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Yankees P Ryan Weathers joins FT · Foul Territory

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Speaker 1: Right, Weather's joining us right now, you have the same
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Speaker 1: hat on your you know everything. He already knows all
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Speaker 1: the answers to the test.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to bring up the same question. First
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Speaker 2: question I asked him. Yes, the first off, good to
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Speaker 2: see you again. Right, did you get a workout in today.
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Speaker 2: We're all fresh ready to go.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely, We've been going to the facility. So
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Speaker 3: we're all good now, all right, good, good.
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Speaker 2: So I'm bringing up the same question because I think
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Speaker 2: everybody needs to know how athletic your family is, from
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Speaker 2: your mother to.
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Speaker 1: Your two sisters to your brother in law. Explain everybody.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget his dad, forget about Dave.
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Speaker 2: Can chill out a little bit, but we all know
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Speaker 2: about Dave. What explain to us what your sisters, your mom,
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Speaker 2: your brother in law do or are doing, and how
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Speaker 2: you're the least athletic of the family.
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Speaker 4: So my mom played hoops at Belmont University. My oldest
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Speaker 4: of my younger sisters, she's playing hoops at Alabama. They
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Speaker 4: just beat Old mess last night top twenty one. My
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Speaker 4: youngest sister plays basketball at Freed Hardman inn Aiigh School
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Speaker 4: in Henderson, Tennessee. My wife played at the University of
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Speaker 4: Florida and volleyball. She played Team USA when she was younger.
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Speaker 4: She was I think the number one recruit for volleyball
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Speaker 4: in twenty eighteen. Her oldest brother played college basketball at
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Speaker 4: Anderson University and her younger brother plays basketball for the
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Speaker 4: Charlotte Hornets. And then her dad played basketball at Wofford
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Speaker 4: and her mom played basketball at College of Charleston Cowlee.
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Speaker 5: That is some sick I can't even well. First of all,
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Speaker 5: Todd interviewed Ryan last night, just last night for the
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Speaker 5: S Network. So that's what Todd father was talking about.
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Speaker 5: But where do you rank in there? I said, you're
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Speaker 5: the least athletic. Where do you rank in there? And
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Speaker 5: what sport do you go to? If you have the
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Speaker 5: Weather's Family Olympics that you're like, Okay, I got I
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Speaker 5: got a chance here.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean my I would say my wife and
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Speaker 4: my sister Albamra by far the two most competitive. They
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Speaker 4: both got all the jumping ability that skipped me. So
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Speaker 4: I ain't got any hops in me. I gotta pick
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Speaker 4: a sport. I'm gonna I'm gonna play golf. Most of
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Speaker 4: them can't pick up the club. And then I know
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Speaker 4: I can beat my dad every day of the week.
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Speaker 1: So.
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Speaker 5: Well, you're you can beat your dad. Does he know that?
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Speaker 5: And that's why you rob it in?
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, they build walmarts in between our drives.
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Speaker 5: So uh I was I wis we had a split
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Speaker 5: screen of him on here too, because there is some
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Speaker 5: there's some stormy weathers stories that I heard from other
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Speaker 5: guys that were rookies, Like your dad's much older than
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Speaker 5: I I am, but my generation of players came up
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Speaker 5: as like as rookies when your dad was on the team,
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Speaker 5: and some of the things that he did to some
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Speaker 5: of those guys are epic, Like I can't even talk
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Speaker 5: about on here, So we won't. We won't get to that.
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Speaker 5: We won't get to that. But what was this trade
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Speaker 5: like for you? What was this What was this opportunity?
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Speaker 5: Not opportunity, but more how did it come to? How
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Speaker 5: did you come to find out about it? How soon
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Speaker 5: was it like totally out of the blue? Did you
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Speaker 5: think there was a chance, did they give you an
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Speaker 5: inkling anything like that, you know.
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Speaker 4: Going to the off season obviously like any players available
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Speaker 4: for you know, whatever the team wants or whatever they need.
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Speaker 4: Once Cabrera got traded to the Cubs. You know, I
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Speaker 4: really thought that, you know, I was going to probably
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Speaker 4: stay put.
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Speaker 3: I love Miami. I love the Marlins.
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Speaker 4: You know, Kim and g traded for me in twenty
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Speaker 4: three for lack of better terms, when I wasn't throwing
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Speaker 4: the ball really well at all, and Miami really gave
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Speaker 4: me a shot to, like, you know, at.
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Speaker 3: Least give my feet wet.
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Speaker 4: I know, I haven't been healthy super long, but they
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Speaker 4: really allowed me to get my feet wet and learn
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Speaker 4: myself as a big league pitcher. So I always love
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Speaker 4: the Marlins and they always hold a special place in
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Speaker 4: my heart.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, the trade definitely caught me off guard.
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Speaker 4: But the opportunity, I mean, you get to play for
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Speaker 4: the Yankees, I mean the pinstripes from the most notable
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Speaker 4: pin stripes in all sports. I can't wait to pitch
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Speaker 4: a Yankee stadium. I love all the guys here, the
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Speaker 4: guy who treated me awesome. I've been down here for
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Speaker 4: about three weeks in Tampa, and literally almost the whole
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Speaker 4: team is here, so that just speaks to the culture
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Speaker 4: here and I'm super excited.
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Speaker 2: I want to talk a little about your arsenal here
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Speaker 2: a little bit. You have a lot of really good
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Speaker 2: swing and miss stuff. You you throw a really nice
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Speaker 2: fastball and good off speed, but are you are you
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Speaker 2: trying to tinker a little bit maybe with a little
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Speaker 2: two seam fastball action to get that little bit more
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Speaker 2: strikeout so you can get cooking now. I know as
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Speaker 2: a starter, now you could ticker with a few things
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Speaker 2: and get away with it.
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Speaker 3: Oh for sure.
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Speaker 4: I you know, I just I kind of throw a
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Speaker 4: traditional runner. I just don't I would.
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Speaker 3: Say my change ups kind of my go to.
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Speaker 4: So I don't want to throw a you know, a
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Speaker 4: one seamer or at two seam that gets in that area.
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Speaker 4: Like I wanted to say, it's on separate pitch. So
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Speaker 4: I'm just working on the left. He's throwing a little runner.
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Speaker 4: They can get in on the hands kind of be
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Speaker 4: at that belt line, just to kind of split the
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Speaker 4: plate in two with the two in the sweep, knowing
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Speaker 4: that I have the four at the top and the
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Speaker 4: change up below. You know, with the Yankees were tinkering
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Speaker 4: a little bit with like a little little small slider.
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Speaker 4: I threw it, as you can see right there, about
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Speaker 4: four percent last year. I just need to get a
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Speaker 4: little bit more depth on it. To get below a
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Speaker 4: barrel varieties, and I think we'll be in a good spot.
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Speaker 5: Have the Yankees talk to you about that, because they
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Speaker 5: have the lab down there and in Tampa, and have
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Speaker 5: they put you through some of those things or are
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Speaker 5: you still kind of like, Hey, once you build up
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Speaker 5: to a certain point, then we'll really start tinkering with that.
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Speaker 5: And if they did tinker with it, what does that
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Speaker 5: what does that look like for you? Is it hand placement?
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Speaker 5: Is extension?
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's just all hand placement.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 4: We're working on the bullet slider. We have the colorful
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Speaker 4: baseballs where we draw like for the fastballs. We have
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Speaker 4: those sharpies on each side to see your four team spin.
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Speaker 4: We have sweeper sweeper spins, we have bullet slider spins,
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Speaker 4: change up spins, so we just I throw with them. Honestly, now,
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Speaker 4: I've never thrown with them. And I almost make every
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Speaker 4: single throw outside of pitching on the mound with the
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Speaker 4: baseball that has colors on it, so I can see
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Speaker 4: the spin of my ball, which is super helpful. So yeah,
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Speaker 4: we're in the lab right now. I got one ending
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Speaker 4: live tomorrow. I've been down here for about four or
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Speaker 4: five bullpens, a couple updowns, and everything's been going really well,
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Speaker 4: getting my foreseam to the outer lane varieties, which is
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Speaker 4: really huge from our arsenal to really establish the away lane.
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Speaker 4: I haven't been too good of that in my career,
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Speaker 4: especially the last couple of years, especially last year. So
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Speaker 4: the more I can get to that outer third, I
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Speaker 4: think it will help my arsenal a lot.
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Speaker 5: You have to explain the colored balls because and I
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Speaker 5: also want to go to your live and who you're
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Speaker 5: going to face, but explain the color balls to people
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Speaker 5: who don't understand. This isn't pitching ninja, so not all
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Speaker 5: of our fans necessarily know exactly what you're talking about.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, So essentially you just color for forcing fastball, you
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Speaker 4: would you would color the train tracks on each side,
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Speaker 4: and when you throw it, as it's the balls in flight,
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Speaker 4: you can just see if if the on each side,
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Speaker 4: if they're spinning just consecutively like that, you know it's
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Speaker 4: your four team's in a good spot. But sometimes if
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Speaker 4: you don't throw, if you don't click a force team,
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Speaker 4: that spin will get a little wonky and the lines
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Speaker 4: won't be as defined. So essentially, just in the in
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Speaker 4: ball flight you want to see the consecutive revolutions of
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Speaker 4: the fastball, the breaking ball, the change up, and you
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Speaker 4: want to see those colors on whatever side they may
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Speaker 4: be on, to just be as obviously you see them
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Speaker 4: as much as possible.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So that's it's really it's it's like the most
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Speaker 5: genius hack on a baseball that not everybody thinks about
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Speaker 5: because some people are just worried about throwing strikes. Who
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Speaker 5: are you gonna face in your life? You said you're
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Speaker 5: thrown a live tomorrow, right, or you just threw a
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Speaker 5: live We're.
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Speaker 4: Gonna we're gonna find out tomorrow. I'm not sure I'm
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Speaker 4: facing yet, So I'm excited.
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Speaker 5: You know who's but you know who's in camp?
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Speaker 3: So who's camp? I mean, there'd just be a couple
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Speaker 3: of guys.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna have to step on a live one, but
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Speaker 4: I don't know who I'm facing yet.
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Speaker 5: Who do you want to face? Because that's what that's
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Speaker 5: what live and everything like, you're kind of testing yourself.
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Speaker 5: You're not going live because you're like, I'm just trying
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Speaker 5: to feel it out. To me, I think that's kind
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Speaker 5: of like a like a soft approach. You're joining a
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Speaker 5: new team. I watched an interview the other day your
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Speaker 5: manager said, out of everybody, I'm really impressed with with
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Speaker 5: Ryan Weathers, Like, I'm really impressed with the way he's throwing,
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Speaker 5: the way he looks, best shape of his life, and
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Speaker 5: camp like that whole thing. But who do you want
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Speaker 5: to face that like sets that level of competition for you.
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Speaker 3: I mean, the obvious one is Judge.
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Speaker 4: I mean, he's the best player in the game, one
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Speaker 4: of the best players in the game. You know, it'd
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Speaker 4: be nice to face him when numbers aren't on the
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Speaker 4: line and we're on the backfields. It's a little bit
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Speaker 4: different when you're facing a Yankee stadium and you're on
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Speaker 4: the opposing team.
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Speaker 3: But I mean the lineup's great, just guys like that.
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Speaker 4: Obviously, I'd love to face some lefties just to work
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Speaker 4: on the two seamer, but probably Judge I'd be a good.
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Speaker 2: One, no doubt, no doubt. And I think you'd want
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Speaker 2: to face so, even though you face a bunch of
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Speaker 2: those guys before.
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Speaker 1: But it's it's a little different.
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Speaker 2: When you're on the mound, nobody's watching in the back
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Speaker 2: or wherever the heck you're doing it. It's like, here
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Speaker 2: we go Mano, I mono, I want to talk about
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Speaker 2: your haircut here. Man, I didn't get to ask you
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Speaker 2: last night. Is the why why you got.
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Speaker 3: You got nothing back here?
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Speaker 1: Wow?
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Speaker 2: That with that wife he telling you, I need, I need,
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Speaker 2: I need a little shape up here?
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Speaker 3: What do you got, dude. I've been I've been hurt
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Speaker 3: the last couple of years.
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Speaker 4: I was like, I'm just going to change it up
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Speaker 4: and go short hair and hopefully it helps me out.
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Speaker 3: But also I just want to I want to honor
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Speaker 3: the Yankees rules.
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Speaker 4: And you know, I know that they've you know, been
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Speaker 4: clean shaven and short hair. I know that that might
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Speaker 4: not be the rule now, but I just feel like it,
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Speaker 4: you know, to honor their code. And I'm just excited
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Speaker 4: to be a part of this organization. And you know,
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna do whatever I can to help them out.
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Speaker 5: I bet if you're not pitching, well, you're gonna get
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Speaker 5: that beer going a little bit. The hair is gonna
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Speaker 5: start coming out. I'm just saying. I'm just saying, feel good,
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Speaker 5: look good, play good. It all goes inside. But hey,
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Speaker 5: you know what you said, you want to change it
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Speaker 5: up a little bit. You only had eight starts. The
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Speaker 5: biggest thing nobody's ever said. Man, Ryan Weather stuff, his
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Speaker 5: stuff stinks. It's always the eights word health. How are
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Speaker 5: you going to change that up? Because that's like the
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Speaker 5: age old question. You make thirty two starts. You are
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Speaker 5: going to absolutely be one of the top dudes on
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Speaker 5: this team, even when Freed and Cole and Rodin are
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Speaker 5: all back healthy. How are you going to change that up?
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Speaker 5: And I know that's an off season goal for every player,
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Speaker 5: but it's especially a guy like you who's had.
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Speaker 3: Some issues for sure. One, I just you know, the
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Speaker 3: Lord's already blessed me.
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Speaker 4: If if it's if he sees fit that I stay healthy,
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Speaker 4: then you know that's his plan and there's nothing I
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Speaker 4: can do.
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Speaker 3: To change that.
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Speaker 4: But at least on my side, you know, I've really
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Speaker 4: changed a lot in the weight room.
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Speaker 3: My issue is not as much working hard as is
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Speaker 3: working smarter.
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Speaker 4: So just not going there and load enough a bar
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Speaker 4: on my back and lifting or deadlifting whatever it may be.
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Speaker 4: You know, I've really switched up a lot. And with
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Speaker 4: the Yankees too, uh. You know, Eric Kressey is one
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Speaker 4: of our head guys on the street side. You know,
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Speaker 4: he went through a movement assessment and just determining that,
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Speaker 4: you know, some some spots that I'm lacking in, you know,
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Speaker 4: whether it might be you know, my posture or anything
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Speaker 4: like that.
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Speaker 3: So we're changing that up.
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Speaker 4: And then you know, the last couple of years, it's
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Speaker 4: been weird, Like I can pitch through some like Nix
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Speaker 4: and bomps, I've just had a couple just weird injuries
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Speaker 4: where like I physically just cannot pitch through them. Because
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Speaker 4: I want to pride myself on being available and being
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Speaker 4: able to pitch. I've had a couple injuries where it's
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Speaker 4: they've been honestly minor, but to the point where I
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Speaker 4: can't pitch. Obviously, with the finger injury in twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 4: you know, nobody would ever think that my injury had
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Speaker 4: been a rock climbing incident injury. That's the only injuries
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Speaker 4: that that happens in is rock climbing, and that's something
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Speaker 4: that keeps me out for half the year. And then
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Speaker 4: last year just the weird day that we had in
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Speaker 4: Tampa with getting hit in the back of the head
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Speaker 4: and then in the third inning just not feeling normal.
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Speaker 4: You know, it's just something that you can't prep for.
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Speaker 4: But I'm gonna try my best to keep my body
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Speaker 4: in a good spot where I can perform on the field.
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Speaker 5: Take us to that time when you got hit from
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Speaker 5: the catcher on the throwdown, like like one of my
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Speaker 5: buddies got hit almost the exact same situation and he
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Speaker 5: thought somebody threw a ball from the stands. How much
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Speaker 5: did it surprise you in the sense that you were like,
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Speaker 5: oh my gosh, what just happened.
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Speaker 4: It's definitely weird. You know, it's stinks too, because Ford says,
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Speaker 4: now he's with Tampa, that's one of my boys, like
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Speaker 4: he's my dog. We go to breakfast and once again
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Speaker 4: there he's like still in between innings, like dude, I'm
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Speaker 4: so sorry. More you're gonna have to let it go,
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Speaker 4: Like I'm fine, but it just it's so weird. You
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Speaker 4: just like I think the what people that don't understand
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Speaker 4: is like in any sport, like once you get thrown off,
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Speaker 4: like you're you know what you're doing, Like I was
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Speaker 4: locked in, ready to go, and something like that that
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Speaker 4: just drastically just you know, shakes you and you try
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Speaker 4: to figure your way out.
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Speaker 3: It was just weird.
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Speaker 4: Obviously waking up or not waking up, but rolling over
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Speaker 4: and you're in a face full of dirt. That's kind
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Speaker 4: of a little bit weird. But you know, I was
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Speaker 4: able to get up and pitch, and you know, thankfully
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Speaker 4: the ball hit me a little bit on the top
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Speaker 4: of the head. If it would have been in the
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Speaker 4: back of the head, it could have been worse. But
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Speaker 4: I don't have any lingering effects from it. I wasn't
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Speaker 4: too smart with to begin with, so I think I'm.
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Speaker 5: All good, all right, But one last one here on
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Speaker 5: the change from the Marlins to the Yankees. Now, I
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Speaker 5: don't know if you were still active when the Marlins
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Speaker 5: instituted the bench calling, but as a pitcher, not just
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Speaker 5: a pitcher, but your dad pitched in the big leagues.
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Speaker 5: You've had a lot of pitching conversations. You were a
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Speaker 5: National Gatorade Pitcher Player of the Year. Like you you
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Speaker 5: have like an advanced knowledge of ball. How hard is
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Speaker 5: that to adjust to? And would you rather have it
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Speaker 5: called by the catcher than somebody from the bench?
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Speaker 3: For sure?
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Speaker 4: I think, like obviously, it's just it's different than anything
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Speaker 4: you've done, especially in pro ball. I think the thing
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Speaker 4: is you have to rise is the pitcher is like
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Speaker 4: the catcher's calling the pitch anyways. I know it's like
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Speaker 4: it's a bit different first, but if it's getting called
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Speaker 4: from the dugout, you know, it's still just a pitch call.
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Speaker 4: It doesn't mean that you have to throw that pitch
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Speaker 4: or you can't shake like it's still at the end
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Speaker 4: of the day, it's still just a suggestion. So I
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Speaker 4: think it's a pitcher like you still have to be
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Speaker 4: prepared and ready to go and know if that's not
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Speaker 4: the pitch you want, you have to know what you
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Speaker 4: want to go to, so you know there'll be like
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Speaker 4: kinks with it that will get worked out. I think
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Speaker 4: it's just you know, we had a couple of young
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Speaker 4: catchers to kind of get them, you know, investing in
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Speaker 4: the game and you know they they're hard workers. But
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Speaker 4: I know you call it and sometimes at first it
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Speaker 4: can be you know, the game, the speed of the
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Speaker 4: game is a little bit different, and I think that
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Speaker 4: they wanted to take a little bit off their plate
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Speaker 4: and wanted them to focus on other areas. And that's fine,
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Speaker 4: and so it's a picture. You know, you still have
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Speaker 4: to be locked on your scouting report and you know,
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Speaker 4: ready to rock and roll.
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Speaker 5: Are you ready? Are you ready for the abs. I'm
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Speaker 5: for everybody listening and not watching. I'm tapping my head.
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Speaker 5: Will you challenge a ball or strike call on the
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Speaker 5: mound or has Boonie already said not for you?
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Speaker 4: Whether, Yeah, we haven't had any meetings about that as
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Speaker 4: tough as a picture, because we want everything to be strike.
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Speaker 4: So if it's like up and down, I can like
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Speaker 4: judge that better. If it's a way and inside catcher's
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Speaker 4: hands so quick, I have no clue, but I'll make
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Speaker 4: sure my catcher is doing it over me because I
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Speaker 4: want everything to.
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Speaker 1: Be a strike.
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Speaker 6: It sounds like no pitchers are going to really get involved.
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Speaker 6: Everyone we've talked to about this has been like, no,
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Speaker 6: I'm not touching that. Do we actually think that's going
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Speaker 6: to be the case?
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Speaker 1: Crats? I mean, you're probably the best person out you
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Speaker 1: think so.
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Speaker 5: Yes, I think the smartest. I think maybe some of
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Speaker 5: the guys will try it out in spring training. But
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Speaker 5: I think exactly what what Weather said, what Ryan said,
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Speaker 5: like bro, like you're trying to make your pitch and
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Speaker 5: then you're like, did he did he move that?
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Speaker 1: Did he?
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Speaker 5: Like? You're deaking like the catchers sometimes Deacon the picture
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Speaker 5: not just the umpirelot that looks good.
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Speaker 4: Looks like you know it as well too, Like if
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Speaker 4: that box wasn't on the screen for a game, like
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Speaker 4: I've bet ninety five percent of the fans would have
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Speaker 4: no clue that if I was a striker at ball
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Speaker 4: and unless that box was up there.
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Speaker 3: So it's like we're the same thing on the mound,
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Speaker 3: Like y'all make a.
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Speaker 4: Pitch an out or half and it's like, oh hell, look,
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Speaker 4: and then you go back on the iPad. It's a
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Speaker 4: ball and a half off the plate and you're like,
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Speaker 4: thank god, I didn't rip a challenge there.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, no doubt. And that's you don't want to rip
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Speaker 5: a challenge away from the guy you're hoping to punch
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Speaker 5: out tomorrow and Judgy, So that's that's good, all right.
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Speaker 5: My last, my last comment, I mentioned it about your
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Speaker 5: dad doing some funny things. I won't mention what he did,
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Speaker 5: but for you and your pops, they used to call
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Speaker 5: your dad's stormy for stormy weathers. You need to ask
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Speaker 5: him about what he did to a man named Jason
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Speaker 5: Standrich his company. Okay, it was a rookie, all right.
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Speaker 5: If you know the story and then you don't even
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Speaker 5: need to ask Okay, good. I'm making a laugh. So
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Speaker 5: that's it. It might be too vulgar to have on
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Speaker 5: the show, but you already know the story, so we
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Speaker 5: don't need to. Okay, good, never mind, And that was
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Speaker 5: my only comment.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he's a sick puppy. That's all I got said.
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Speaker 6: Wait, is this story anywhere to be found online? Like
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Speaker 6: if I google it now, you.
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Speaker 3: Won't find it anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 5: It's one of those. It's one of those ones where
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Speaker 5: we have like, this is a players show, like we
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Speaker 5: like bringing the players part. But unless Stormy comes on,
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Speaker 5: unless David comes on, your dad comes on, it's just
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Speaker 5: one of those. Yep, we all we're all aware, we
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Speaker 5: know what it is.
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Speaker 3: Just don't mess with him.
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Speaker 2: Oh man, I would love to hear some what it's
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Speaker 2: probably done some stuff to you.
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah, Frankster locked and loaded.
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Speaker 1: Oh man, that's good.
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Speaker 2: Tell pops we all said, a man, we love them.
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Speaker 3: We'll do we'll do well.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us. Really appreciate it.
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Speaker 6: You'll probably see too much of Todd Father this year,
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Speaker 6: but we appreciate the time.
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Speaker 3: Thank you. I appreciate it.