don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk and the breaking news. to tell. your watching our team that special report. that. basically everything that you think you know about civil society has broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. normal i think. we don't need people that think like this on our planet. this is an incredibly tense situation. and swished i came up in the game my father was managing in the minor leagues myself. and i did my career riding on the bus so it's kind of funny to see how it all kind of works together before myself may could not have been more blessed as an athlete and i think the one thing that you lose when you do retire is that sense of

the team you feel like you're part of a team your entire life and all the sudden when the book closes and the career is over and the cheers go away that's kind of the one thing you missed to get a phone call from brian cashman the general manager the yankees like three days later i'm thinking to myself like look what just happened right here is somebody messing with me some are trying to prank me plus oh you do with crucial well i didn't do very well. he's just one of those guys and you're talking about that lucky one person at the good lord just told us all that. local relearning came our special guest is nick swisher and they'll be all star world series champion nick finished just call the a career with eight hundred three r.b.i.'s two hundred forty five all runs played from five days. one franchises including the new york yankees wide sox and braves

after all thursday only and i would sing his retirement in early two thousand and seventeen that has joined forces with fox sports as an n.f.l. be game day analyst and host for this one's ever will be with her out he's also been tapped as of an ounce of the second season of n.b.c.'s spot teen challenge that previews june twelfth at ten pm eastern is great to welcome you that this is a good decision why you always saw that high kick at you know not to like it this is true for me benefit in across from you were doing this meant you were is an honor to be here and to be face to face with. how could you handle you can't you were tired i knew you were going broadcasting you're great you're natural you know what larry is this kind of one of those things where you have to the birth of our second daughter to be able to go home and to just kind of know why that point my knees were killing me i was trying to make

a comeback in new york at the time. minor league baseball was a little different when i did it back in like two thousand and two compared like two thousand and sixteen. so i think just the general i was so fortunate and so blessed to have such a great run. was it a hard to have it and oh i feel like it's in my blood it always will be. we were just talking a second a baseball gave me everything i have it gave me my home i met my wife playing baseball i just feel like i owe a lot to the game on them and do my best to try and give back always you i did a show for her so i know we were just talking about that when we were just talking about as a matter of fact it's great on her new show gospel of kevin on a.b.c. got picked up i'm so excited for deuce the right one yet she's doing that and she's acting as well so we're really really excited making the move to atlanta and at this point my time and i just follow the woman didn't help. so you miss you miss playing oh yeah i thought. go was well i think as an athlete i think the one thing

that you lose when you do retire it is that sense of team you feel like you're part of a team your entire life and all the sudden when the book closes and the career is over and the cheers go away that's kind of the one thing you missed and feel like for myself signing on the fox was a was an easy decision for me because i feel like i'm part of a team again i've always liked that joe name and told me once he misses the camaraderie more than the game that well i feel like there's just so much that goes into the game is so much that you go through as a team in that locker room and i have so many amazing memories and amazing stories just from all the years man so i definitely feel like i've been blessed for sure the yankees signed you at the end of the web's you played one scranton pennsylvania which if you haven't been this grand not to want to talk. about far from the poconos yes there you are right you said it was very different when you were in the

mine is before crennel before you were trying to make it this or now you're the old guy. it's crazy how it turns around when you got you know twenty one year old kids coming up around the first base like swish me and i remember watching him play when i was like junior high and if it was of like should i take that as a compliment or you tell me how old i am right now and you also write on buses so i have less than you know at the airports you know nothing about the airports in different cities and that was definitely interesting it's funny to see how your career goes into full circle and for myself i came up in the game when my father was managing in the minor leagues riding on bicycles in the fall he had a long yes sir and i ended my career riding on the buses so it's kind of funny to see how it all kind of works together before myself make more just go up in club thousands. i feel like it was just in my blood from the get go you a different player from it like you fall. your father was. there and he had your

brush right handed bat yet right maybe a little it was right he had power though to just or both had power ok what was it like championship year was it like to win the world so i think he would take it further back than that i feel like just give me opportunity to come over new york for myself coming off a rough two thousand and eight year in chicago didn't play well i didn't really get a lot of the manager at the time it was just kind of a rough season and to have that have so little success and then to get a phone call from brian cashman the general measure the yankees like three days later i'm thinking to myself like look what just happened right here is somebody messing with me somebody trying to prank me so i feel like even just starting over there and being able to be a part of that and being the first team to open up that brand new beautiful stadium was something oh never forget i remember walking out we came from spring training

tampa and they brought us up a couple nights early you know you got to the welcome home dinner and you know the yankees do it right you know a lot of things you have to do but i remember they rolled us into the stadium and nobody was there and they had all the lights on and everything was going off and we all came out of the few we're all in our suits and ties and you've never seen a group of adults act like little kids you've never seen anything like that it just kind of took you back to your childhood and we got the opportunity to do it so we were definitely thankful for that i threw a pitch at that game you know one of those games that are in that great stadium opening day like the lady yankees did it they had when you told me the opening pitch was so me go first because they have the team take the field youth old with the team g.b. yelled at me. over what coaches. like why did they think you had a bad year with the white sox why do you think cashman culture well i think it just kind of worked out in a way where i made him look good and he made me look good you know i feel. i

remember on the phone with him saying you know it was really feel like you're going to have a great you know great bounce back year and i'm thinking to myself like why better but better it's going to be adduced for me as you explain the bad you to yourself i feel like for myself i tried to make some changes in my swing that was not my swing i had a different hitting coach and sometimes when you struggle a little bit you start listening to everybody rather than going back to what things worked for you and not only that to be able to have a father who played in the big leagues for as many years that kept telling me hey stay within yourself do when you know best and then also then you try and change your swing and it just didn't really work it was a magazine didn't get along with me and i wasn't good we didn't see eye to eye on oser. he's barrio fiery so you could you can imagine with a clash happy kid but boyd for him once in spring training and he said he learned words he'd never. tell me about the older men smartened

challenge i tell you what man this is kind of one of those opportunities that i got and it was so all absolutely blessed to be part of i mean it was the energy level was so what is it so what it is it's traditional spartan races right and in season one it's where they took it was outside as it's in hills it's more like mud races right this is kind of a branch office of american injure warrior in a sense and who races it was myself apollo no kelvin washington m.j. acosta as our hosts right and then we had twenty four teams five rights you had once one ultimate spartan racer was the captain and then you had four other competitors right hey you want to talk to these these people were so put together so athletic and not only that i think the one thing that i enjoyed most about it was the stories of the individual teams we had so many different people from so many different walks of life it's all taped already all over the place yes they're already finished i'm so excited for people to watch and i thing. it's something

that people can really get interested is the word spartan mean a spartan race means what last kind of an outdoor race and what kind of warning racing on so well in season one they were racing in the hills kind of you know through grass and this year and it's season to mid a little more sexy kind of brought in a little more industrial om kind of racing through buildings and things like that so i think for myself to be there and to see all that and to see where exactly the sport is going because for myself this is more and tyson to me this season because i don't have the insurance of being able to run a mile in between each obstacle and i feel like for this it was kind of a shrunken where was it shot in atlanta it was amazing and just to see how athletic these people that you had no idea who they were coming from all parts of the country for me it was exciting to watch and i can't with people get ahold of it ok you've also joined up with fox sports as a full time analyst the are you comfortable with it you look at i've seen you with

a rod you look pretty sailorman i feel like you're born for it. i just feel like i try and get on there and i literally just trying to people excited about something the secret of what you learned in baseball with when you had the off year was what you know out of medically in broadcasting no secret and you be a self that's a big you know i feel like people can see through fake people and i feel like for myself i've always kind of been an open book and i've always tried to kind of be that guy that's literally sitting in your living room watching t.v. with you just trying to have a good time with a rod has had this conflicted career that an amazing ballplayer of the terro suing the league or to spend the year what was it like for you to work with him so i feel like i was blessed and honored to be his teammate number one to win a championship and not only that to be able to work with him on this side of the world i guess we would call. sense there's not too many people on the planet that are as

educated in the game of baseball or can break the game down as well as he can because it was always really the smartest as a ballplayer snowball play it smart scene he says he knew what was going to happen almost before it happened oh man i think for a guy that has had that much talent in the game for him to come on this side of the world and and tell people those stories and give them a little more insight it's only going to make for great television so when you're there week yes you know i've signed on for fifty days which has been great the guys have been absolutely awesome i think i'll probably go over those fifty days because we're having so much fun but i think just in general we got a great group of guys great host great analysts just fox in general just been amazing and i think in general what we're really trying to change the game i feel like we're going to get people excited at the break does nick am interested one day managing or coaching. plus a little game of you only knew would be incredible laid back quiet sedate shy mix

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would do a lot of fun to watch for is publicly as they have stated that this is almost a rebuilding year for them to be standing where they are right now atop the division and still maybe not even play in a full nine baseball game he said to an amazing it's been so much fun to watch the yankees have done something you never thought they would ever do put up stands for the judge and she went to the yankees and i mean i don't cover just like a little brother as he's a little brother of the six where they would all like a younger brother but just to see the success he's had and not only that to kind of see the city kind of rally around him i think that's why they have the judge's chamber i feel like they might seventeen lucky fans a night just to go sit in there but the numbers he's been putting up and have been so impressive that he got it he's going to be there for a while because you don't think he's going to turn around you've got the judges stance and that's what i'm saying i may have every right as he said you better keep

it going do you think they're going to win it tell you what i feel like up. there they're just dominate all levels guys like brett gardner is going to reemerge as a huge leader in that locker room and on the pitch and. it's interest is what happens with a number for the number five starter throughout the entire season and season as a player right now. to be a contender come into september for the good they're really good. to put together haven't played very well started the. talent.

on an end. have. i think maybe in time maybe i don't know maybe. i think myself. with everything that's going on right now it's nice to be able to be . tom i got. to just. have to.

kind of been that guy that just knew how blessed he was and that there most. people out there that would give their left arm to me and i never wanted people to think took the thing for granted ever. same percentage of play in new york. city to play. i have to. love them and they've got a lot of passion but they're tough. and i got

a taste of what i can fly out of the. soup. on the fly. this moment. at the birth of my daughters. i think getting married to my best friends would be out there as well i think all that family stuff and doing but i kind. of. like it. that's what. i understand it. in the making. but.

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until seven thirty pm for the following counties in new jersey glen take me and cumberland. i know not have. the kind of. flux right now with the talent that is really coming through the game. and i could list off ten fifteen guys right now but it's hard not to take a guy like air and judge who is really kind of taken off. to be a part of this well actually take him off to a tremendous job for somebody young pitchers that the world has. will. to guys really kind of stand. back playing. probably. june twelfth and.

ultimate team challenge will be. so great about it feel like when you retire you kind of feel like it's a little bit. of depression. for thirty years your life changes and i was down in the dumps. fifty people on the planet get to play major league baseball so if you're special i think. we have some social media questions ready at.

you. know i feel like. it has a lot. to do with. myself lucky enough that i had known. throughout the league. that i got traded off my for the chicago white sox there. myself. it's not. ok if you like. somebody picked it first. like. on twitter. what was your favorite part of. the tradition that people.

fabulous about that you know i think just the one thing that stands out. every day trying to get a love like i was a dead. or something you know i feel those things that i'll never. thinking. about playing the competition i think that's kind of the one of the biggest things that i've struggled with. joe my wife and i can. be like i will not be out in the. driveway if you can find. the competition that. is one of the things i miss.

for sure. a place like bashful i think. well. you have to. write down a damaged aaa team there so i feel like if you're a aaa team you you have a good chance of maybe happen a major. current to be afraid to taste. of trade. and it struck out. one of the guys you're talking to one person at a good just. if you. could ever expect and over. maybe it would be hard to get just sake of

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