Games with Names Doc Gooden's No Hitter with Jay Mohr | Mariners vs. Yankees (1996)
Jun 24, 2025
Jay Mohr, an actor and comedian famous for his role in Jerry Maguire, joins to share his deep-rooted passion as a Yankees fan. He relives the thrill of Doc Gooden's iconic 1996 no-hitter against the Mariners, reminiscing about the electric atmosphere and star-studded rosters. Mohr discusses the emotional rollercoaster of being a devoted sports fan, particularly a Jets supporter, blending humor with heartfelt anecdotes. They also dive into the impact of family and nostalgia on humor in sports, wrapping up with a fun debate over favorite sports movies.
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Jay Mohr's No-Hitter Experience
- Jay Mohr chose Doc Gooden's 1996 no-hitter because he was at the game and it was a tense experience with a star-studded Mariners lineup.
- The game felt like a David versus Goliath moment and was an unforgettable night for Yankees fans.
Dads Fuel Drive Differently
- Julian Edelman and Jay Mohr shared how their relationships with their dads fueled their drive.
- Jay used comedy to cope with a chaotic home; Julian's dad, lacking a father himself, created new ways to show love.
Find Your Tribe
- Seek out your tribe and community to find belonging and support.
- Jay Mohr found his people in stand-up comedy, which helped him embrace his true self.