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Mark Littell was just 20 when he broke into the big leagues with the Kansas City Royals in 1972. In a career divided between the Royals and the St. Louis Cardinals, he worked as a starter and reliever -- and was on the mound when Chris Chambliss hit the ninth-inning solo home run that clinched the pennant for the New York Yankees. Later an instructor and coach, Littell is also the author of a book about his colorful career. And he'll talk about it Thursday June 22 when he visits with Dan Schlossberg and Jason Hyman on BRAVES BANTER. Listen live at 7p EDT on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com.