Lenny Randle: The Most Interesting Man in Baseball

A profile of Lenny Randle, baseball's Forrest Gump who found himself in the middle of some of the game's most infamous moments of the 1970s. He was at-bat at Shea Stadium when the 1977 blackout hit, took the late Thurman Munson's roster spot, got into a fistfight with his manager, and played in two forfeited games: the Washington Senators' last home game and Ten Cent Beer Night in Cleveland. Today he lives in Nettuno, Italy. Narrated by Jim Breuer.