Alcohol, Drugs, Strippers & Dingers - The '93 Phillies INSANE Run To The World Series
About this episode
The episode explores the wild and chaotic journey of the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies during their World Series run.
Today, we're diving in to - in my opinion - the last, most INSANE team in MLB history - the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies. This team rivaled the '84 Padres & the '86 Mets with World Series runs, they rivaled the level of insane, bat-sh*t craziness that each of those teams had, too. And that's what we're going to dive into today on the Press Box Chronicles. Have any guests you want to see on the show? Have any questions for me? Drop them below and I'll make sure to include them in future episodes. Follow 'Press Box Chronicles' on Social Media: -IG/@PressBoxChronicles -TikTok/@PressBoxChronicles Subscribe to 'Press Box Chronicles with Jeff Pearlman' on Youtube Listen to 'Press Box Chronicles' on all streaming platforms wherever you get your podcasts Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
People in this episode
Host: Jeff Pearlman
Topics covered
- 1993 Philadelphia Phillies
- MLB history
- World Series run
- sports culture
- team dynamics
Keywords
- 1993 Phillies
- World Series
- MLB
- sports history
- baseball
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Press Box Chronicles with Jeff Pearlman
Places: Philadelphia
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