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First interview I have heard with Austin Wynns and it is a good one.   Easy to see why pitchers like to throw to him.  He is a very positive person if this interview is any indication of how he normally approaches the game.  Enjoy.  I did.

http://www.baltimorebaseball.com/2018/01/08/minor-league-podcast-getting-know-new-40-man-roster-addition-austin-wynns/

 

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11 hours ago, wildcard said:

First interview I have heard with Austin Wynns and it is a good one.   Easy to see why pitchers like to throw to him.  He is a very positive person if this interview is any indication of how he normally approaches the game.  Enjoy.  I did.

http://www.baltimorebaseball.com/2018/01/08/minor-league-podcast-getting-know-new-40-man-roster-addition-austin-wynns/

 

@Legend_Of_Joey has a lot of nice things to say about him and he seemed like a good guy when I met him.  Easy guy to root for.

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13 hours ago, wildcard said:

First interview I have heard with Austin Wynns and it is a good one.   Easy to see why pitchers like to throw to him.  He is a very positive person if this interview is any indication of how he normally approaches the game.  Enjoy.  I did.

http://www.baltimorebaseball.com/2018/01/08/minor-league-podcast-getting-know-new-40-man-roster-addition-austin-wynns/

 

If you enjoyed this interview, check out the article Roch wrote about him that included a bunch of quotes from Wynns, if you haven't seen it already. Builds on a bit more about what you heard from him in the interview.

http://www.masnsports.com/school-of-roch/2017/11/wynns-on-40-man-spot-it-means-everything.html

2 hours ago, phillyOs119 said:

@Legend_Of_Joey has a lot of nice things to say about him and he seemed like a good guy when I met him.  Easy guy to root for.

Very easy to root for, one of the true "good guys" and very easy to see why he won the Elrod Hendricks award. 

Hopefully you get to chat with him some more in Baltimore. Maybe we can catch *haha* up with him and Hays after a game at Camden like we did in Bowie.

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