Shane Spencer
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Oct 15, 2026
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Joe Girardi fifth and catching Jorge Posada.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Shane Spencer will play right field with that sixth.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Paul O'Neill is back home from a stress fracture in his left foot.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bernie Lorreta is the DH at bat seven.
11 MINS LATER
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And instead of an inning ending double play, another run scores.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So Posada is at first.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And here is Shane Spencer, who was well in front of Konerko as he tried to scoop the fastball inside.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Couldn't scoop and the ball went out as well.
Eric ChavezHOST
And then he showed me how to do it, how to actually run the bases and why it cost him three seconds.
Eric ChavezHOST
And I was like, wow that's amazing eric burns should have been running bench running first of all we tie up that game it's a whole whole different situation the third thing is shane spencer the right fielder overthrows two people this is a major league team right when you have a cutoff and relay you have one backup guy don't even make it like this is the big leagues dude hit the cutoff man like he goes down in the corner air mails it and jeter's sprinting kind of past the pitcher's mound to go grab it and throw it and what a great play it was you'll never see that play again one because this is the big leagues and two is just like how do you even practice like why would you even practice that play it was it was like the perfect storm for let's give credit for Derek for being there.
Eric ChavezHOST
They did practice that.
Eric ChavezHOST
So let's give them credit for that.
Eric ChavezHOST
And then Derek's kind of in the middle.
Eric ChavezHOST
He's kind of floating.
Eric ChavezHOST
And then so he sees that ball terribly thrown by Shane Spencer, which Shane Spencer was a pretty good hitter.
Eric ChavezHOST
He was a terrible outfielder.
Brian O'DonnellHOST
But to me, it just emphasizes being ready for any situation at any given point in time and knowing what it takes to win and doing what it takes to win.
Brian O'DonnellHOST
uh you know 2001 it was game three of the ALDS the Yankees were already down two games to none against the Oakland A's and um and a ball was hit down the right field line uh Shane Spencer is the one who's going to get the ball you got uh Jason Giambi um uh trying to come you know coming around the coming around the bases and he's coming home and stuff and Spencer overthrows the first base cutoff.
Brian O'DonnellHOST
But lo and behold, Derek Jeter has sprinted in from where he's at.
Brian O'DonnellHOST
He's now in the line, grabs the ball, flips it to Jorge Posada, who literally tags Giambi on his calf just before the ball, just before his foot touches the plate.
Eric FeeneyHOST
Yeah, I love Modern.
Eric FeeneyHOST
I had a s- podcast guest with Shane Spencer, played for the Yankees, in Branford.
Eric FeeneyHOST
On my way, I picked up Modern.
TJ PresthusGUEST
There you go.
Peter KleinHOST
Scott Brocious coming up with big hits, extending world series and stuff like that.
Peter KleinHOST
You know, like, um, there was the Ricky Lede would make a couple of good plays that Shane Spencer would make a couple of plays.
Peter KleinHOST
There was always the depth piece that was coming up and the Yankees, it was supposed to be the baby bombers with bird and, and judge and Glaber.
Peter KleinHOST
Um, I think there was another one in there.
Evan CohenHOST
Watch Bernie do a little thing, Bernie Williams.
Evan CohenHOST
Watch Ricky Ledee and Shane Spencer in big moments, and you're like, "What? Who are these guys?" But they're, they were...
Evan CohenHOST
That's what the Dodgers are.
Evan CohenHOST
Anyway, Yankees have these es- expectations.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Oh, Giler, the injury report that's brought you.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I know about the property to Shane Spencer who will go down to Oakland.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One time, either tomorrow or Tuesday, work out a little bit.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And he might be better off to be there on, uh, on Friday.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Billy Wagner will be catching for Jorge Posada.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Shane Spencer will play right field will bat sixth.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Paul O'Neill is back home from a stress fracture in his left foot.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bernie will run as the DH at bat seven.
11 MINS LATER
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Posada gets an RBI, but that's one of the times that you really shouldn't see the double play.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And instead of an inning-ending double play, now a run scores.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, Posada is at first and here is Shane Spencer.
John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The throw was well in front of Konerko, and he tried to scoop on the fastball side or scoop under the glove as well.
Rich DavisHOST
words,
Steve CovinoHOST
just because Shane Spencer celebrated in 98, George Lombard shouldn't celebrate in...
Steve CovinoHOST
In 2026? Make that make sense.
Steve CovinoHOST
George Lombard was born in 2005.
Steve CovinoHOST
I was going to feel better.
Steve CovinoHOST
In other words, just because Shane Spencer celebrated in 98, George Lombard shouldn't celebrate in...
Steve CovinoHOST
In 2026? Make that make sense.
Steve CovinoHOST
George Lombard was born in 2005.
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