In this episode of Two Strike Noise, Jeff and Mark recount various intriguing baseball history stories. They discuss the recently concluded World Series that garnered the most viewers since 1991's thrilling series and listen to the funniest baseball joke ever told, according to William Shatner, while sitting atop a horse. Included is an exploration of historic player incidents involving Chuck Klein and Ted Kluszewski. The show touches on baseball's relationship with pop culture, mentioning appearances on The Simpsons and celebrity reputations. The episode concludes with Wax Packs Heroes, spotlighting nostalgic baseball cards and a friendly competition between Jeff and Mark.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
01:43 World Series Recap
05:26 Dodgers' Position Players Pitching
08:30 Contemporary Hall of Fame Ballot Discussion
10:04 MLB's Competitive Golf Tournament
11:06 Japanese TV Show and Shohei Ohtani
13:58 Trivia Question and Mascot Weight
16:34 Dave Winfield & Robin Givens….mom?
27:09 Chuck Klien, consistant HOFer
27:46 Snake Deal
29:46 A Historic Baseball Game in 1960
34:31 Wax Packs Heroes: Baseball Card Showdown
51:14 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts
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