The Dr. Sem Yankees Show (8/2/25)
- Paul Semendinger
- Aug 2
- 1 min read
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Remembering this day in 1979...
Remembering Thurman Munson.
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I'm not yet ready to listen to this podcast, as that day and the following days as a fellow 11 year old are burned into my memory forever. Today, I am more that 11 year old boy than whatever age I am that year. But back then, for me personally, from my parents keeping me way too busy on Thursday, to the point my father came home during the day to have a catch, which at that point we could do forever. Oh, and in our house, and he was a softball pitcher, guess how I would catch him? yup, putting out our own home plate, and me in the couching position. To then seeing the paper the next mo…