Trot Nixon
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Search complete. 25 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Trot Nixon".
Sep 11, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Mickey Gasper on the challenges of growing up in New England
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8:05Ryan ProvencherHOST
Who were some guys that you were coming up with that maybe are like anyone in the system at the time that people might know of or-
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8:12Steve LomasneyGUEST
Nomar Garciaparra, Trot Nixon, Lou Merloni, um, Varitek when he came over.
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8:18Steve LomasneyGUEST
Uh, I, I was, I was part of that, that mid-'90s, uh, group of Boston Red Sox guys.
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8:23Ryan ProvencherHOST
So I was talking to Mickey earlier about how, you know, compared to other states and parts of the country, you have your California's, Texas, Florida, just hotbeds for baseball.
HR 4 | Boston’s pitchers deserve credit for the turnaround on the mound | Scheim & Lyons | Labor Day 9/7/2026
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48:52Shimon LyonsHOST
William Abreu
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48:52Chris ScheimPANELIST
is the modern-day Trot Nixon.
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48:54Shimon LyonsHOST
Yeah, so I'm a strong over on
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48:56Chris ScheimPANELIST
both.
YANKEES POSTCAST: The Yankees' offense was barely there but they still were able to beat the Red Sox
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2:54Stacey GotsuliasHOST
And then the rest of the game remained scoreless [laughs] and the Yankees ended up winning.
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2:58Stacey GotsuliasHOST
And the feeling I had watching this game, even though I was home, uh, was very similar to that game when I was in Yankee Stadium, because I was also at the game May 28th, 2000 when Pedro went up against Roger Clemens and there was a zero-zero tie until the top of the ninth when Trot Nixon hit a two-run home run, and the Yankees ended up losing that game.
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3:24Stacey GotsuliasHOST
So when I see low-scoring games like this and I see both teams struggling to score, almost scoring, things happening, it...
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3:33Stacey GotsuliasHOST
I almost have, like, baseball PTSD from that game on May 28th, 2000 all these years later, 26 years later.
2003 ALCS, Game 3 (Yankees-Red Sox) (MLB International)
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25:49Gary ThorneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It is not a concentric ballpark in any sense of the word.
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25:53Rick SutcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Probably the most difficult right field in all of baseball to play, as you look at part of the problem in front of Trot Nixon.
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25:59Gary ThorneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's the triangle in center field.
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26:02Gary ThorneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The crew of umpires working this game, we have mentioned the home plate umpire who gets his first start in a League Championship Series game, Alfonso Marquez, Daryl Cousins, Joe West, Angel Hernandez, Tim McClellan, and Terry Craft.
6 MINS LATER
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31:56Rick SutcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It pays off.
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31:57Rick SutcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A difficult fastball up and in.
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32:00Rick SutcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You see the difficulty Trot Nixon had with that.
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32:03Rick SutcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But even though Trot didn't have a good grip on it, when he let go of that throw, he put the cutoff man into play, keeping Garcia at first base.
2003 ALCS, Game 7 Postgame (ESPN)
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9:04Joe TorreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Uh, emotionally, he was fine.
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9:05Joe TorreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I thought he was in, you know, pretty good control of himself, but, but he'd gotten some pitch count problems, especially to, to Trot Nixon, got behind in the count and then threw him a fastball, and Trot Nixon can hit a fastball on Christmas Day.
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9:17Joe TorreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I mean, he's, he, he's killed us.
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9:19Joe TorreSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That whole ball club, I mean, when you, when you think how many games we've played and how evenly we're matched, um, I, I hate playing them.
17 MINS LATER
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26:54John AndersonHOST
How about we go to the second, Kev?
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26:56Kevin FrazierHOST
No score.
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26:57Kevin FrazierHOST
Clemens on the hill, 2-0 pitch to Trot Nixon, and he says, "Groove me." Trot gets every bit of that.
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27:04Kevin FrazierHOST
Nixon's fourth homer of the postseason.
June 19 -Yankees vs. Red Sox (WABC Radio)
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10:33John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I think it doesn't, John, because the three series they played have been bunched together so closely that the edge is taken off.
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10:40John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Trot Nixon hits a ground ball to second.
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10:42John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Knobloch fields, throws inside, and that'll do it.
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10:46John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, the ground ball was taken by Knobloch near first, so he could throw easily to-
32 MINS LATER
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42:27John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The one-one to Nixon is fouled, and they put it off Posada who whips around.
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42:32John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And the count one and two.
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42:33John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When it comes down to these Sammy Sosa sweeps based on sources that told me that the right side of movement Now here, John, if a deal is put together, the Red Sox would be willing to include Trot Nixon.
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42:46John Sterling and Michael KaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And, uh, with the Red Sox deal and a lot of people in baseball feel nobody can give a player of that level.
Uncs on Lansdowne: A Half-Fired Unc
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55:32Bryan JoinerHOST
So I just, my ...
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55:34Bryan JoinerHOST
The, the story aspect of this and also, like, how grizzled people get into these organizations [laughs] and ultimately in Trot Nixon's case probably just reject, mutually rejected them.
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55:46Bryan JoinerHOST
'Cause Trot Nixon is as backwoods a North Carolina person as there is.
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55:49Bryan JoinerHOST
I think he would say complimentary.
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55:52Bryan JoinerHOST
Um-