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National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is a not-for-profit educational institution dedicated to fostering an appreciation of the historical development of the game and its impact on our culture by collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting its collections for a global audience, as well as honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to our National Pastime.www.baseballhall.org

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Sep 17, 2026

Bill LaskeyHOST
29:32
And, of course, the St. Louis Cardinals put him in a Hall of Fame, and his number one was retired.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:36
And in 2002, in his first ballot of 91.7%, he was elected to be a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:46
Ozzie Smith and I talk about his career and a lot about Giants, Cardinals, and I say battles or fights or whatever, but it was a good competitive spirit.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:56
Ozzie Smith coming up next right here on Sports Phone KMBR.
Nate HeiningerHOST
26:59
Um, But I mean, you know, cool festivities like we will as Cardinal fans likely never have.
Nate HeiningerHOST
27:09
This will only be surpassed by their upcoming, you know, Baseball Hall of Fame induction.
Nate HeiningerHOST
27:17
But as like Cardinal fans, will we ever have like such a pairing go out at the same time, get inducted at the same time, have such a specific relationship with each other? You know, it's like a truly unique experience.
Nate HeiningerHOST
27:33
And, you know, I'm not a nostalgic guy, but even I had a hard time.
Bruce MarkusenHOST
2:12
And he'll also talk about what it was like to be on the set of a horror movie.
Bruce MarkusenHOST
2:17
I should also mention that Russell and I worked together years ago at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Bruce MarkusenHOST
2:23
We worked together for many years.
Bruce MarkusenHOST
2:25
Russell worked in the library.

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Bruce MarkusenHOST
39:58
So
Russell WolinskyGUEST
39:59
I actually
Bruce MarkusenHOST
39:59
first met Mark at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Bruce MarkusenHOST
40:02
I think I took them around once.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:06
And, of course, the St. Louis Cardinals put him in a Hall of Fame, and his number one was retired.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:11
And in 2002, in his first ballot of 91.7%, he was elected to be a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:20
Ozzie Smith and I talk about his career and a lot about Giants, Cardinals, and I say battles or fights or whatever, but it was a good competitive spirit.
Bill LaskeyHOST
29:30
Ozzie Smith coming up next right here on Sports Phone KMBR.
Greg HillHOST
7:49
Yeah, that he did kill somebody.
Greg HillHOST
7:50
That there's a murderer in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Greg HillHOST
7:51
Yeah,
Jermaine WigginsHOST
7:51
I thought it was Ty Cobb or something like that.
Courtney CoxHOST
39:10
Yes.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
39:12
There's a murderer in the Baseball Hall of Fame, so you feel like...
Jermaine WigginsHOST
39:16
If you commit murder, take him out.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
39:19
I don't care what you do off the field.
Greg HillHOST
9:04
Also, can you clear something up for the texters? Because they're going nuts.
Greg HillHOST
9:07
Who's the murderer who's in the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Jermaine WigginsHOST
9:11
I thought it was Ty Cobb had a situation, but I guess it was a myth that there was a story out there that he did kill somebody.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
9:18
So you
Chris CurtisPANELIST
12:17
Yes.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
12:19
There's a murderer in the Baseball Hall of Fame, so you feel like...
Jermaine WigginsHOST
12:23
If you commit murder, take him out.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
12:26
I don't care what you do off the field.
Todd BrandtHOST
0:32
There's a ton of bands.
Todd BrandtHOST
0:32
Rush should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Todd BrandtHOST
0:34
They should be.
Todd BrandtHOST
0:35
Yeah.
Tom ZappalaHOST
64:00
And Cobb would send him an autograph.
Kevin KeatingGUEST
64:04
When I was a kid, if you sent and carried the Hall of Fame, Joe Sewell and carried the Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, New York, One, three, three, two, six.
Kevin KeatingGUEST
64:14
Like that was the address.
Kevin KeatingGUEST
64:16
Just put a self-addressed stamped envelope, throw 10, 10 things in the, in the request.

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