Nolan Ryan, California Angels interviewed by Leo Cloutier 1973
4 minutes
This Classic Radio Broadcast from July 6,1973 has Leo Cloutier speaking with Nolan Ryan who was then a pitcher for the California Angels and already very accomplished as a player.
A portion of this interview can be heard on the new Netflix Documentary FACING NOLAN, at about 31 minutes into the show.
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In contrast, the Chicago White Sox had a much more successful season, finishing with a record of 80 wins and 80 losses. They boasted a solid offense, with several players delivering strong performances. First baseman Dick Allen was a standout player, leading the team with a .301 batting average and 32 home runs. Pitcher Wilbur Wood also had an impressive season, winning 20 games and posting a 3.75 ERA.
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