“It wasn’t that terrible”: Paul O’Neill talks about his two greatest home runs of the Rich Eisen Show
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The recent episode of the Rich Eisen show covered the two greatest homers of baseball player Paul O’Neill. O’Neill is an American former baseball right fielder who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees.
Eisen talked about the time were O’Neill was asked to hit two home runs for a sick kid in the hospital. “It wasn’t that terrible. I mean the official score gave me a triple and an air. I mean come on you’ve got to give me a break there,” said O’Neill laughing. O’Neill was talking about his airing on the show Seinfeld, where he went and hit these two famous homeruns.
“These things only happen when you’re in the New York Yankees”: Paul O’Neill
Paul O’Neill said that he got this experience only because he was a part of the New York Yankees at the time. “The show was a great one, and it had bits and pieces around the Yankees. I was asked to do the show- I didn’t really know much about it. Then obviously later I became a huge fan of the show when I saw the episode,” said Paul.
He said he remembered getting a car and going to the studio and meeting Kramer, who he did the episode with. He remembers thinking “Is this guy in character or is this the way he really acts?” eliciting a laugh from Eisen. Eisen went on to commend his acting on Seinfeld, saying that he did a much better job than many of his teammates. O’Neill said that it left great memories for him and that is how he remembers some of him games.
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