Episode 18 -- Aaron Sele

Aaron Sele pitched for 14+ years in the major leagues, made 352 starts, won 148 games, finished third in Rookie of the Year voting in 1993, went to the All-Star Game in 1998 and 2000, and placed fifth in Cy Young voting in 1999. He enjoyed a very good career that's perhaps even more notable for the all fascinating parts of baseball history that he was involved.

On Episode 18 of the "Life Around the Seams" podcast, we have nine themes as we break down Sele's compelling career. We ask if Sele ever found out which baseball writer vote for him for the Hall of Fame. We break down growing up in Seattle, playing for the Mariners in the franchise's two best seasons, including the playoff runs, early impressions of Ichiro, and how Sele was the scheduled starting pitcher on 9/11.

Sele tells Rickey Henderson stories, tales from the minor leagues, his introduction to Fenway Park, winning a World Series when he was hurt, and the famous "4+1" game at Dodger Stadium.