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In this episode of PSP, Nii Wallace-Bruce discusses the legacy of the Cincinnati Reds' Big Red Machine with acclaimed author, writer, and historian, Terence Moore. Moore shares his journey from being a passionate fan of the Reds to covering the team as a professional sports journalist (02:12). He reminisces about his interactions with legendary players like Pete Rose (09:20) and provides a deeper understanding of the socio-cultural impact of the team (31:21).
The conversation also touches on current Major League Baseball topics, including the Hall of Fame candidacy of steroid-era players (28:15) and Canadian baseball (22:23). Moore's new book, 'My Big Red Machine,' explores his personal experiences and insights into one of baseball's most iconic eras.
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Opening and closing music courtesy of Jeremiah Alves - "Evermore".
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