Call Him Papi with David Ortiz and Jared Carrabis

David Ortiz was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame last week- so we're going to celebrate with another bonus episode of Call Him Papi. This week, we have Fat Joe. Presented by Nutrisystem For Men.

David Ortiz was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame last week — so we're going to celebrate with a bonus episode of Call Him Papi. This week, we have Kenan Thompson, who finally meets Ortiz after years of impersonating him. Presented by Nutrisystem For Men.

Julian Edelman joins the show!! The three time Super Bowl champ sits down with us to talk about playing in New England, the Patriots way, and what the city of Boston means to him. The guys get into Tom Brady's exit from the Pats, the Brady influence, and if he considered following him to the Bucs. Have you ever wondered why Edelman is always shirtless?! Call Him Papi gets the exclusive answer. That and much more!

Fresh off winning the 2021 Ryder Cup, Justin Thomas joins Call Him Papi for the 7th episode. JT talks partying after the Ryder Cup, being the #1 golfer in the world, and how he's trying to keep the game young. JT talks about his friendship with Tiger Woods, playing golf with Michael Jordan, and his relationship with the top players. He also names his top 3 golfers, and which golfers' tape he's watching when prepping for a tournament. ALSO, did you know that the '34' in Justin's social media handles is because of Big Papi? We obviously give him a chance to ask Ortiz any question he wants. Enjoy!

Michael Strahan joins David Ortiz and Jared Carrabis for the 6th episode of Call Him Papi. Strahan is EVERYWHERE and doing EVERYTHING, and he breaks it all down for us. From Good Morning America, to football on FOX, to his new series "MORE THAN AN ATHLETE," Strahan talks about how he makes it all work. We hear about his humble beginnings, family life, making it to the NFL, that Super Bowl against the Patriots, and his current day-to-day jumping from NYC to LA. This episode is full of life lessons from Strahan and Papi, spanning their entire careers.