.14.25
Mike Evans and Brandon Stokley without Mark Schlereth open the fourth hour previewing the major test of the Broncos’ depth, the Avs’ Wally Pipp situation, and a new era of Rockies baseball. Mike and Stoke face off in the weekly fantasy matchup, how will Mike do without Stink’s help? They make their…
Humility Personified (Continued)
A listener asked me to provide more information about the story that I offered in the episode published on January 19, 2026, “Humility Personified,” to fill in the details, add color and context, and clear up some questions she had about Lou Gehrig and Wally Pipp. So, this episode, called “Humility…
#698: How to Build a Business That Aligns With Your Values
Episode Overview: In this reflective and forward-focused episode, John Kitchens and Al Stasek dig deep into how to architect a truly impactful and fulfilling life as we move into the second half of the decade. Recorded on New Year's Eve, this powerful conversation explores what it means to live wit…
Who Says No: Which Red Sox Wally Pipps during the WBC
Coop gathers half the 'Who Says No' boys to discuss the most recent pressing issue facing the Red Sox at Spring Training being the missing roster slots due to the WBC. The global tournament giveth and it also taketh as guys who have found themselves deep in the 40-man now have more opportunities to…
A Great Leader Ends Every Story With So Now What
The fastest way to lose a room is to give people information with no meaning. The fastest way to lead a room is to give them a story they can see themselves in. Rob Clemens and Nick Di Stefano dig into storytelling as a leadership tool for managers, team leads, and anyone who speaks in front of gro…
The Gay Mets, curing Cancer, and Wally Pipp
The Gay Mets, curing Cancer, and Wally Pipp
Preparing for Jesus
Wally Pipp was a decently average first basemen for the Yankees in the 1920s. One fateful day, he sat out with a headache and never started for them again, passed by the great Lou Gehrig. From this, we say that people get "pipped." John the Baptist would get "pipped" as well, but for him that was t…
Crossover (Thu 9/17 - Seg 1)
We discuss soup as an appetizer, the strategy of eating at a buffet, travel plans for Thanksgiving, announcer schedules, TV personalities, a modern day equivalent to Wally Pipp, NFL TEs who look alike, and more!
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