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Jared Young | Ask Me(ts) Anything
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Mets first baseman Jared Young answers Reddit fan questions in this episode of Ask Me(ts) Anythng! He talks about a wide variety of topics, including his time in Korea, playing for Team Canada at the World Baseball Classic, and more.
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KBO highlights credit to @KBO1982.
0:00 Intro
0:22 Favorite restaurant in Queens & New York vs. Chicago pizza
0:45 Plane and dugout seatmates
1:02 Playing in the KBO & life in Korea
1:27 What he learned from playing overseas
1:48 What he misses most about Korea
2:12 Keeping his first KBO hit and home run baseballs
3:20 How good is his Korean?
3:41 Favorite spot in the batting order
3:58 Which dinosaur would he be?
4:21 More Canadians on the Mets?
4:40 Favorite thing about Prince George, British Columbia
5:03 What it meant to represent Team Canada
5:22 Canada's historic World Baseball Classic run
5:45 Maple syrup rankings & Canadian food
6:25 Will Jared Young ever become "Jared Old?"
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