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Past Guests on the Show

Arlon Bennett

NY Baseball Live Staff - 8/16/2009

August
16, 2009: Author & musician Arlon Bennett joined the show to talk
about his work with the New York Mets on their dedication to the lat
Bob Murphy.

Zack Hample & David Rhode
NY Baseball Live Staff - 8/30/2009
August
30, 2009: Guests on the show included author Zack Hample known as "The
Baseball Collector." Hample has snagged 4,200+ baseballs to-date,
including Barry Bonds' 724th career homerun.
Also joining the show was David Rhode, Executive Director for Pitch in
for Baseball. He discussed what his program does and how him he met
Zack Hample.

John Habyan
NY Baseball Live Staff - 9/20/2009
September
20, 2009: Talking with former Yankee pitcher John Habyan about his
11-year career in the Major Leagues. In addition to his baseball
career, we also talked about his coaching career with St. John the
Baptist High School in West Islip, NY., his work with Cal Ripken
Baseball and All Pro Baseball Academy.

Mike Marshall
NY Baseball Live Staff - 10/11/2009
Talking
with former Dodgers pitcher and 1974 NL Cy Young Award winner Mike
Marshall. He has worked extensively to prevent pitchers from injury by
teaching his revolutionary pitching mechanics.





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