Clubhouse Chatter

A pair of National League East rivals visited Denver last week, with the New York Mets and Atlanta Braves paying a visit. In this episode, hear what managers and players from both teams had to say about games and what could be a very interesting race down the stretch.

We take you on a spin around Major League Baseball with a glimpse into what managers and players said in July that stood out. From Trevor Story talking about his return from injury to Torey Lovullo discussing why Arizona may be comfortable heading into October, we have you covered from inside the clubhouse and dugout.

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Tanner Gordon discusses his MLB debut with the Colorado Rockies and the emotions and preparations that went into it. He talks about the support he received from his family and friends, the importance of his changeup in his pitching arsenal, and the biggest lesson he learned in the Rockies organization. Tanner also shares his experience of being traded from the Atlanta Braves and the adjustments he had to make. He discusses the challenges he faced at different levels of the minor leagues and how he overcame them. Finally, he talks about his preparation for his next start and the support he has in New York.

Michael Petersen sits down for an exclusive chat to talk about his long and winding road toward what was an eventful MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers. We talk about his impact on baseball in Great Britain, the World Baseball Classic, MLB heading to the UK, keeping the faith in the minor leagues, and much more.

In this episode of the Clubhouse Chatter podcast, Kevin Henry interviews Jon Shestakofsky, the VP of Communications and Content for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. They discuss the upcoming inductions, the experience of visiting Cooperstown during July, and the importance of preserving baseball history. They also talk about the recent tribute to the Negro leagues and the online resources available on the Hall of Fame's website. The conversation concludes with a discussion on how the Hall of Fame acquires memorabilia and the promise to preserve it for future generations.

Takeaways

The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown is preparing for upcoming inductions and is a hub of activity during July.

The Hall of Fame aims to preserve history, honor excellence, and connect generations through its exhibits and events.

The recent tribute to the Negro Leagues highlighted the importance of black baseball history and the contributions of players before and after the Negro Leagues.

The Hall of Fame offers online resources, including an interactive platform for kids to learn about black baseball history.

The Hall of Fame acquires memorabilia by planning ahead for known events and making requests after unexpected moments in baseball history.

Learn more at https://baseballhall.org/