Class, Integrity, and the Game: How Baseball Was Once Truly Professional

Baseball wasn’t just a game—it was a display of professionalism, class, and respect. In this short, we look back at how the sport’s golden era set standards for character both on and off the field. From the way players dressed to how they handled themselves in the dugout, baseball once exuded a level of dignity that’s often lost in today’s fast-paced, showboating culture. Let’s take a step back and remember what it meant to truly be a professional.

Guest: Zach Lutz
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