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Louisville Slugger

Louisville Slugger

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Sep 12, 2026

Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:28
And they started calling me boy, and you're not that good, 'cause I was the first pick y- in the draft and I was 19.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:34
And [laughs] and my manager, Gene Dusan, was like, "Don't look up there," 'cause I had that Louisville Slugger.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:40
He thought I might have ran up there and started eliminating folks up in the stand.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:45
[laughs]
Bob DiBiasioHOST
34:11
Always a treat to chat with Rocky, and he told me a story about how he cared for his bats.
Bob DiBiasioHOST
34:18
When he was with the Indianapolis Indians in AAA, and they would go to Louisville, he'd always stop in the Louisville Slugger Factory.
Bob DiBiasioHOST
34:27
And there was an Italian man on the lathe making bats, and he would make Rocky's bats, and he wanted wide grain bats.
Bob DiBiasioHOST
34:37
So when he would send the dozen, especially when he made it to Cleveland, and in the equipment room, at Cleveland Stadium, it was a cement floor.
Frank ManciniGUEST
35:43
that allowed Jimmy, even after his wrist healed up, to grip the bat securely, and he just took off home run-wise after that.
Frank ManciniGUEST
35:49
And then there was Albert.
Frank ManciniGUEST
35:50
Albert and I would play golf together, and one time he got from Louisville Slugger bats that the handles were too thick.
Frank ManciniGUEST
35:56
He said, Frank, you do me a favor and shave this down a little bit.
Bob DiBiasioCORRESPONDENT
35:15
And he told me a story about how he – cared for his bats.
Bob DiBiasioCORRESPONDENT
35:19
When he was with the Indianapolis Indians in AAA, and they would go to Louisville, he'd always stop in the Louisville Slugger Factory.
Bob DiBiasioCORRESPONDENT
35:27
And there was an Italian man on the lathe making bats, and he would make Rocky's bats.
Bob DiBiasioCORRESPONDENT
35:35
And he wanted wide grain bats.
Frank ManciniGUEST
36:23
Albert was the most particular of all I mean each guy whether it was Kenny Lofton who wanted his handle a particular way so it was easier for him to flick his wrists because he was more of a slap hitter Jim told me who had our former trainer Jimmy Warfield after he got nailed in the hand one time on a pitch he created this spongy grip for him at the end was kind of like a triangle that allowed Jimmy, even after his wrist healed up, to grip the bat securely, and he just took off home run-wise after that.
Frank ManciniGUEST
36:50
And then there was Albert.
Frank ManciniGUEST
36:51
Albert and I would play golf together, and one time he got from Louisville Slugger bats that the handles were too thick.
Frank ManciniGUEST
36:57
He said, Frank, you do me a favor and shave this down a little bit.
Hank GreenwaldHOST
11:06
Throw to first base, and again, Fletcher is back.
Hank GreenwaldHOST
11:09
Does that mean we can no longer call them a Louisville Slugger? Well, we'll have to look into that a little bit, but my understanding is that they did, I think the factory itself has moved.
Hank GreenwaldHOST
11:21
Here's the pitch to Parrish, and that's on the inside corner for a strike.
Hank GreenwaldHOST
11:25
Two and one.
MaggieHOST
48:12
Oh, interesting.
MaggieHOST
48:13
No, it was the Louisville Slugger.
MaggieHOST
48:15
The baseball bat.
TansenHOST
48:17
Damn, man.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:19
And they started calling me boy, and you're not that good, 'cause I was the first pick y- in the draft and I was 19.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:26
And [laughs] and my manager Gene Dusan was like, "Don't look up there," 'cause I had that Louisville Slugger.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:31
He thought I might have ran up there and started eliminating folks up in the stand.
Darryl StrawberryGUEST
16:36
[laughs]
Dr. CreepenHOST
78:39
Crime scene experts pieced together the events of the two murders and reported that at some point during the night, Jason Myers made his way into his sister's bedroom and for what seemed like no reason at all, viciously assaulted her and butchered her.
Dr. CreepenHOST
78:54
Jenny, the mother, tried to intervene, but Jason, armed with a Louisville Slugger, hit what the coroner estimated to be around thirteen home runs with her head and face.
Dr. CreepenHOST
79:04
They found blood, hair, and shards of teeth still lodged in the wood of the bat.
Dr. CreepenHOST
79:09
With his mother now dead, Jason had no one to stop him taking his sick time with his defenseless little sister.
Janet CapernaGUEST
30:34
Yeah.
Lala KentHOST
30:35
I ordered a Louie, a Louisville Slugger and kept it next to my bed while my family was gone, 'cause I was like, "You got me fucked up if you think someone's gonna come in this house and I gotta wait for the police to show up while the alarms go off and I don't have something to swing at someone."
Janet CapernaGUEST
30:52
I have a stun gun and taser next to my bed.
Lala KentHOST
30:55
Yeah.
Sandy ShackHOST
29:28
Mm
TommyAUDIENCE
29:29
... mainly use a Louisville Slugger.
TommyAUDIENCE
29:32
Uh, w- we have just gone with this, um...
TommyAUDIENCE
29:37
I don't know what it is with white liberals in this country, but there's just this permissiveness of, that everybody has to be accepted.
Satoru GojoVOICE_ACTOR
25:35
So how would you rate your first day on the job? One being an HR complaint and 10 being arson.
Nikashi YamamotoVOICE_ACTOR
25:41
Uh, Louisville Slugger.
Satoru GojoVOICE_ACTOR
25:44
Eh, I'll take it.
Nikashi YamamotoVOICE_ACTOR
25:47
Excuse you.

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