97 Regional with former player interviews

bartgregory

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This week on Out of Left Field, Charlie Winfield and I pulled a few interviews together from guys who were big players in the 1997 Regional. State guys were Eric Dubose, Barry Patton, and Rusty Thoms. We also talked with former Washington coach Ken Knutson and Washington CF Chris Magruder.

Magruder had an unreal tournament, going 13-21 at the plate and was pretty much a machine. He called the weekend in Starkville “the weekend that changed my life”, and “his greatest baseball experience”. And he spent 5 years in the big leagues. Dubose threw two complete games in the tournament. Rusty hit over .400. Barry had the game winning hit. Brooks Bryan robbed the home run. Fun memories.

We also talked with Samford Head Coach Casey Dunn to get his thoughts on his team. If you have iTunes, here’s the link. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/out-of-left-field/id1494796677

If you don’t use iTunes, go to wherever you get your podcast and search for Out of Left Field.

Thanks guys.
 

mcdawg22

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Magruder was unreal that tournament. Not only with his bat but in the field. He and Brooks Bryan seemed like they were trying to outdo each other.
 
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Don't know why but I got goose bumps when I heard Magruder talk about his time at The Dude. You and Charlie always put out a solid podcast but this was one of your best.
 
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