ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rick Mathews is a Special Assistant in Player Development for the Colorado Rockies. He’s one of the few who has been with the club for all 30 years. Prior to Colorado he managed Mark Gubicza, Bret Saberhagen and David Cone in the minor leagues for Kansas City. He brings around 50 years of professional baseball experience
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