To: PapaNew
Limbaugh originally worked for the Kansas CIty Royals in the 80's. There he befriended the great George Brett. I get the impression, and this is just me talking, I get the feeling that Brett was a bit condescending to Limbaugh. I think that he was amazed, and impressed with the level to which Rush Limbaugh ascended. I mean Brett is an icon, but in his field, Limbaugh is infinitely much more of an icon. George Brett, I believe, was amazed, surprised, and, maybe a touch in awe of this development. I get all this from the few times Limbaugh has had Brett on his show.
54 posted on
10/24/2014 8:08:20 PM PDT by
fhayek
To: fhayek
Interesting. I thought someone said Limbaugh began his radio career in Sacramento CA. Do you know where he was originally from?
56 posted on
10/24/2014 8:12:46 PM PDT by
PapaNew
(The grace of God & freedom always win the debate in the forum of ideas over unjust law & government)
To: fhayek
I get the feeling that Brett was a bit condescending to Limbaugh.
Perhaps it emanated from Limbaugh's faux pas of forgetting to take a baseball along when he escorted a fan to the pitcher's mound to throw out a promotional first pitch one year?
Limbaugh said he had to ask the dugout to throw out a ball, and they complied - in spades - throwing everything out of the dugout, iirc.
Limbaugh played the clip on his syndicated TV show way back.
To: fhayek
Brett was the man back in the day in KC. However, Brett had a good friendship with Limbaugh and there is a reason that he has always invited him to his bday parties and had him at his induction to the HoF.
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