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Poet and author Dean Atta returns to Busy Being Black to share how therapy, memoir-writing and entering into his “big man stage” have transformed his relationship with his mental health, […]
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Two-time World Series champion Tyler Glasnow sits down with Matt and Chris Young fresh off back-to-back titles with the most dominant team in the sport.
The Dodgers right-hander pulls back the curtain on what it’s actually like inside that pitching staff — the culture, the aura, and why Japanese players have so much success. Glasnow reflects on the long road from Pittsburgh to Tampa to LA, how the Rays’ unconventional R&D system helped shape him into an ace, and what pitching coach Mark Prior has meant to his development.
He opens up about his relationships with Shohei Ohtani and his Japanese teammates, the real leadership structure in that clubhouse, and whether the Dodgers are actually bad for baseball.
Plus — the mental side of pitching, his game-day routine, thoughts on the pitch clock and robot ump, and what he does away from the field. And with two rings already, one question looms: is a three-peat actually coming?
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Poet and author Dean Atta returns to Busy Being Black to share how therapy, memoir-writing and entering into his “big man stage” have transformed his relationship with his mental health, […]
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