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Summary
Jack and Randy welcome Kevin Murphy, a seasoned attorney and passionate baseball fan. They explore Kevin's journey from being a Yankees fan to embracing the Reds, his memorable experiences at various World Series, and his insights into the world of sports law, particularly his representation of umpires. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by umpires, the controversies surrounding the implementation of technology in officiating, and Kevin's deep-rooted love for baseball.
Takeaways
- Kevin Murphy transitioned from a Yankees fan to a Reds supporter.
- He has a rich history with baseball, playing shortstop and pitching.
- Memorable moments from the 1975 and 1976 World Series are highlighted.
- Kevin expresses his frustration with the Reds' recent performance.
- He has represented several sports figures in legal matters.
- The conversation delves into the challenges faced by umpires in baseball.
- Kevin discusses the implications of an automatic strike zone in MLB.
- He shares a humorous story about attending a Red Sox game.
- The importance of umpires in maintaining the integrity of the game is emphasized.
- Kevin's passion for baseball is evident throughout the conversation.
Sound Bites
- "I pull for the Reds big time.
- "I think I was an asshole."
- "He's got some great stories."
