Telly Hughes “The Voice of MLBbro.com” interviews former MLB player Jemile Weeks, one half of the Weeks Brothers, who both enjoyed MLB careers and continue to work in the inner city communities to provide the next generation of Black ballplayers with the resoures, encouragement and baseball knowledge needed to excel in the game. While also evening out the systemic barriers in the sport.
Greg Vaughn hit 355 homers in a 16-year MLB career that saw him cleat up for the Milwaukee Brewers, San Diego Padres, Cincinnati Reds, Tampa Bay Devil Rays and Colorado Rockies from 1989-2003.
It was a “Golden Era” Vaughn says, where you could easily find seven or eight Black players on an MLB squad.
The four-time All-Star, who hit 50 homers for the NL Champion Padres in 1998, provides some great insight at the coaxing of Telly Hughes in this episode of “A Bro Convo”.
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