Cellini And Dimino

The Braves are the talk of baseball and Wed night's bean ball incident is the top story in all of sports. Who better to discuss it with than our man Walt!

The greatest lead-off hitter of all time comes in at No. 33 and there really is no debate!

Fresh off working Monday's doubleheader on TV, Frenchy is feeling strong about his Bravos!

He played 18 seasons...which was interrupted by a 4 year stint in the Navy...and he was hard as nails for it! Oh, and he could pitch his ass off!

No. 35 was simply the best at what he did and he did it in pin stripes, which only makes it more legendary!

Tiger mania is at it's peak and our man Katrek walked the course with him yesterday as he made his run at the PGA Championship! Check this out!

Just retiring this past off season, No. 36 was as big a personality as he was a player!

The Marty Party visits the boys and this is a must listen....a must listen!

Known for the greatest pine tar incident in MLB history, No. 37 also was one helluva ball player!

In town with his BIG3 basketball league, the actor & rapper discusses his amazing journey and the success of his new venture.

He's generally considered the most controversial player in MLB history and he comes in at No. 38!

Only 54 games left and we're scoreboard watching every night....Frenchy gets to do it from the beach!

So Dimino tried to put Pedro Martinez in at No. 39.....the problem is that Pedro was already on the list at No. 51. So who was next up for No. 39?

The Braves get ready for a brutal stretch that includes two double headers in the next week. No problem, our man Snit is on the job!

The Ironman of baseball comes in at No. 40....

He played all 19 seasons with the Tigers and actually has a movie credit to his name. No. 41 is.....

This pitcher actually has a losing record...let Dimino explain.

He has the resume worthy of the top ten BUT that steroid thing got in the way and thus he comes in at No. 43!

Fresh off of his huge weekend in Cooperstown we check in with our friend and see how he's feeling now that he's officially in the Hall of Fame.

He's one of those guys that you hear legendary stories about and that makes him a perfect fit at No. 44!