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Sam Crawford

Sam Crawford

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Search complete. 8 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Sam Crawford".

Oct 14, 2026

Fred SnodgrassSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:01
But unfortunately, that never came to pass because Charlie Faust died that winter and we did not win the pennant the next year.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
10:28
Sam Crawford turned out to be one of my closest friends.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
10:33
Sam was born in Wahoo, Nebraska in 1880.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
10:37
He was in the majors for 19 years from 1899, which I always find still amazing, to 1917, mostly with the Detroit Tigers, when he was one of baseball's outstanding power hitters.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
13:32
So I had this laundry to do too, so I roused myself and went into the laundromat and put my laundry in next to this guy's laundry.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
13:42
And I sat down and I had nothing to, might as well ask anybody I saw.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
13:46
I said, do you know anybody around here named Sam Crawford? And he said, I sure do.
Larry RitterNARRATOR
13:51
He says, I ought to know him being as it's me.
Joe PoirotGUEST
39:33
Yeah, I mean, you know, I, I've got a Chagall right behind me, uh, there.
Joe PoirotGUEST
39:39
And, um, so I'm, I, I'm sensitive to the fact that fine art is, like, at another level, right? But, you know, this is an E106 1915 Sam Crawford, and somebody painted this.
Joe PoirotGUEST
39:58
You know? Somebody, somebody, like, you know, put some kinda paintbrush into, and, and thought about, you know, the form of, of Crawford, you know, as he approached, you know, the, the pitch and s- initiated a swing.
Joe PoirotGUEST
40:13
And to me, that's artistic.
Brian DwyerGUEST
11:37
So Christy Mathewson being the big one, that is the most valuable card in that 1914 Cracker Jack set.
Brian DwyerGUEST
11:43
Walter Johnson, Trish Speaker, Charles Comiskey, Eddie Plank, Sam Crawford, a bunch of desirable Hall of Famers.
Brian DwyerGUEST
11:52
Saved in the family for over 100 years.
Brian DwyerGUEST
11:55
consigned to us.
KevinHOST
40:14
Since 1900, only four players have led both leagues in home runs.
KevinHOST
40:20
Shohei, Mark McGuire, Fred McGriff, and from 1901 to 1908, Sam Crawford.
DarrenHOST
40:31
The great Sam
KevinHOST
40:32
Crawford.
JJ JacksonHOST
52:08
And I just, I'm going to throw these names at you.
JJ JacksonHOST
52:11
Otani in 2023 was the American League homerun leader and in 2024 he was a national league leader mcguire's done it fred mcgriff and sam crawford back in the early 1900s only four men's done that so it's a cool stat and peter lonzo that's what do you think about pete you know in his short time he's put together incredible numbers um you know you hate to say does he have a chance but that guy has a chance to be one of this generation's one of their best players i mean he's had a heck of a career already
Vincent OpperHOST
52:43
yeah when A couple years ago, I just thought he was a lumbering power hitter.
Vincent OpperHOST
52:52
I didn't see that he was a special player, I guess.

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