Scott Radinsky: podcast appearances and interviews

Scott David Radinsky, born on March 3, 1968, is a former Major League Baseball relief pitcher and a musician. During his 11-year career in professional baseball, Radinsky played from 1990 to 1993 and from 1995 to 2001. He was a left-handed pitcher with a career record of 42 wins and 25 losses, an earned run average of 3.44, and a total of 358 strikeouts over 481 and two-thirds innings pitched. Radinsky was known for his control, surrendering only 33 home runs during his career, which averages to approximately one home run every 14.5 innings. He received the Tony Conigliaro Award in 1995 in recognition of his spirit and determination. Beyond his baseball career, Radinsky is also recognized as a musician. He is the lead singer of the punk rock band Pulley and was previously the lead singer of the band Ten Foot Pole. Additionally, he was a co-owner of a skatepark that housed the Skateboarding Hall of Fame, reflecting his involvement in skateboarding-related pursuits.