On episode 21 of the Fair Pole Podcast, Chris Edwards explains the history of the stolen base and his rise in baseball history. Then, Chris visits with Sean McDonough of ESPN and the Boston Red Sox to discuss his love for baseball and more.
Some of the topics they discuss:
- Why Sean went to Syracuse and how that decision changed his life forever
- Calling Triple-A Baseball games while still in school
- Being the youngest man (at the time) to call a World Series on National TV
- How calling Triple-A Baseball helped his prep for the World Series
... and they also talk a little golf, sorry .... but Edwards had to bring up Augusta National.
Plus more great stories!
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