Tony Muser

And I heard that from Ned when he was the manager.

Hell, all the way back to Tony Pena and Tony Muser would talk about.

you all the time and sitting there and all that knowledge that you had and they would listen to you.

Who are some of those people that were those mentors in your life that helped you get to where you were and maybe even still at your age in 8,000 games, maybe still guys that you have that kind of mentor you today?

Shout-out to Carlos, my boy.

Carlos goes, "Hey, I knew they were calling you up," 'cause Tony Muser was in the office.

Um, and Al or Baird gave me the opportunity, so thank you, Al or...

But Tony Muser was in the office, and they-- somebody got hurt, and I overheard them.

And I'm like, "Oh, you knew that before?" He goes, "Yeah, I knew." He goes, "I heard him say, 'Well, yeah, call up Ibañez.

We don't have anybody else.'" [laughs] I go, "Thanks, Carlos.

Chuck Sarno of North Riverside, Illinois.

Now the pitch, Muser takes it out.

The Chacos, the 7Gs.

Children, all names start with G. Here's the pitch.

Long and he missed.

Gregory, Jerry, Gerard, Glenn, Gail, Gary, and Gwen.

Now the pitch, Muser takes it outside.

Two balls and a strike.

Fitting off his designated hitter, Pat Kelly.

Batting second, the second baseman, George Porta.

Batting third, the first baseman, Tony Muser.

Batting fourth, the left fielder, Carlos Bay.

Batting fifth, the center fielder, Ken Henderson.

Batting sixth, the third baseman, Bill Nelson.

Batting seventh, the right fielder, Bill Sharp.

Batting eighth, the catcher, Ed Herman.