All right? Well, you're tuning into allow me to be frank. I don't know how much

long we're going to have that title. We are going to be rebranding very soon to the

Frank to Tank Podcast, hyphen, allow me to be frank.

We wanted to try to help promote us more and get more, get rolling, but I don't think we've had a bigger episode in this one.

I just finished an interview with Tom Angley and it's going to air right now, and I don't think I've had a bigger guest.

And hopefully this is the pathway

to bigger things for the podcast,

to Frank the Tank Pod, allow me to be frank and well not any further

this man should be in a Hall of Fame he what is one of the faces of baseball in

New York and an iconic New York Yankee. So without further ado, my interview

with Don Mattingly. All right, well, I have never had a bigger guest in this one.

A man who is for a few years, the best player in baseball.

And New York Yankees legend, New York Yankees captain,

Don Mattingly.

How's it going, Don?

Good, Frank.

Is it hard for you to say, I know you're a huge vet fan?

You know, I respect the Yankees. It's not like like I'm not one of these people that blindly hate the Yankees. It's more fun to hate the Yankees for me

Especially my father who is a Yankees fan. All right, I got you.

I remember one of my earliest baseball memories is actually watching the Pine Tar

Incons.

And my father just like cursing out George Pratt left and right.

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