Barstool's 'Frank the Tank' joins the guys on Diggin' Deep!

Frank takes us back to his baseball roots, growing up in a family full of Yankee fans but falling in love with the Mets and Doc Gooden. In his days before Barstool, Frank worked as a court clerk until one Mets Opening Day an NJ Transit debacle lead to an infamous rant that peaked the interest of Dave Portnoy. Frank explains how his viral rant that aired on the news led to his first opportunity to work at Barstool Sports. From there, he never looked back.

Through the pain that Hoz brought Frank in the 2015 World Series until now, Frank has been a Mets die hard through and through. He takes us back to his best and worst memories as a fan, and the differences between Shea Stadium and Citi Field. Frank also reveals how long it takes him to get over a Mets loss, and what he deems are the unwritten rules of heckling players.

Frank has had a budding career at Barstool since the day of his NJ transit rant, making a name for himself through appearances on different shows and the recent success of his own show "Frank Walks."


CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Frank The Tank joins Diggin' Deep!
01:17 - How Frank Became A Mets Fan
02:23 - Barstool Found Frank From NJ Transit Rant
04:56 - Oakland Colesium Shutting Down & Move to Vegas
9:00 - Shea Stadium vs. Citi Field
10:57 - Fan Heckling Unwritten Rules
12:05 - Frank Relives Hosmer Killing The Mets in the 2015 World Series
18:01 - Is Salvador Perez a Hall of Famer?
19:10 - Changes to the Game, Evolution, Rules
21:26 - What It's Like To Work At Barstool
23:28 - Flushing A Mets Loss
24:20 - Frank's Barstool Career & Fanbase
28:10 - Frank's Baseball Knowledge, Expertise & Research
30:30 - Advice For Aspiring Creators