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How And Why 36-Year-Old Robert Stock Landed With The Mets
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Baseball has been finding valuable pitchers in all shapes, sizes, and ages—case in point: Robert Stock. The 36-year-old righty has seen his incredible journey, which began as the highest-ranked amateur catcher in the country 16 years ago, continue thanks to a recently signed minor league deal with the Mets. Stock joins Bradfo to talk about how information, analytics, and curiosity have allowed him, and others, to continue their careers. It's a fascinating conversation with one of the game's fascinating pitchers.
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