The HOVG Podcast: Bob Kendrick

This week, Shawn Anderson and Ralph Carhart (sitting in for Lou Olsen) are joined by Bob Kendrick.

The president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum returns to talk to the boys about the origin of the Kansas City Royals “Dressed to the Nines” game, Adam Jones’s recent $20,000 donation and gives an update on the efforts to save Buck O’Nel’s home.

Also, Ralph gives an update on The Hall Ball Project.

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SHOW NOTES:

Today, Adam Jones (@SimplyAJ10) made a $20,000 personal donation to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. pic.twitter.com/vkl7ooaCxv

— Baltimore Orioles (@Orioles) May 13, 2017

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https://youtu.be/ZEZofM4S99U

WHERE TO/HOW TO:

• Bob on Twitter
• Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

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