Jeff Suppan

How did you get this phenomenal responsibility?

Well, it, uh, way back, again, when I was, when I was working with, uh, Archbishop Dolan at the time, uh, uh, it was when Jeff Suppan, a former Brewer, came to town.

He's a very faithful Catholic, and he had been having mass at, in St. Louis.

And, uh, there's a national group called, called Catholic Athletes for Christ.

How did you get this phenomenal responsibility?

Well, it w- uh, way back, again, when I was, when I was working with, uh, Archbishop Dolan at the time, uh, uh, it was when Jeff Suppan, a former Brewer, came to town.

He's a very faithful Catholic, and he had been having mass at, in St. Louis.

And uh, there's a national group called, called Catholic Athletes for Christ.

How did you get this phenomenal responsibility?

Well, it, w- uh, way back, again, when I was, when I was working with, uh, Archbishop Dolan at the time, uh, uh, it was when Jeff Suppan, a former Brewer, came to town.

He's a very faithful Catholic, and he had been having mass at, in St. Louis.

And, uh, there's a national group called, called Catholic Athletes for Christ.

It's popular now across couple of different schools, so I don't know if it would have the same kind of pettiness, no pun intended, that, uh, Mizzou doing Won't Back Down did in Columbia.

Our guy, Jeff Suppan, for whatever reason on social media, does Tom Petty Tuesday, and he makes people like Spezio and others say something about, sing a song.

I sent it to him, and he said, "This will be featured on Tom Petty Tuesday."

Yes.

remember.

A.N. Soupy, I know you're known as a major league pitcher.

You know, you pitched 18 years in the big leagues, but I was looking at stats.

You have more postseason major league home runs than I do.

Let's change the set, look a little bit more like the Brady Bunch.

Bishop Wall's got a new mic.

And Soupy, let's transition from baseball to faith, because I know that's the number one part of your life.

Talk about how a kid from Crespi High School, growing up in the Valley, how you became this wonderful Catholic that...