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SAX IN THE MORNING

By: Steve Sax
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  • Steve Sax, known by many for his phenomenal 14 year career as a major league baseball player where he was a 5-time All-Star, Rookie of the Year and 2-time World Series champion, hosts his podcast with the familiarity and experience that comes from playing on such great teams as the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox and Oakland A’s. In addition, playing under such iconic coaches as Tony LaRussa and Tommy Lasorda, Steve gained invaluable life lessons through sports. After his playing career he found success not only as a coach and broadcaster but also as a financial consultant, author, motivational speaker and executive/life coach. Twice a month on his longform podcast “Sax in the Morning” he speaks with leaders in the world of sports, business and finance to find out what makes people successful, passionate and joyful in their lives. In addition to the full-length shows you’ll find “Sax in the Morning” shorts three days weekly that will focus on the motivation necessary to get your game plan for the day set with the right tone to accomplish those goals you have for success. Starting your day with the right mindset, making the shift to persevere through challenges and helping you to follow your emotional heart to reach your dreams.
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  • 6-15-23: A special message from Steve

    6-15-23: A special message from Steve
    Jun 15 2023

    Hey everybody, as you may have noticed we haven't posted episodes for a couple weeks and that's because after over 300 episodes I decided to take a little break to travel and do some relaxation.

    We are also working on some new ideas for episodes to give you a shot in the arm three days a week in the morning and booking guests for our full length episodes.

    I'm thinking about all of my loyal listeners out there and I hope you enjoy some time to play outside in the sun as we get this summer rolling.

    Donate to the Captain John J. Sax Foundation here


    Visit my website: saxinthemorning.com for merchandise and other links. 

    Follow us on social media: 

    Instagram: @saxinthemorning_podcast

    YouTube: subscribe and watch shorts here 
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    1 min
  • 5-31-23: The most interesting man in baseball history

    5-31-23: The most interesting man in baseball history
    May 31 2023

    Today I wrap up our salute to the military with the story of Mo Berg who might be the most interesting man in the history of baseball. 


    Berg was fluent in seven languages and was familiar with another five. He played 16 years in the Major Leagues and traveled to Japan with a MLB All-Star team that included Babe Ruth and Lou Gerig. While there he snuck to the top of one of the tallest buildings in Tokyo and took pictures of the skyline, the harbor and a munitions facility. 


    That is because Mo Berg became a spy while still playing baseball and he continued after his career. Listen to today’s short to hear about Berg's exploits and how he played a role in winning WWII. 


    Donate to the Captain John J. Sax Foundation here


    Visit my website: saxinthemorning.com for merchandise and other links. 

    Follow us on social media: 

    Instagram: @saxinthemorning_podcast

    YouTube: subscribe and watch shorts here 
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    4 mins
  • 5-30-23: What is a Purple Fox?

    5-30-23: What is a Purple Fox?
    May 30 2023

    Today I want to continue to salute our military a day after Memorial Day and so today I am focusing on the famous flying squadron The Purple Foxes. This is the squadron that my son John was a part of. 


    The Purple Foxes are famous for flying in to rescue a platoon of Marines who were stuck under heavy fire during the Vietnam War. When they landed a soldier remarked “We thought you flyboys didn’t give a shit!” To which the crew chief said “We give a shit.” 


    That is the Purple Foxes motto and it is painted on all of their aircraft. They are the only squadron allowed to have a curse word on their aircrafts. My son was hand picked to be a part of The Purple Foxes and he couldn’t have been prouder and neither could I. 


    Donate to the Captain John J. Sax Foundation here


    Visit my website: saxinthemorning.com for merchandise and other links. 

    Follow us on social media: 

    Instagram: @saxinthemorning_podcast

    YouTube: subscribe and watch shorts here  
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    4 mins
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GREAT PODCAST

Excellent way to start your day and get in the right mindset with a positive attitude. What a great takeaway on how even small acts have the potential to make a profound impact on someone else. Great job!!!

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Congratulations!!

Looking forward to all the inspiration!! Bravo Steve Sax!!⚾️. #theshiftbook #stevesaxspeaks #stevesax #podcast #saxinthemorning #newyorkyankees #ladodgers #mlb #motivationalspeaker

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