• A Life in Baseball, A Life in General

  • By: Rich Martin
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A Life in Baseball, A Life in General

By: Rich Martin
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  • Summary

  • Commentary about my 45 year career as a high school and college Head Baseball Coach. One of very few Head Baseball coaches who coached in the NCAA Div I,II and III and the NAIA. Also commentary about owning and running Rich Martin's All Star Baseball Camp for 35 years and also growing up in Brooklyn New York in the 50's -80's and starting the Our Lady Of Guadalupe Athletic Association. I also speak about my current association with the Metropolitan Collegiate Baseball League and the Overpeck Creek Monsters Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rich-martin5/support
    Rich Martin
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Baseball & Softball
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Episodes
  • The 23rd inning

    The 23rd inning
    Sep 5 2022

    Talking about the Mets and Yankees, Ohtani, lighting baseball fields on fire and my rendition of Hurt by Johnny Cash

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    40 mins
  • The 22th inning

    The 22th inning
    Aug 28 2022

    Talking about my job as the wheel man, LL Baseball and a Billy Joel song

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    43 mins
  • The 21st inning

    The 21st inning
    Aug 16 2022

    I'm back!! The podcast returns with Monsters news, baseball logic and a nod to the Beatles!

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    49 mins

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