Baseball Hall of Famer Carlos Beltrán joins The Mike Muse Show for a wide ranging conversation on failure, faith, and why he built a school instead of a foundation. Beltrán opens up about failing 72% of the time in baseball, getting booed in New York, why his Cooperstown plaque wears a Mets hat, and the Carlos Beltrán Baseball Academy in Puerto Rico, where 100% of graduates are accepted to college. Learn more or donate at carlosbeltranbaseballacademy.org.
00:00 "I fail 72% of the time"
00:19 Welcome to The Mike Muse Show
01:40 How does it feel to be a Hall of Famer?
03:05 Betting on the kids of Puerto Rico
05:55 Living in gratitude
07:38 Double responsibility: playing for Puerto Rico
10:53 435 home runs, 300 steals
11:30 Relationships over statistics
13:12 Why the plaque wears a Mets hat
16:35 "I fail 72% of the time"
17:44 Why build a school, not a foundation
19:56 "I didn't want to disappear"
21:50 A 100% college acceptance rate
23:53 A blueprint for American education
27:31 The ring ceremony
30:47 The academy's first female student
33:56 Closing: the human over the athlete
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