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C. J. Nitkowski discusses what it was like striking out Michael Jordan
Texas Rangers play-by-play announcer and former professional baseball pitcher C. J. Nitkowski joins Jay and Dan to spread optimism about baseball being played this year, discusses ideas for social distancing within the game, and talks about what it was like striking out Michael Jordan.
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