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PAUL SKENES to the NEW YORK YANKEES? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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Why not putting in one of the top three offensive players in
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the league? We're going to be looking at
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Aaron Judge and saying that he can't win the big game, Michael
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Jordan said. I played 82 games.
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You don't see LeBron. Doing that a game where you got
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to go for four. I told you, Giant feet and
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Saquon Barkley at this point, say
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whatever you want. He's the best quarterback in the
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NFL. Really.
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I can go through my mind behind the speed of rain and when this
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is going from my eyes. Let's do it.
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We he wanted me to give him a shout out and I'm going to give
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Ness he's been hanging. He's been banging.
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Well, I hope he's been banging something.
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But yes, the one and only Nathan, our PR manager Tommy
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poops on the board as always. And our intern Jared, he's been
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he's going to be going in and out throughout the show.
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Nick Goody might join us a little bit later as well.
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His son is in the playoffs, so he told me he had playoff
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baseball. So hopefully we see Nick a
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little bit later in the show. It's been a crazy 1 and I went
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to see a doctor today because I've been dealing with kidney
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stones. Now, I don't know if anybody's
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ever dealt with kidney stones. It is the worst feeling you
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possibly can have, not even as a woman, but a man.
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And I've heard from women telling me that having kidney
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stones is worse than having children.
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Just think about that. And, and, and what's crazy about
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it is I never had it in my early 20s, my 30s.
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Now I've hit the 40 mark and I'm starting to get it.
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My first kidney stone was 6.2mm which they said I could not pass
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it and I passed it. It took me months to pass this
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kidney stone. It was in my bladder for like 3
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weeks before it came out. And then on Saturday I woke up
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at 1:00 in the morning and I I don't know if anybody's ever had
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it. It feels like somebody stabbing
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you in the kidney and it just just completely vibrates through
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your body. It go you sweat and your legs
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shake. Your body just completely
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defuses and it feels like you're about to blow up.
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And I, I crawled into the bathroom in so much pain.
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I knew what it was because I've had this before and I told my
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girlfriend I you got to take me to the hospital and I'll, I'll
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never forget when I walked through the hospital, they knew
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exactly what I was dealing with because they can see it in my
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face. My face turned pale white.
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I look like Casper the ghost, OK, And just think it's a rock.
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And, and the one that I have right now that was passing
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through was about 2 1/2mm. So it's about, I would say, how
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could I say what it looks like? I would say it just look up 2mm.
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I, I can't precisely tell you what it looks like, but it, it's
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a pretty big rock and it's got to go through a tube all the way
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through to your bladder. Just think about it, a tube
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that's connected to your kidneys.
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It's got a trail all the way down to your bladder for you to
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pass it. And then it's got to go through
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a little pee hole that you got to piss out.
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It is the worst feeling you possibly can go through as a
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man. I'm telling you guys, you do not
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want kidney stones. I've heard gallbladder stones,
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those are bad too. But kidney stones are the worst
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and I don't wish that upon anybody.
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My worst enemy. So I would give you guys some
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advice. Drink a lot of water.
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A lot of water and make sure you you get your calcium, your
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potassium, the way you're supposed to.
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If you don't, it's going to build up.
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And don't eat a lot of processed foods because once you do that
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and your body gets used to it, it's going to start creating
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stones in your kidneys and you're never going to get rid of
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them. I'm dealing with two of them
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right now. Once a 4mm, it hasn't even
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dropped yet. Could you imagine when that
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thing drops? I mean it is a horrible,
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horrible feeling, but I had to give you that.
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I got to give you my take I job. I know you probably never had
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kidney stones, but I'm sure you know people that have had.
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It is the worst feeling. Yeah, I've never had it.
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So knock on wood, I've heard. I've heard it's painful.
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Phil Hughes actually used to get him like every spring training.
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Really. Oh, it's bad, man.
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You drink a bunch of like I think his was a.
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You drink cranberry juice. Yeah, that's what they say.
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But you got to eat you. You got to drink the real
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cranberry juice, not the fake, the processed sugar 1 You got to
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taste the one that you you got to squeeze out of cranberries
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and it tastes like crap. It tastes like horsedo Doo.
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OK, I don't know what it tastes like, but it smells like it and
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it tastes like it. It's.
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Yeah, the like, it's like I do tart Terry juice or yeah, tart
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cherry juice, like inflammation, that stuff is.
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It's bad, man. And I've, I've had it and I
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actually, and it doesn't really go bad that you can keep it in
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your refrigerator for a couple of years and it doesn't go bad
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as long as it's not processed and there's no additional sugar
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that's added to it. It lasts a long time.
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So I actually have it in my, I've had it before to take shots
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of it in the morning and it is a terrible, terrible taste.
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So I don't wish it upon anybody. So if anybody is dealing with
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kidney stones, I feel you. I feel you.
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I feel bad for you. And just try to take care of
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yourselves because you don't want to, You don't want to
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continue it and, and it starts to come back and haunt you as
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you get older. It is, it is the worst.
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My brother had three surgeries where they had to open up his
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back to get the stones out of them.
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One of them was like, I'm not lying to you guys.
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Like almost 8mm. Could you imagine an 8mm rock
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trying to pass through YouTube guys?
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It's like, it's like this big it.
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There's no way. And they had to cut his back
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open to get to the rock and they did it like 3 times.
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He gets it worse than I do. It is it is the word.
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It's genetics and I. Was going to say, is it
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hereditary? Oh, absolutely, absolutely.
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My father had it, my grandfather had it, my brother has it now I
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have it. So you know, if it runs in your
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family, take care of it. Prostate cancer runs in my
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family. Go check your prostate.
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If if it runs in your family every single year after the age
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of 40, you should be getting the thumb action.
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Yes, thumb action, right? Speedy show them.
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Show them the thumb. No, that's for Wes.
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Oh well, you show them the thumb action.
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That's when this comes on. I thought it was a finger.
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Well, it's a thumb. It's the shocker and when Wes
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comes on in two hours, I will do it.
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They stick a thumb up your ass and that's how they test your
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prostate. Yeah, it's the worst.
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And they put like gel on it. It's like woo, like one of those
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jumping ones. But yeah, it is.
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It's I I get it every. Year you get a dumb I, I get a
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finger. Oh, OK, a finger in your ass.
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Who? Who doesn't, I mean?
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Well, it's not the best. Oh, it's it's weird.
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It's horrible. I got it when I first signed
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before we get started. This is a weird, weird story.
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So I'm getting my pre physical right, going through everything.
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So they're like, hey, they check you for everything and I'm like,
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what do you mean like everything?
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And I'm like, oh, like, yeah, they stick a finger in your butt
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and I'm like, shut up. No, they don't.
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And yeah, they did. Literally, you get in there and
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that's not awkward, like pull your pants down, hernia, all the
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other stuff that we've gone through, right?
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And he's like, all right, bend over.
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He gets a thing at KY Jelly. Oh.
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God, all in your belly. And he's like here and then like
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does it the most awkward thing ever that's ever happened.
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He literally like just hands me a Kleenex and like passes me a
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Kleenex to like clean my it was so awkward.
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I was so uncomfortable. Oh, that was weird.
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I I will say this. I will say this.
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Droba, Droba Pass Liquor. Well, I don't know if anybody's
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going to lick your ass after you have KY Jelly in it, I mean.
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Didn't really didn't really have a problem with it, but I was
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like this is weird. If only that was true Fish.
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If only that was true. Anyways, at 8:45 we will be
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talking 11 year MLB outfielder Logan Morris and he will be
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joining us. He played from 2010 to 2020 for
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the Marlins, the Mariners, the Rays, the Twins, the Phillies,
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the Brewers. Yes, Nathan got us another guest
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and he wanted me to give him a shout out.
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Where the hell is Nathan in the frame?
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But maybe he's driving or he's trying to find that blue, blue
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Blazers because somebody probably robbed it from him.
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But nevertheless, Nathan will be joining us a little bit later in
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the show. It'll be fun.
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I'll mess around with him. But yeah, it just stay away from
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the KY Jelly because it might get a little stuck in your
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belly. A Bleacher Report story
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Wednesday made lots of ways revealing that just announced
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2025 National League side young winner Paul Skeens wants to be a
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New York Yankee and has been his dream since he was a kid.
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An unnamed Pirates teammate for the past two seasons told
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nj.com's Randy Miller that Skeens has mentioned wanting to
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play for the Yankees numerous times, and Miller also added
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that Skeens said he had no confidence the Pirates will ever
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win before he hits free agency in 2030.
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Pirates general manager Cherrington said that schemes
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will be on the Pirates in 2026 and they have no intentions of
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trading him or trading the 2024 Rookie of the Year at any time
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soon. The Pirates have hold on because
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my computer is in the way over here speedy and you should have
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known that. The Pirates have the fifth
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lowest payroll in the league at 87.6 million and have only two
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players making over $10 million and no one over 15.4 million.
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Skiings, at 875,000, was the eighth highest paid player on
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the Pirates in 2025. Skiings led the National League
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with a 1.97 ERAA, 0.95 WHIP and 218 strikeouts in over 188
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innings pitched, but only went 10 and 10 for the lowly Pirates.
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Those stats, however, were good enough for Schemes to win the
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National League Cy Young unanimously just a minute ago.
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Sanchez from the Phillies finished second, with World
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Series MVP Yamamoto finishing third.
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Pull Schemes is the best pitcher in the National League.
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I don't think anybody's going to argue that right now the best
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pitcher in the American League is Tarek Scubble.
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My thoughts were Tarek Scubble will be a New York Mets after
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winter meetings. I believe it.
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You can book it, you can sell it.
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You can put it in a nice little ice cream cone and suck it right
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down all the way to the bottom of the combing.
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You don't even have to eat the cone.
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I'll be right about it. Right now, Paul Schemes speaking
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about the Yankees, and you're hearing that since he was a
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little kid he always wanted to play in pinstripes.
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Tells me one thing, ladies and gentlemen, he's going to be a
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Yankee. Just a matter of time.
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And again, there are other teams that'll probably give better
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packages than the Yankees on. Obviously, the Yankees farm
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system is not one of the best farm systems right now in
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baseball. As we all know, it hasn't worked
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out. Now we'll see what Jones
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becomes. We'll see what Warren becomes
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and Schmidt and all these other guys, the young guys that
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they've called up, he'll all these guys we'll see.
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Or maybe we won't see because they could be a part of a trade
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that could send Paul Skeens to the New York Yankees.
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Cy Young, Paul Skeens, rookie of the year.
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Paul Skeens to the New York Yankees.
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Now, do I think the Yankees need Paul Skeens?
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No, but when you know that a player wants you and has come
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out and said it numerous at times, numerous times to
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teammates saying that he wants to be a New York Yankee.
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That was his dream since he was a little kid.
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Go look at who Paul Skeens is dating right now.
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He's all about Broadway. He's all about it.
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He loves to be the center of attention, and in Pittsburgh
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you're never going to be the center of attention.
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It's a beautiful ballpark. It's got great fans.
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You're never going to win there because the organization is
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never going to spend 87.6 million.
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Juan Soto's making 60 million a year and all with the deferred
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money. Shay Otani's making 70.
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You're going to tell me that one player is making more than a
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whole organization, a whole franchise is making.
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Think about that. And then you go back to what the
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Pirates have done over the last couple of years.
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And, and again, we make jokes all the time is the Pirates are
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the Yankees farm system. Because whenever the Yankees
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need a player, who do they go to?
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Who does Brian Cashman go to? He goes to the Pittsburgh
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Pirates and the Pittsburgh Pirates usually spin the wheel
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and make the deal with Brian Cashman.
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Not always the great ones, but he's done it before.
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Paul Skeens is special. He's young, up and coming,
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energetic. He is a world beater when it
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comes to baseball. He is the face of pitching
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moving forward, when we're going to be talking about Paul Skeens
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as the next Randy Johnson, the next.
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I know Jabba doesn't want to hear this.
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Curt Schilling, That's what he is, and he might be when he gets
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a chance to play in a playoff game, might be so dominant, so
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untouchable. Like this year, Yamamoto, where
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you you might have to be the New York Yankees and might have to
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be willing to trade off pieces that could, you know, put your
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farm system and put, I don't know, put your organization in a
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place where you're wondering why you made that move.
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Not because of his talent, because you don't have anything
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to fill. You don't have any other players
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to fill in those spots. But he's worth it.
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Now, if you think about Paul schemes, Garrett Cole, Max Freed
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as your 1230, and by the way, Schlittler, now that the Yankees
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might have to trade Schlittler, yeah, but they might have to
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trade some of these guys. Schlittler is definitely going
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to be a part of that trade. There's no way they keep in
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Schlittler. There's no way.
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If they want Paul skins, Schlittler is going to have to
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be a part of that trade. And somebody's kidney and liver
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100% A. 100% Jones will have to be a part of that trade.
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Heal will have to be a part of that trade.
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There is no way the Yankees are going to steal this man away
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from the Pittsburgh Pirates without selling body parts to
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the Pirates. I mean seriously, it's true and
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it's funny you said that job because I was thinking the same
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thing. I mean, the Yankees would have
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to sell the moon, the sun, the stars, the Big Dipper to get
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Paul's Keens to wear pinstripes. Can it happen?
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Yes. Will it happen?
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More than likely, because with baseball, when a player comes
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out and says this is his dream, I remember Alex Rodriguez.
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Now I'm going to go back to this.
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Alex Rodriguez was playing for Texas.
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It was pretty much a done deal that he was getting traded to
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the Red Sox and something fell through.
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Something happened in the trade that blocked it.
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And then Brian Cashman jumped right in, made the trade, and
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Alex Rodriguez became a New York Yankee.
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And I'll never forget when he went up there and he spoke to
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the media and he said, I'm happy to be a New York Yankee.
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It was a dream of mine since I was a little kid.
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And then one of the media guys went up there and asked him what
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about the Red Sox? And he said, well, that's the
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Red Sox, this is the Yankees. Think about that.
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That's the Red Sox. This is the Yankees.
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why playing in pinstripes is
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different, playing anywhere else.
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And I think Paul Skeens knows that.
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I think Paul Skeens understands that if you win it, if you win
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in New York, you're a God. You're in everything.
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And Paul Skeens knows that, and he wants to challenge.
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He knows his stuff is as good as anybody's.
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He knows that if he goes to New York, he's the best pitcher in
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the world. He's going to bring a
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championship home to the New York Yankees and he's willing to
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prove it. He's willing to take on the
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challenge. A lot of pitchers did not accept
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that. A lot of pitchers.
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We've seen so many great pitchers come through New York
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and it never worked. Never, never.
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And that says a lot about this kid.
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And what does it tell me about what the Yankees need to do
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moving forward? I think the Yankees need to sit
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back. Let the Pirates, let the Pirates
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go to him. Let the Pirates go to them.
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The Pirates. I just.
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Don't think they would. I mean, because yes, they have
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young talent, but as we've seen, they don't do anything with it
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and literally like what? And not not to say that they're
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guys that they have on their team aren't worth showing up to
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the yard for, but really with all the negative stuff from the
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bricks falling in, like all the things that have happened with
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that organization as a whole, like.
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The guy with his phone in his pocket too?
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That was allegedly cheating. Oh yeah, that means it's just
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been all negative at that point. Like if you get that, there
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might be. And I love, I love Pittsburgh.
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I love PNC. It's awesome.
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I mean, the town, the the stadium, the mound, everything
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about it is awesome. If they got rid of them right
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now, I don't. I mean, it's already a dumpster
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fire organization as it is. I can only imagine what it would
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be. And even even if they got back
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whatever they wanted, and I don't care who it is, if it's
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Schlittler, if it's whoever I'm shit Roman Anthony, like even
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though he just signed, I'm just using names that would like draw
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attention. It wouldn't be what it is
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because you drafted him. He's won a rookie of the year,
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he's won a Cy Young. He's the face of, I mean, he's
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one of the faces of baseball. Obviously being the way he is
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in, in your Broadway talk, like obviously he's in the face.
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He's in commercials, he's doing this other stuff.
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And from what everybody said, he's a great dude like that.
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It would be a riot. I got a nickname for him.
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I've got a nickname. Let's call him Broadway Paul.
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How about that? You can't.
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I mean, Broadway, Joe, you can't.
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I mean you can't steal that Thunder.
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I'm writing. Errol, what's the steel Thunder?
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For Davis, I'm writing. I'm writing an article.
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I'm calling a Broadway poll, that's what.
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Because I'm going to write an article tonight about it.
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I want to know and when I get to New York, I'm going to find this
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out because we read headlines and this is relative to Paul
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schemes obviously about Babe Ruth's old apartment.
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They wouldn't sell it. I, I there's got to be more to
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that story. I'm sure, but put it into
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context if there's. Anything there?
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Errol would want to actually take something away from Joe
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Namath because he considers the most.
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Overrated. Jet.
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Ever. I will say this.
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Where's nice coats? Though I will say this for For
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any Yankee fan out there that wants to dream A Little Dream,
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well, it's a dream and it's not gonna ever be a nightmare
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because if. I said the same thing on
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Twitter. If if I didn't even look at your
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Twitter. I was like, hey, it's nice to
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dream, don't take it away. Yeah, it's not a nightmare
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because if this guy ever becomes available in the next year or
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two, the Yankees are the team that's going to scoop them up.
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There's no way. If you hear it in Paul, you're
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hearing different people say he wants to be a Yankee.
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And usually when you hear that from a player as good as he is,
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that's where he wants to go and that's where Pittsburgh is going
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to trade him. Now, I don't know when it's
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going to happen. It can happen 2 years from now.
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It can happen 2029. Paul Schemes will be a New York
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Yankee. You could book that.
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You could book it. I really do believe that.
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Go ahead, speak. Yeah, I was going to say like
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they have no leverage at this point.
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The Pirates and Ben Charrington has already been in hot water as
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AGM as it is and ownership that don't want to spend anything
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like this was saying in the in the read off fifth lowest in
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payroll. And Jabba, you mentioned it too.
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Like how many really top prospects have they had over the
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years, like probably starting with Andrew McCutchen and then
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all these other guys that come with Polanco now, O'Neil Cruz,
24:26
all these guys that have really big names.
24:28
And even if Jabba, like you were saying they trade for Roman
24:31
Anthony, they trade for Schlittler.
24:33
Like even if they get a prospect as good as that, who says that
24:36
they they're going to even want to stay over there?
24:38
So they have no leverage at this point to be able to do anything
24:41
except maybe for once in a while this crap ownership could
24:45
finally decide, all right, maybe we should just go pay this guy
24:47
at this point, but make him happy now.
24:49
And OK, maybe he wants to be a Yankee in the future.
24:51
Give him a six year deal, be the record setting highest paid
24:54
pitcher ever to just keep him there at that point because they
24:57
have no leverage to just get anything back in trades at this.
24:59
Point do you think he would even entertain that?
25:02
Like like you said, if. It's the right amount.
25:04
Of money, maybe if it's like a six year deal worth 700 million,
25:07
maybe they do it. Then he plays with the Yankees
25:09
later in his career. Fine.
25:10
Like you would do that? Because.
25:12
Like, I think you're like, as wild as that.
25:15
Is this sound speedy? I think.
25:16
It's wild, yeah. I'm just saying that's what they
25:18
should. Have to be something like that
25:19
for him to stay there. Honestly, I think I'm not.
25:21
Saying it's going to happen, I don't trust the pirates to do
25:23
the do the smart thing. But like that's at this point
25:25
what it's going to take to do that because it's he's coming
25:27
out with all the leverage, right?
25:28
Now, who do you think Paul Skeen's favorite player growing
25:31
up was? Andy Pettitt.
25:35
Anybody. How about you, Jabba?
25:37
Have a guess. I don't, Roger.
25:40
Roger. Clemens.
25:42
He's right. Roger Clemens.
25:44
And it was Roger Clemens on the Yankees, not on the Red Sox.
25:48
He grew up watching. Not the Blue Jays, no.
25:51
He grew up watching Roger Clemens on the Yankees and.
25:55
Roger lived in the He lived in the Roger Center.
25:57
I know that when they had the. Hey, that hotel, that hotel's
26:02
dope. That was built into the Sky
26:05
Dome. I always, or whatever now I go
26:07
to Toronto every January and we're going this year.
26:09
I always pass. I always go right next to the
26:12
Rogers Center and it's always snowing and I never really get a
26:14
chance to really see the beauty of it because Brittany's always
26:17
like I'm calm, so I never get a chance.
26:21
It's beautiful. And there's like, there's a
26:23
sneaky, like a sneaky entrance, like, so there's like a service
26:27
elevator, but there's like another elevator, Yeah.
26:30
Where if you stay there, like you can literally like it drops
26:33
you in like the back of the Roger Center.
26:36
And so you don't ever have to see anybody.
26:37
It's it's sweet. But they what was the college
26:41
that had the dorm rooms that were built into the built
26:43
baseball stadium. Do you remember?
26:44
I know there was one that they were.
26:46
Saying, oh, I know what you're talking about.
26:47
I can't, I can't remember. I know there.
26:50
Was one. What was that?
26:52
Renovated on that. Yeah, but they, but they started
26:55
putting signs up this, it was probably like right when I got
26:58
there. So it'd have been 2007, 2008
27:00
ish. We would always like as the
27:02
stairs, you come down and then you go up the stairs into the
27:06
dugout. But just as you like if you're
27:09
coming up the stairs, just to your right is the camera guy and
27:13
he's sitting down. So you're like eye level when
27:15
you're up on the stairs. And we would always go and in
27:17
between innings he would hawk in the thing and so we could see
27:21
inside the rooms. They got after it.
27:24
But now they started posting signs if you get caught, like
27:26
you get kicked in and you get a fine because they were they were
27:30
having some extracurriculars that made the game.
27:33
Pretty. Entertaining in between innings.
27:36
You know, before we get to our guest, I had to, I had to go
27:39
follow up on that stat I gave you.
27:41
Errol Paul Skeins makes $875,000.
27:45
He is the eighth highest paid player on the Pittsburgh
27:48
Pirates. They have something like only
27:50
six guys that are making over $1,000,000 on their roster.
27:55
Andrew McCutcheon makes 5 million.
27:57
He is the third highest paid player on the team, Highest paid
28:00
player. Mitch Keller, 15.4 million.
28:03
He's not a great pitcher. And that's, and that's the team
28:07
they're they would have to give like they're going to, he's
28:10
going to want what, a 15,000,000, a 15 year deal He's
28:13
going to get Boris. We may be talking the the word
28:16
trillion if we're going to wait for.
28:19
Not true. I don't know. 15 for one trip.
28:22
1515 years. I think.
28:24
He doesn't. He's not going to want 6.
28:26
I think he's going to want until he retires.
28:28
I think I just said. That as the Pirates last ditch
28:30
effort. I think because he's a pitcher,
28:32
I think he's the first like $750 million pitcher or something
28:36
like that. That's what he's going to get.
28:38
I wouldn't say billion. I, I would say 750 million.
28:42
This is this is a guy that pitches every other day.
28:44
So I, I would say that pull schemes is going to get that
28:47
kind of money. That's why I think it's it's.
28:49
It's like silly money that he's going to get and it's, I think
28:52
it's, I'm obviously joking about.
28:54
Trillion. No, I got it.
28:55
I got it. I got it.
28:56
But that's that's the whole point.
28:58
Guys like the Yankees have a great shot at getting this.
29:01
Now the question is it's not this year, but if we're we're
29:06
talking about it now, it feels like it's something we're going
29:09
to be talking about a lot as the season goes on and into the next
29:13
offseason. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
29:16
my deuce of the day. The deuce of the day.
29:20
You log, not a log. I don't have a log but you.
29:22
Know. Well, it seems like this guy is
29:32
a part of every deuce of the Day and I don't know why, but hey, I
29:36
don't like the guy. And I'll be heading to the
29:38
Heisman Trophy dinner this year and I actually got accepted.
29:43
So I want to give a shout out to Ashley.
29:44
Sarge, me and him will be going to the dinner.
29:47
It'll be fun as it always is, and maybe get the chance to
29:51
curse out some other play. I'm just kidding.
29:52
I won't do that, but it's really, really fun.
29:55
It's thank you to Tim Henning for accepting us.
29:58
But I want to say something. Travis Hunter, this story just,
30:04
it's just absolutely ridiculous. Travis Hunter is now getting
30:09
surgery and he's out for the rest of the season.
30:11
Yes, you heard it from me. Travis AKA the Gremlin Hunter is
30:16
out for the rest of the season and you think about Jacksonville
30:20
and what we thought Jacksonville was going to be this year.
30:22
And when they made that move, jumping from 5:00 to 2:00 and
30:26
giving up a significant amount of picks to get Travis Hunter
30:30
because you thought, yes, the Jacksonville Jaguars thought he
30:34
is the game changer. He is the the, the Ohtani of
30:39
football, the prime of football. A guy that could play defense
30:43
and offense every single game. Well, ladies and gentlemen, if
30:48
you look at his offensive ability, where was he ranked as
30:51
a wide receiver in a league not even in the top 100?
30:53
And when when you look at where he was ranked in the top
30:58
defensive side of the ball, he was in the rank in the top 80.
31:01
What does that tell you about what Travis, AKA the Gremlin
31:05
Hunter is? He stinks.
31:07
He is going to be one of the overrated Heisman Trophy winners
31:11
we've ever seen come out of any draft and never succeed in the
31:16
NFL. I've told you.
31:17
And by the way, Quentin Couples owes me an apology.
31:22
He does what? What do we bet?
31:24
Did I bet him I? Also find out.
31:25
I'm going to try to get him on the show in December.
31:27
Well, Quentin Couples owes me something OK, because he told me
31:32
that this guy will have at least one interception and I told him
31:36
he'd be lucky to have a touchdown but he will never have
31:39
an interception and he owes me an apology because I I just.
31:44
I think you guys did bet something.
31:46
We did. Yeah, they definitely did.
31:48
I'm going to have to fight it before we get about.
31:49
We're going to try to. Get about December, I think it
31:51
might be a dinner, but he owes me something.
31:54
But yeah, so my deuce, My, my deuce.
31:58
My, my, my, I'm, I'm like lost. I'm lisping.
32:00
My deuce of the day goes to the absolute debacle of an
32:05
organization, the Jacksonville Jaguars making a move to draft
32:08
this moron in Travis the gremlin hunter.
32:13
And by the way, I couldn't stand him when I met him at the dinner
32:17
and I'm just looking forward to seeing what idiot I'm going to
32:20
meet this time. So I Travis hunter absolute
32:23
debacle deuce of the day. I got to give everybody a little
32:27
bit more credit than they, they get on the show.
32:30
I, I think the content in the creating of the content is, is
32:35
very unique. I don't think there's anybody in
32:37
this industry that does what we do and, and the way we kind of
32:40
present our content for all the fans to tune in and look at even
32:44
check out some of the stories that we post on our website.
32:47
I think it's pretty incredible what we're doing right now.
32:52
And I think we are changing certain parts of this industry.
32:56
And I remember there's a million podcasts out there, but I think
32:59
there's stuff that we're doing that is changing the game.
33:02
And I think if anybody hasn't seen it or hasn't checked out
33:06
the product that we put out there every single week, well,
33:08
shame on you. Stop.
33:10
You know, making love to Rick D Pietro's jersey and come to the
33:14
dark side. That's all I'm going to say.
33:17
Yeah. That's it.
33:18
Thank you to our our very special guest, Logan Morrison,
33:22
for joining us. He was sensational, first time
33:25
on a show, very strong personality.
33:28
I like it and very sure of himself and I right off the bat
33:34
when I brought up the deferred money, he got me thinking.
33:36
So anyways, thank you to Logan for joining us.
33:40
Thank you to all the fans on social media and all the
33:43
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33:46
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33:59
We really do appreciate you guys and and again, all we do is try
34:04
to entertain you guys and give you the best product that we
34:06
possibly can. So I'd like to thank all the
34:09
fans that you know, are dedicated to listening to us and
34:12
tell me all the time, man, you guys got the best show.
34:15
You really do and you're so entertaining and I, I appreciate
34:19
all you guys that give us all that great positive notion of
34:24
what we're doing right now. So thank you.
34:25
And and by the way, we're not doing a show on Monday at
34:30
Virgil's. We decided to move it to
34:32
January. And the reason why is, is
34:34
because we want to promote it, right?
34:36
And we're going to do it in many different ways.
34:37
So everybody can come down. We're going to get guests and,
34:41
and we want everybody to come down and hang out with us and
34:43
have a lot of fun with us. So that's why we pushed it off.
34:47
It was like a split minute thing and all the fans that we're
34:51
going to come down and I know quite a few of you that we're
34:53
going to come down. Don't worry about it.
34:55
I will once we pick a date and we know and we set it in stone.
35:00
I promise you guys we're going to promote it and and you guys
35:03
will definitely come down because we're going to get
35:05
special guests down there that you guys can meet and and maybe
35:10
get a couple of autographs from. So stay tuned, we'll let you
35:14
know. Besides that, Speedy, who do we
35:16
have lined up for? Next.
35:16
So nothing because of Monday because I thought we were doing
35:18
the live show then. So nothing yet for Monday.
35:20
But Wednesday Nathan was able to get us a Yankees hero in the
35:23
playoffs. Bucky Dent at 8:45 X shortstop.
35:26
We play for a bunch of different.
35:28
Teams. Didn't we see him at a card
35:29
show? Maybe you're going to ask
35:31
Nathan. I don't.
35:31
Remember, I think he did. He's the.
35:33
Expert on that, yeah, but. Yeah, he lives in Florida,
35:36
right? I don't know.
35:37
You'll have to ask Nathan. Right, Nathan?
35:39
He lives in Florida. Oh no, he did come back at the
35:42
feed. All right here, Nathan.
35:45
No, he was asking if Bucky Denton lives in Florida.
35:47
Yeah, Bucky Denton lives in. Florida, Yes.
35:49
Yep. Yeah.
35:50
We met him at the card show. I remember Bucky.
35:52
You did. Yeah, OK.
35:56
Yep, a very nice guy, by the way.
35:58
Very, very nice guy. But yeah, anyways, that's it.
36:03
Enjoy the rest of your beautiful weekend.
36:07
Stay out of trouble because it seems like I get into a lot of
36:10
it. And we'll talk to you next week.
36:12
Goodnight. It's the worldwide sports radio
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