# Harmon Killebrew

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Harmon Killebrew; Killer

Harmon Killebrew was one of, if not the most feared power bat of the 1960's. By the time he had hung up his spikes for good after the 1976 season, his 573 home-runs were the most ever amassed by a right-handed American League hitter in baseball history. Still here 50 years later, only Alex Rodrigu‮…

My Boomer Buddies Podcast - Dan, Quincy & Rick Take A Nostalgic Look At The Great Sport Of Baseball!

Send us Fan Mail SummaryIn this episode of My Boomer Buddies, the hosts discuss their memories of baseball, including opening day games, collecting baseball cards, favorite players, and World Series memories. The conversation covers memorable baseball moments, including the Miracle Mets and the 19‮…

Episode 474, The Andrew Parker Show - Baseball’s Timeless Appeal: A Conversation with Clark Griffith

Once a year, The Andrew Parker Show steps away from politics, Israel, and the law to focus on something just as enduring — baseball. In Episode 474, Andrew welcomes back Clark Griffith, a longtime insider with deep ties to the Minnesota Twins organization and Major League Baseball itself. This ann‮…

Stadium BS- ⚾ What happened to Tinker Field? Feat. Marc the Ballpark Hunter

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. Stadium BS- ⚾ What happened to Tinker Field? Feat. Marc the Ballpark Hunter In this episode, we dive deep into the history of one of Florida’s most iconic forgotten ballparks — Tinker Field. From its early beginnings in 1914 to becoming a ‮…

James Wood and Ted Williams, You Won't Believe This Comparison

Who looks like who? Jeff had quite the concert-going experience this week. The White Sox scored 10 runs in a single inning—how often are we seeing that in today's pitching era? And of course, the Phillies found another way to keep things interesting until the ninth inning. Dansby Swanson, Kyle Sc‮…

Two Titanic Survivors Battled Each Other in a Tennis Match, Jean Vandevelde's epic collapse, and Don Mattingly matched an interesting record - This DiSH for July 18

In 1912, tennis players Karl Behr and Richard Norris Williams, both Titanic survivors played each other in a Boston Tennis Tournament. In 1999, Jean Vandevelde came to the final hole at Carnoustie needing only a double bogey to win the Claret Jug, instead, a triple-bogey plunged him into a three-‮…

Two Titanic Survivors Battled Each Other in a Tennis Match, Jean Vandevelde's epic collapse, and Don Mattingly matched an interesting record - This DiSH for July 18

In 1912, tennis players Karl Behr and Richard Norris Williams, both Titanic survivors played each other in a Boston Tennis Tournament. In 1999, Jean Vandevelde came to the final hole at Carnoustie needing only a double bogey to win the Claret Jug, instead, a triple-bogey plunged him into a three-‮…

Episode 345 - Sports Roundup, Church Fathers Part 5 - Augustine, and Harmon and Killebrew

Join the conversation as Matt and John talk about summer sports, Augustine, and Harmon Killebrew

Harmon Killebrew: "The Killer"

A scout almost didn't see him. It had rained all night in Payette, Idaho, and the groundskeepers poured gasoline on the infield and set it alight to dry the field out. They played anyway, and the seventeen-year-old hit a ball 435 feet into a beet field next door. Washington signed him on the spot.‮…

Baseball Hall of Fame Lives: The Trailer

When I was a kid, we lived in Richfield, Minnesota, right next door to Metropolitan Stadium, where the Twins played. I could stand in my backyard and hear the public address announcer calling the batters. Whoever’s name I heard, that was who I was when my dad pitched the wiffle ball to me in our b‮…