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Kyle Tucker to the Yankees? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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us do that every single week. Cult owner Jim Ursay passed away
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yesterday at the age of 65. There was no cause of death
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revealed, but the cult knew about Ursay having many
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different health issues over the last two seasons and two years.
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Ursay was a big focal point of the NFL's mental health movement
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during the COVID pandemic in 2020.
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Ursay also has been very involved with both youth
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football programs and scouting programs for the NFL, including
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having a stadium host the NFL combine every year.
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Ursay inherited ownership in 1997 shortly after his father
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passed away and moved the team from Baltimore to Indianapolis.
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Since Ersay became the owner of the Colts in 1997, the Colts
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have the 6th best winning percentage in NFL history while
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in the NFL and won Super Bowl in 2007.
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I First of all, Jim Ersay is known for what his father has
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done. I don't know if anybody knows
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about the Baltimore Colts. That's what they were.
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They all and I don't know, and it's a crazy story because the
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Baltimore Colts were moved overnight.
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Nobody knew that they were moving.
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He sold the team to Indianapolis and the Browns, the Cleveland
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Browns, which one of the most, you know, prestigious
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organizations in NFL history at the time.
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And the fans were crazy over there.
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They lost their franchise in 24 hours without even knowing, was
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moved by a bunch of trucks all the way to Indianapolis.
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And then obviously the the the Cleveland Browns came back a
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couple years later and they've been an absolute joke ever since
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They've come back to the NFL. So obviously you see the
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difference of the NFL and, and where the NFL is with some of
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these organizations and how they redefine teams after they move.
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But Jimmer, say, has been one of the more nicer owners in NFL
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history. Now, obviously he's had back,
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you know, the back end of his his livelihood and who he is is,
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is drugs. I mean, he he's been caught with
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painkillers. He's been caught smoking
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marijuana coming out over the years saying that he's been a
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hippie. I mean, the guy is a very well
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known commodity for the NFL and it stands up for a lot of the
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players of the NFL and and stood out for a lot of different
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players over the years, even players that have been, you
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know, drug problems. So smoking problems in the NFL.
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He believed that the NFL should allow marijuana over the last
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couple of years. And obviously it's the NFL has
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slowly brought it to the league, obviously keeping them away from
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painkillers because the NFL for years of letting the players
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chopping pills and and doing things to their body that they
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shouldn't be doing. Now marijuana has become legal.
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And one of the main reasons why marijuana has become illegal is
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because of Jim Ursay. Jim Ursay has been a pure
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believer in in marijuana and believes marijuana plants are
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also. He believed that it was going to
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be future the future cure of cancer.
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So there's a lot of things about Jim Ursay you like and there's a
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lot of things you don't like about him.
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He's very outspoken. He's thrown people under the
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bus. He doesn't like a certain amount
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of owners in the league. He's come out and attacked a lot
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of different owners in the league.
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And I, I think he stands for a lot for what the NFL has lost.
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I, I mean, he speaks, he speaks up his his own personality.
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He lets his personality be felt. When he spoke to the press every
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single season and offseason, he always spoke to the press.
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He never hid behind a door and he was always out there speaking
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and and saying what he thought the NFL should be and what the
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NFL needs to redefine over the years.
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And and he also came out with the the the CTE situation.
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He's already come out and said it well, he said it for years
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about CTE and how he needs to that the NFL needs to find a way
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to protect the players. He's also one of the owners that
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have come out and said that the NFL should support the retired
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players and bringing benefits to these players after they retire
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from the game. I think Jim Ercey is going to be
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missed because of his outspoken personality, but also what he
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stood for and he stood for the players.
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He didn't stand for the owners, he stood for the players.
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And that's something that could be obviously commended and and a
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guy that is absolutely change the league for the better.
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Yeah, absolutely. And even some of the players
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have tweeted about like mentioning the former and
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current players knew the impact that Earth Day had with the
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players and like you said, like influencing on the marijuana,
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influencing on a lot of the off the field stuff.
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Yes, he was outspoken. Yes, he did some crazy things
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off the field for sure. We talked about it a couple
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years ago. He he wanted to back.
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Speed. You don't have to lean over the
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day. He, he wanted to, he wanted to
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change the, the rules of the referees.
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I think we discussed like 2 years ago and like, that was one
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of the big rule changes. And yeah, since then, there's
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been a lot of referee skepticism as well.
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But yeah, like you said with the CTE, with the marijuana, too, We
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talked about it when Sean Smith was part of the show, too, like
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the impact on marijuana on the NFL.
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Now, it's really, really big. We're seeing all these retired
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players come out now and the CTE situation as well.
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There's a lot of players are retired early on that Colts
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team. Bjorn Warner was a first round
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pick. Linebacker Jack Muhor was a very
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good guard. I think he retired at 28 or
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something like that. Like that was initially that
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first wave. And a lot of that probably had
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to do with or say they probably went to him and said do you
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really want to continue going with football?
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Obviously it's tough on the team, but definitely an
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influential guy, like you said, his father very influential as
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well and. His father was an asshole.
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Everything, anybody that I don't know, I wasn't alive for his
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father. Obviously he, he stepped away
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from football before I even really was in to the football
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world. I, I mean, he was still
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involved. But yeah, I never knew who he
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was. I know who Jim Ursay was.
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Sure, what everybody has said about him, he was an asshole.
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No, there's definitely a lot of people that were deterred by
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him, but at the same time that the obviously the Baltimore
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fans, obviously John Elway refused to play there.
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So there's obviously there's people that turn them the wrong
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way, but definitely still making the Colts the the brand that
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they, they were probably since, like I was saying, the Don Shula
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era. And then later on when when Jim
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took over, obviously they drifted Peyton Manning and they
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ran with that. They won a Super Bowl and made
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them a very popular brand as a whole.
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And like I said, with the scouting stuff too, like doing
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all the stuff with the scouting with the combine too, like
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that's a big, big wave in today's game.
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So definitely a polarizing figure for Jim.
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Or say, rest in peace. Yeah, 100% to his family, like
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65 is way too young and you know, he did what he did.
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But you know, he's I look at it too, at the same way when you
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guys are talking about it and the and the way he did things,
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he was kind of a George Steinbrenner like of trying to
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like get in front of a lot of stuff where it really is like
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you get those guys that are polarizing where I got to
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experience it with with a man like that as an owner and you
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want to play for guys like that and that no, you know, like kind
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of the way things are changing, right.
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And mind you, my Bailey is like sitting at my lap right now in
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the studio and I'm just like, what are we doing?
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But like, get away from me. But I think he's he will go down
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as somebody that had a part in football that a lot of people
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haven't because he was so organic about what he did.
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And I think, I think that's real and hate to lose a man at 65.
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Influential. But he's 100%.
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Influential and he was. And complete opposite of what
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his father was. Complete opposite.
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Yeah, and, and I mean, if you look at it when when he got from
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the Baltimore Colts, because he took him over in 72 and he he
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wasn't his son and he did things that were different.
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And that's why people sometimes don't like guys like that.
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And he just thinks he did things different and that's OK.
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And I really, really think like he'll go down probably not as
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one of the greatest owners, but he's going to go down as one of
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the most influential of how he's trying to change the culture of
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kind of what the game was. You know, I think he was
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different and I think the players really respect and I saw
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what Peyton Manning posted up on his social media after he found
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out that Jim Hersey passed away. And it shows you how important
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that how important Jim Hersey was to Peyton Manning's career.
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And Peyton Manning was there for practically his whole career and
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and he really developed as a quarterback under a guy like Jim
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Hersey and some. People like, but what Errol,
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what we've talked about too is like we've talked about owners
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and we've talked about other stuff on the show is how he
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allowed Payton to kind of like do things and kind of stayed out
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of it, but let him do what he was, but still ran.
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I also. And still did.
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I also think that the mental health movement that he created
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for the NFL has been absolutely defined over the last couple of
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years. And I think he's really been a
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face of what the NFL has not really pushed over the last 20
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years. There's a lot of mental health
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issues because of, you know, brain trauma and all that other
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stuff. He has been.
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CTE and all that He's. Been he's been a big supporter
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for it and he's invested millions and millions and
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millions of dollars towards it. So to the Earth safe family, may
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he rest in peace. I mean, he's a, he was a good
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man as far as what I've read. And I, I think he stood for a
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lot of the players. And I think that's something
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that Peyton Manning said on his social media and a lot of
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different players have spoken, not only high praise of him
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saying that they lost the father.
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So my heart goes out to the Earth Safe family.
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It's been a long one, guys. It's been a long one.
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And as we always do this every single week, we call this Inside
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Baseball. Now let's go deep, deep inside.
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What? I.
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Am excited this is inside baseball.
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All right guys, welcome to another edition of Inside
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baseball. We're going to be talking about
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some stories and some interesting things going on in
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baseball right now. The week of well, I guess
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whatever the week is, today's the 22nd, so for for our
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Thursday edition. So we're going to start off with
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the guy you see on the screens, Kyle Tucker and the contract
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sweepstakes that's going to happen this offseason case you
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haven't been paying attention besides the fact that Aaron
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Judge has just dominated all the headlines here in New York.
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Kyle Tucker is probably the second best outfielder in
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baseball right now. And his current numbers, he's
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got a 164 OPS, plus he's hitting, he's got a 939 OPS,
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meaning he's got 12 homers, 14 stolen bases, batting 278.
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And his bad BIP is actually lower than his batting average.
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So he's got positive regression ahead of him.
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Speedy. So he's actually should be doing
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better than he is, is what they're saying. 38 runs, 35 RBIs
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on that Cubs team. Look, he's an average defender.
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He plays mostly right field. A lot of Yankees fans want to
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fit them in for next year. Let's start off Errol.
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You think this guy's going to end up in pinstripes?
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Oh, I think so. The Yankees wanted him in the
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offseason, but the Astros would not trade him to the Yankees.
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And if if it was going to happen, they wanted top end
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prospects and the Yankees were not willing to do that as they
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did that with Soto. And look what what happened with
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Soto. He he bands and walks away, goes
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to the Mets and they lose Michael King.
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So I think Tucker is one of the best outfielders in the league.
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I think the Yankees saw that. They spotted him from a mile
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away. I think everybody in the league
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knows that he's the high profile player that's going to be
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available in the offseason now that Vladimir Guerrero is now
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off off the, you know, off the hinge.
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So I now he's. Signed a 50 years old.
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I will argue that Errol in the same aspect so I would trust me.
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I would love to have him with what he's doing, but at the same
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time what what did we do with Judge at the time?
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Because Judge is way better in right field than the center.
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So what do we do with him at that point?
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I would. Here's what I would do with Kyle
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Tucker. I would move Kyle Tucker either
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to center field or left field. That's what I would do.
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Keep Judge on right field. That's what I would do.
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No matter what you do, you can shake your head all you want.
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The Yankees need his back, I think.
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Judge is the one that moves. He's a better defender than
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Tucker and left field has so much more ground to cover in
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Yankee Stadium that you kind of don't want the worst defender
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and left. You know, Guardi always played
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left field because he was so fast.
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He would cover all that ground and you need a guy with range
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like that. It's not that Tucker slow.
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He's still in bases, but as you're getting into your 30s,
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you'd probably want someone that's a little bit more spry
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out there and left the Yankee. Stadium well hold on one second
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they had they're. Well, we're going to have this
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conversation. We've got a left fielder, right?
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Yeah. They had John Carlos.
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We'll talk about that next, because that's going to.
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Be our next spot. They had.
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They had. They had.
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All right, all right. They had John Carlos Stanton.
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They've had John Carlos standing at left field for the longest
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time. I don't think it matters who's
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the left fielder. They're looking for his bat.
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You keep, you keep Aaron Judge in the right field position.
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He's he's been very successful over there.
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He's one of the best in the league.
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You put but. You got Bellinger for the
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outfield too, And then? Bellinger could go to first
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base. I think they move him to first
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base. I think that's what.
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They after Goldschmidt contracts up.
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It's only one year unless they want to resign him.
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But at the same time, if he if he balls out the same way, do
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you not resign him? Yeah.
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Or you put him at first base. You're going to get him cheap.
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So you put Bellinger at center field and then you put you put
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Tucker at left field. One way or another, the Yankees
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will make it work. I I don't think it's going to be
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a problem. They're going to make it work.
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They want his bat. That's what they want.
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They want his bat in the life. It's pretty, pretty damn good
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bat to have right now. Speedy.
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If the Yankees don't end up with him, where do you think he?
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Likes, I think the Cubs are going to resign him, actually,
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I've always been out of the chance to know.
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I've always been under the impression of that.
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I think if he does test the market, it will be the Yankees.
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I definitely, I don't think it's the Mets.
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I think the Mets are going to stick to their ways with what
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they have right now. They'll get some more free
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agents. I don't think they're going to.
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I don't think they're going to be cheap.
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I'm just saying I think the Mets got Sodo, I think.
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Tucker has no. Tucker's going to play the
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market like that contract. Obviously he's not going to be
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as much, but he's still going to aim.
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He's going to aim still for that 500 million.
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I think the Mets are going to probably stick with their young
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core. I think they have a system
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there. So I don't think it will be
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them, even though I would like it.
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I don't think it will be them. I think the Cubs, they're
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usually a top ten payroll team. They're pretty active spending
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offseason like two or three years ago.
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They they need more pitching than they do hitting.
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But I do think they keep him. I think the the fans do like
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him. I have this great fear that he's
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going to end up playing on the Red Sox I just had.
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That's also possible. I could not have.
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To see him because they can kind of use that position over there
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a little bit and. Yeah, reunite with Bregman, so
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that makes sense. I could I?
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Could just see it going from 1 villain with the Houston
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cheaters to the Boston Red Sox. But I think Kyle Tucker will get
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close to like a Brandon Nimmo type of deal.
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No, he'll get a lot more than that.
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Brandon Nimmo is actually on a pretty good deal.
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Jabba, I heard it might be 600 million.
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Get them. I think it'll, I think it'll be
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more in the 400 range probably with.
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That I read that today it might start, I saw.
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That, but they're. I know, I know, but that's just
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what's so it's a ripple effect. I just so I was literally just
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with his brother last week. It's nice money.
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Well. And I'm like, he hasn't.
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I think he's closer to 200 than 400.
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You'll get 4. No way.
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I think you'll get 400 at least. Well, because you're going to
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come out the right time because if we we talk about Carl Pavano
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and all the if you come out at the right time without guys, now
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you get that perspective. I think honestly he's a Brandon
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Nimmo type of guy. I'm a Mets fan job but he's a
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monkey. A lot better than Brandon Nimmo
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offensively. Brandon Nimmo is very streaky
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offensively. Oh, have you seen Brandon
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Nimmo's number? I know you're a Mets fan and I'm
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a Nimmo fan. And it took him a while to get
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going. He's playing better now, but it
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really took him a while. Well, trust me, I I get it.
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But understand what I'm saying is like he's not a $400 million
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player. He's not well.
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We'll see what what people? Are he's on pace for 4040,
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right? Yeah, he's on pace for a 40. 40
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that's a $400 million. If you do that in the, if you do
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that in a contract year with the rat close to 300.
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That's what I'm saying is when you get into contract year, all
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these guys, you look at so many guys that have done this in
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contract years. Oh yeah, you're not going to get
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that year from them most likely. That's that's why they're not so
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hard but what we use. Is that's our contract year, so
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I'm going to ball out. That's why I always take those
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guys in fantasy like I took Tucker this year.
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Let's move on to the reason why the Yankees won't be trading for
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Tucker or signing Tucker. Because of the Martian.
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Errol is heating up on that frozen planet, a planet over
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from us past that asteroid belt and all the other things in
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between and the moon and all that.
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Dominguez had a walk off home run to give the Yankees another
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win. The Yankees are on fire right
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now. Dominguez is just under 800 OPS,
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so which is? And he's got a 120 OPS plus,
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which is means he's an above average player already as a
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hitter in Major League. Baseball I think league average
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is one O 2. Yeah.
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So, Errol, what you think? I think he's.
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I spelled his name wrong. 2 s s The Martian.
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I think he's a trade trip. That's what I think he is.
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I think the Yankees are going to use him as a trade trip if they
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if they need something at the deadline, I think at the
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deadline or at in the offseason, if they're looking to add
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another bat or a pitcher, I think that's where the Yankees
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go because I do still think Kyle Tucker is going to be in New
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York Yankees. So there's no room for Jason
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Dominguez. If he really heats up.
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I think the Yankees have a piece that they can move to add a big
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arm or maybe 2 relief pitchers and an arm for a hitter like
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that. I don't know what Jason
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Dominguez is. He's finally heating up.
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He's still young. He's like what, 2122 years old?
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He's a baby. But the Yankees obviously are
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looking for 22 what, 2122, whatever.
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It doesn't matter how old he is. He hasn't done enough to for me
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to think that the Yankees see him as a future guy in there in
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a lineup. I, I think Jason Dominguez is
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one of the most overrated prospects the Yankees have had
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on a very long time. Maybe you all like him.
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I don't know what he's going to be at the end of the season, but
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if he has a good season, like you're saying it as the Italians
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would say, you played them. And I think that's where the
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Yankees are going to go. But if you have a guy who's. 20
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years old, as I say. And defensively, he's just not
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there. Does that come around on these
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young guys or is he going to be a DH?
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I honestly it it's weird for me too, because I don't like giving
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guys names for what they're supposed to be.
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But then when you hear and there and Judd say if we're going to
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get to where we're going to get to get, he has to be a part of
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it. So we're not in the clubhouse
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every day. We're not in there.
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And if Aaron Judge thinks that I can't, I can't go against that.
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And he said that if we're going to get to where he's going to be
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a part of it, is he going to? Judge thinks he sees him like
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putting in the work the right way, if that's.
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What he's saying, I think obviously he sees it.
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It's obviously one of those things, and, and I'll say this
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too, weirdly, it's kind of like a Kyle Schwarber thing because
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he didn't really have like a position, yeah, convert a
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catcher. And Dominguez is literally like,
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he's not a great left fielder, right?
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And so I'm like, what do you do with him?
21:55
As Errol said, do you? Is he trade bait or Because then
22:00
you have Spencer Jones, you have George Lombard, you got all
22:05
these other guys, right? Him and Spencer Jones are going
22:08
to go in a trade. I believe that I do.
22:11
To get to get a pitcher. Yeah, I, I think the Yankees
22:14
have an opportunity. I think Kyle Tucker is 100% in
22:18
the Yankees radar, on the Yankees radar, in the Yankees
22:20
radar, whatever you want to say. I think that's where the Yankees
22:24
are going to go in the offseason, but they're.
22:26
They're not going. They're not going to pay him
22:28
400. Million.
22:28
No, I don't think so. I don't think so either.
22:30
I think he's going to get closer to 300.
22:33
More than judge. No, I think what it is, I think
22:35
he's going to get closer to 300 million.
22:37
That's like between 280 and 300. That's what I think he's going
22:40
to get, but I'm going. To say this right now on the
22:43
show, he's going to get 240 to 260.
22:47
He's going to get. Some All right, if we're going
22:49
to make our bets, I'm going to say he's going to get 450.
22:52
You must be out of your goddamn 10 years.
22:56
So he's 40 years old. I do I say closer to 3.
23:00
Not that. Not because he's worth it.
23:01
Java. Fish, I'm going to fly there,
23:03
right in your neck. That's pretty nice punching them
23:07
in the neck. Look, this is all.
23:09
How about in the know? Soto deal inflating the market
23:12
value and this deferred money allowing you to add 100 million
23:16
onto a deal. And it's kind of like funny
23:18
money to the organization. So now everyone has to do that
23:22
if they want to compete. This is what we talked about
23:24
last summer. This was going to happen and
23:26
it's already happening. That's what's going on.
23:29
So everyone's deal is $100 million more than they're worth
23:32
already today. That's what's happening because
23:35
of that, Yeah. So people are making a lot.
23:36
Of so that's why I say 300 million, because a lot of people
23:39
think he's probably worth between 200 and 240.
23:43
I think he's going to get about 300.
23:44
That's what I think he's going to get.
23:46
If you hit 300 and go 4040 in a contract year, you're breaking
23:51
400 million. We're talking about Dominguez
23:53
and wrapping up on him. If the Yankees do trade
23:56
Dominguez, what is the position do you think that they need to
24:01
most look at in a trade? It's interesting.
24:04
I think too early to tell, right?
24:07
I would say pitching is the best way I would go.
24:09
Obviously there's a lot of concerns with the the way
24:11
certain infielders have played this year.
24:13
So there's definitely maybe a market to look at that.
24:16
But I think pitching is the direction to going.
24:18
Marlins, definitely. That's definitely one.
24:21
Are you sure about Volpe, everybody?
24:23
No. Volpe has some good advanced
24:25
stats on his side though that I think still can give him the
24:29
benefit of the doubt for the time being.
24:30
Shut the fuck up. I'm willing to give a young
24:34
shortstop the benefit of the doubt.
24:36
Dance stats at the same time doesn't get me WS.
24:40
It's true, and Anthony Volpe is not the main reason the Yankees
24:44
are. The Yankees struggled at certain
24:45
points. The.
24:46
Yankees have a young shortstop coming up who's going to be
24:48
really, really good. The Dominican.
24:50
So George Lombard. That's my question.
24:52
Monster. Yeah, he's going.
24:53
To be that's the case. He's going to be the. 3rd on too
24:55
then right? Or he goes to second base,
24:58
right? Volpe, Volpe.
25:00
Volpe. I think Volpe.
25:02
I think Volpe, if he doesn't figure things out this this
25:05
season, I think the Yankees think to move him in the
25:08
offseason. I I think that's where they go.
25:11
I don't. Know who the guy is?
25:12
Maybe Speedy, you could tell me. But if I'm moving a combination
25:15
of Volpe and Dominguez in a deal and I want to get maybe a
25:20
shortstop that's going to transition to 3rd as he gets
25:23
older and Lombard comes up, who would be the guy that I would
25:27
want? Yeah, it it shortstop is tough
25:31
because a lot of the a lot of them are are really like either
25:34
they're young players on struggling teams that aren't
25:36
going to be traded. They're probably either be
25:38
signed. A lot of infielders, we've seen
25:40
them deteriorate as they get older too.
25:42
So that's what makes it difficult with with the market
25:45
right now. Obviously the Super lowest
25:47
teams, the Rockies, the White Sox, they're not going to have
25:49
any good. Value to trade.
25:50
I have a name for you. What do you got?
25:51
It gets hurt too much, but the left-handed hitting Corey Seeger
25:56
should be transitioning from shortstop to third base soon.
26:00
It's interesting he's. 31 years old and he.
26:03
Isn't he with the Texas Rangers? I, I he's.
26:06
Not Texas Rangers. He's not going anywhere.
26:07
Right. See, The thing is, if you guys
26:10
offseason, if you guys, if you guys think that Tucker is a
26:13
strong play, you want to take on another $300 million contract.
26:16
The Yankees are going to just fit in players.
26:18
I think Nolan, I think Nolan Arenado is a guy that they're
26:21
going to bring to the team one way or another at the trade
26:23
downline. I think that's what the Yankees
26:24
are going to do. I think that was the plan in any
26:27
ways. Nolan Arenado will be a Yankee
26:29
by the trade deadline and I think the Yankees are going to
26:32
trade those two pieces for pitching.
26:34
That's what the Yankees are going to do.
26:35
They have Garricko coming back. They've got one of the best
26:38
pitchers in in baseball and Freed.
26:40
They got Rod Dole pitching very, very well, but he's on and off
26:43
every year. I think he had a starting
26:45
pitcher and a relief pitcher, a top end relief pitcher because
26:48
we all know Devin Williams isn't.
26:49
Going to be one more starter and one more guy.
26:51
I need another. Deal.
26:52
I think that's what they're going to do.
26:54
They're going to bring in a big a big dog with one of of those
26:57
guys or maybe even both of those guys.
26:59
Remember Jones, Jones, Jones in Pittsburgh is not doing very
27:03
well over there. I'm telling you right now,
27:06
they're going to have to give up one of those guys.
27:08
I don't know if it's Spencer, I don't know if it's George,
27:12
whoever. They're going to have to give up
27:13
one. If they want to do something to
27:16
get a third end guy, they're going to have to give up one of
27:20
those guys. I agree.
27:21
With you I want to say also maybe even even besides
27:24
Pittsburgh also the Reds, if they continue being mediocre,
27:26
maybe one of their young pitchers too as a possibility
27:29
they could trade for. I don't think Green, but maybe
27:31
maybe one of their young guys. I think they'll stay contending,
27:35
but I. If they don't, I will say, and
27:38
you guys say this, they're going to have to get somebody that is
27:41
big league. I know exactly, I know exactly
27:43
who they're going to go after. And I'm telling you right now,
27:46
it's Michael King. Let's hear it.
27:47
It's Michael King. Michael King is the guy that the
27:50
Yankees are going for. They're not going to be able to
27:52
bring him back. The, the and we all know the
27:55
Padres are all all in to trading away pieces.
27:59
I'm telling you right now, Michael King, I know you love
28:02
Michael King. I'm not.
28:04
It doesn't matter. The Yankee, that's a Yankee
28:06
prospect. The Yankees love him.
28:09
And Brian Cashman was very upset when they had to trade him
28:12
because he didn't want to trade him in that trade.
28:14
I'm telling you, right, Michael? I know you don't want, but I'm
28:17
telling you, Michael King's the guy.
28:20
I'm telling you, watch. All right?
28:21
It's going to be Michael. So here's a guy that's older
28:23
than everyone on this panel right now, Rich Hill Jabba is
28:28
making a return to Major League Baseball.
28:31
Let's get off this five years old.
28:33
Listen to this. He went down, he got he's for
28:37
Kansas City. He was in the AC face.
28:39
The ACL Cubs minor league team retired all 12 batters, striking
28:44
out seven. Congratulations.
28:46
Rich Hill coming back good for. Him when, when, when you know
28:49
what you're doing. It's different when you're
28:51
pitching against kids that have no idea.
28:54
And Rich is a literally a dude that just knows what he's doing.
29:02
He doesn't try to go out at his his realm of what he does, but
29:07
he's going to spin it. He's going to do what he does.
29:11
And why is he still in the game right now?
29:14
Because he's still productive. And that's exactly what he's
29:18
going to do. Rich Hill, like God bless him,
29:22
he's still grinding. I'm not even 40 years old yet
29:25
and he's still doing it. I'm playing catch with my son,
29:28
doing all those things and he's still going out and getting
29:32
dudes out. Like, could I get dudes out
29:34
right now? 100% Do I want to do the grind?
29:37
No. Oh, you're going to be Yankees
29:39
pitching coach? Rich Hill's got to stop this
29:42
crap. Nick's trying.
29:43
To shut up. Nick's trying to come back to
29:46
Nick's throwing and doing all that other stuff.
29:49
And I keep telling Nick, you want to throw your arm out
29:51
again, You're 34 years old. Stop this.
29:54
Who? Cares who cares, He's still
29:56
going to get league minimum which is 600,000.
29:59
I don't think he's coming. Good point.
30:00
I don't think he's coming. I think Rich Hill's coming for
30:03
Jamie Moyer's record. I think he was 49 when he was at
30:06
the end of his career when he was with the Phillies.
30:08
The oldest I remember for a hitter was when he when he was
30:11
with the Mets was Julio Franco when he was 48.
30:14
Breaking news, I got to go back off now all.
30:18
Right, let's go into the next one.
30:21
I wanted to bring this up because I find this story
30:24
hilarious because. It smell my ass.
30:26
Former Yankees and Mets legend Luis Severino, apparently the
30:32
A's clubhouse. And they're in what, Sacramento?
30:35
Is that right? The A's?
30:36
Yes, this year it's so bad that like the clubhouse is on the
30:42
other end from the bullpen. They can never get anything they
30:45
want get home. They can't get there at all.
30:48
The pitchers are miserable, especially Luis Severino quote.
30:52
I just need to figure out a way to pitch good at home.
30:55
I feel like if I only pitch on the road, I'll be freaking sigh
30:59
young, but I need to get better at home.
31:02
He's O and four with a 675 with fourteen walks, 29 KS at home
31:08
and away. Should have stayed with the
31:10
Mets. Away.
31:11
He's got two runs, two earned runs and 25 innings, six walks,
31:16
16 KS, no homers, a .72 road ERA.
31:21
Jabba, you ever have splits like that?
31:23
Anyone that was just like that different home and away.
31:27
Yeah. I mean, there are.
31:28
There are parts of it where it's like, you know, the parks that
31:32
you pitch in, that you pitch well and there's some that you
31:36
don't, you know, and that's, that's just part of it.
31:40
But when you actually call out like a team or you call out like
31:46
what it is, I mean it's, it's, it's real difficult to, to kind
31:51
of distinguish like, are you pissed or like, Hey, I'm like, I
31:57
suck pitching in on I, I sucked. I was terrible.
32:01
I didn't like pitching that great, but I I just wasn't good.
32:06
So I don't know where he stands in that, if that like if it's a
32:11
mind thing or if it's just like, I just know I don't pitch well
32:17
there. I I honestly don't know.
32:19
Louise Severino's got to stop this crap.
32:22
Stop bitching and moaning. You decided you wanted to go
32:25
there and take the money. You rode with it.
32:28
Complain, complain, complain. Go out there and pitch and stop
32:32
bitching. But he.
32:32
He knew going into it, Errol, that he knew they didn't have a
32:36
home stadium like he knew what it was he needs.
32:39
He needs to grow the hell. I don't think anyone really knew
32:41
the effects of how drastic it would be like that much of A
32:44
hitter's park. I think everyone knew.
32:45
That no I I I understand but. 5th best hitter's park in base.
32:50
I want to say like, I think it's a big drop off from the pitching
32:53
park that OCO was. But exactly what Arrow said.
32:56
It's like he took the money and that's that's where he went.
33:01
Pulled it out of my ass. This comes from the coach guys.
33:03
Definitely weird look from the rubber to home plate where the
33:07
walkway is behind the dish. The press box is off center and
33:10
that can kind of give you an optical illusion of maybe the
33:13
plate being in a different spot per. 2nd That's a that's 100%
33:16
truth. And I will tell you there are so
33:21
many places where I felt like when I was on the mound, I felt
33:25
closer to the plate or I felt further from the plate.
33:30
And so that that plays a part just because just visually, like
33:34
you guys have never stood 60 feet 6 inches, right?
33:38
But for but. I was thinking about.
33:40
On the mound, standing, you don't stand six, you don't even
33:44
have 6 inches. Speedy, relaxed.
33:48
I I wonder if he has three inches.
33:52
So for us though, it's like visually, like what you guys
33:57
don't understand, like when we get on a mound, we know like we
34:03
feel like we're throwing harder or it's like, damn, I feel like
34:06
I'm throwing from the outfield and that's the way it is.
34:10
And exactly what you said is like, they have this and this
34:14
and this and this. It just feels different when
34:17
you're actually throwing a baseball and we're still
34:19
standing 60 feet, 6 inches, but everything behind you makes you
34:24
feel like you're throwing longer or shorter.
34:29
Yeah, it's, it's really crazy. They have the third highest home
34:33
era in the majors. They're they actually started
34:36
pretty hot for they saw move on, but they're we all know they're
34:40
not going to finish over 500 and with having a Home Park like
34:43
this Errol, they got to be there I think until 2028.
34:47
Yeah. Is that right?
34:48
I believe until the stadium's. Built I don't know.
34:50
And honestly, to be honest with you, with the Oakland Athletics,
34:53
I don't care. I mean, the organization's a
34:56
debacle. They're they're, they're just as
34:58
bad as all. The bad How do you how do you
35:00
think they're going to do when they move to Las Vegas, though?
35:04
I mean, they should suck. Like for the next three years,
35:07
they're the top overall pick in the draft and then just load up.
35:10
I, I think they're going to have a lot of money because Vegas is
35:13
going to draw a lot of people and it's going to sell to, yeah,
35:16
it's going to sell a lot of fans because look at, look at all the
35:18
Vegas teams, even the Raiders right now, even though they,
35:22
they're, they're a debacle of an organization.
35:24
They're they're not going to be the Knights that win in the
35:27
first year. There's a difference, I think,
35:29
between the front office structure and and.
35:31
Baseball is different from hockey because the NHL pretty
35:35
much hands these guys the the the best players on each team.
35:39
So when they do these entry drafts, you can only hold on to
35:43
like 5 or 6 players and then everybody else is.
35:47
Picking wasn't the first year of the Golden Knights.
35:50
Yeah, Did they had Marc Andre, Florida?
35:53
Yeah, and he's at one point. He would have retired probably
35:57
otherwise at. Hockey wasn't.
35:58
Yeah, he wasn't Hall of Famer. I mean, look at look at the
36:02
Florida Panthers, look at the Florida Panthers, their their
36:04
expansion year. Who did they draft first?
36:06
John Van Beesbrook. And he took them in 9697 to the
36:10
Stanley Cup finals on his back when you can get yeah on an
36:14
expansion team. So, and they three years they
36:16
were in, they were in the NHL finals against Colorado, they
36:18
got swept, but he's the one who they rode him all the way to the
36:21
finals, who is their best player besides Van Beesburg, Scott
36:25
Mellenby, OK and Van Beesburg wrote them all the way to the
36:28
finals. So I honest to God, honest to
36:31
God, it's all about with the NHL, it's it's all about how
36:35
they get position and who they get from the.
36:37
We're inside baseball. Shut up about it.
36:39
I'm just saying. Go ahead.
36:40
Let's go. All right, the the sad part of
36:43
inside baseball, the injury report, Jared Jones, it's not
36:47
working with the with the elbow. It's probably not going to be
36:50
Tommy John. It's probably going to be the
36:52
new internal brace surgery everyone's doing.
36:54
But he's done for this year and probably most of next year.
36:58
They were supposed to be the dynamic duo him and schemes
37:03
Errol. What are they going to?
37:05
We hear rumors about schemes being on the block.
37:08
They're saying he's not the timelines not good with Jones
37:12
going down for the for that. If I was a team right now, I
37:15
would make a trade for Jared Jones and sit on them.
37:17
That's what I said about the Yankees.
37:19
I'd sit on him because two years he's young, 2-3 years from now
37:22
this the kids still a baby. He's 25 years old and the guy's
37:26
got a tremendous amount of potential.
37:28
I obviously it's not going to work in Pittsburgh.
37:30
They like to trade away pitching prospects.
37:32
You might, if you're a team like the Yankees or even the Mets or
37:35
even the Red Sox, I'd sit on him and and trade for him and, and
37:40
wait until he's he's ready to come back in and then you have
37:43
yourself a gem. That's what I think I would do.
37:46
So there's been we're going to talk about a couple of other,
37:49
we're going to talk about different national in a second.
37:51
But I want to talk about Dylan Cruz going down with an oblique
37:54
injury was just starting to heat up a little bit.
37:57
Obviously high profile pic along with skins in that draft a year
38:02
and that was a year and. 1/2 ago, same draft.
38:04
Same draft they were. They went 1-2.
38:07
While they were going back and forth who is going to be one or
38:10
two, I actually I had an argument.
38:12
I wish Carter's getting his haircut right now.
38:15
I wish I had this argument with him because he was like, oh,
38:18
Cruz is going to go one because he had like 435 with like 26 and
38:23
whatever in college. And I'm like, no, you're going
38:28
to take an arm first. You're going to take an arm.
38:31
But Cruz has proved what he's done.
38:34
And I saw the other day too, like I love watching these young
38:39
kids, like I told you, like now this is a great time.
38:42
Like we're going to do ACWS special and all the other stuff.
38:46
These guys in the CWS, when they get there, it's completely
38:50
different. Like they get to a different
38:52
realm. And when you get guys like that,
38:56
like Skeins at LSU, he started Air Force Crews, LSU, like you
39:03
get those guys and they're different.
39:07
But when they come and I've heard all the Paul Skeens, like
39:13
there's nobody in baseball and I've heard from all of the
39:19
broadcasters and everything trade.
39:22
There's no team that has enough to trade for Paul Skeens, right?
39:26
Now, yeah, it's going to be tough.
39:29
There's not one team. So as far as Cruz goes, I think
39:33
that team is get is just stockpiling talent.
39:36
We'll talk about Abrams in a second before we get there.
39:41
It looks like the end is near for the great Justin Verlander.
39:45
He's got a PEC injury going on. The IL numbers are just not
39:48
Verlander. S433ERA14-O four whip currently.
39:56
But fish of 80. One strikeouts in 52 innings.
39:59
It's not the same guy anymore. He's. 14 What have we said?
40:03
Oh, that's what I wanted. To bring up you know you don't.
40:05
You don't beat time. You.
40:07
You can't. Can you?
40:08
Even the great Justin Verland. And he's he, one of my dear
40:11
friends. And I love him, Kate and his
40:14
kids. I love all of them.
40:17
But I'm telling you, I love the man who he is because he's an
40:24
predominant absolute competitor and wants to be the best.
40:29
But I'm like, dog, you can't do it now.
40:32
Like we're we're out of the game.
40:36
Like we're out. Like you can teach and do all
40:39
these things, but you got to understand like the game is past
40:43
you. You're 42 years old and I love
40:48
him to still being able to do it.
40:51
And he added absolute unbelievable career.
40:54
He's going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer.
40:57
But at the end of the day, like you're done and that's OK.
41:02
Like, but it sucks when you're when you're done.
41:06
Nobody knows that feeling as a professional athlete when you're
41:09
done. And when you get that feeling,
41:13
it's like, I never wanted to feel it on the field because I'm
41:18
like, I'm not good enough. Still want to have that fastball
41:22
at the end? I hear you, Errol.
41:25
What do we make out of this this wonderful career of Justin
41:28
Verlander coming to an end? Like, who cares?
41:32
I hated him. I'm a Yankee fan.
41:34
Couldn't stand Justin Verlander because he killed the Yankees.
41:37
No matter where he went, I couldn't.
41:40
I'm done with Dustin Verland. Thank God I don't have to look
41:43
at his his face anymore. By the way, he follows me on the
41:46
on Twitter. So.
41:48
That's interesting figure, Speedy.
41:49
I saved George Kirby's return for you.
41:52
This is a pitcher that pitched over 190 innings 2 years in a
41:56
row leading into this season. Had had some had some injuries,
42:00
a little worries about the arm in the beginning of the spring.
42:03
What does his return mean for this Seattle Bull pitching staff
42:07
that lost Logan Gilbert? Yeah, that, that's.
42:09
Definitely much needed because a lot of these other guys have had
42:11
to go longer than you wanted to for younger pitchers to go into
42:14
games. Obviously Brian Woose had a
42:16
fantastic year and they have all the really good talent too.
42:19
With Bryce Miller, I think there's less pressure on them.
42:23
Again, Kirby pitching that many innings.
42:25
Wonder for somebody that a smaller build on him.
42:27
I think he's only like 190 pounds or something like that.
42:29
He's a smaller pitcher, probably gave out eventually.
42:32
He had a step back, I think, twice. £20 more than.
42:34
You, Yeah. And I think he's a very talented
42:37
pitcher and I think he still will, as he can continue to stay
42:40
healthy, Will still age well. He's still young.
42:43
He's got good stuff. I he had good stuff when he was
42:45
young pitcher, even when he was with the Tigers before he was
42:47
traded over to Seattle. Java, one of your teammates we
42:50
had on the show, Brian Pena. Who's AI want to hit it?
42:53
Very good, very good personality.
42:55
He was, he was actually scouting with him because he's now now
42:58
managing over there in Detroit with the single A-Team.
43:00
So he knows that. How good?
43:02
He can be low side and. His upside is definitely there.
43:04
I think he still has a lot of room to grow and I think Seattle
43:06
definitely needs it in a tight race with the Astros right now
43:08
in the ALS. They call me the ladies man and
43:10
Mr. Still your girl all. Right, let's talk.
43:14
Let's wrap this up. I want to talk about 3 breakout
43:17
hitters and three breakout pitchers, names that are going
43:20
to become household names in baseball that you need to know.
43:24
Where's mine? Already shown that you need to
43:26
know their names this season. Pete Crow.
43:28
Armstrong leading it off. What's the reverse?
43:32
The order Speedy. Yeah.
43:33
This guy was known for his glove, his bat this year.
43:38
I'll give you the stats right now he is hitting.
43:42
Where is it? 29 with a 313 on base but 553
43:47
slugging and a 141 OPS. Plus, he's got 12 homers and 14
43:52
stolen bases and playing center field.
43:56
Yeah, Mets. Former.
43:57
First round pick Pete Crow Armstrong and now he's hitting
44:00
that hitting that full potential.
44:02
Obviously traded for the half a year of really three months of
44:05
Javier Baez and then he let him walk, which I guess turned out
44:08
to be a good decision at the time because he struggled in
44:09
Detroit. But now he's actually hitting
44:10
well this year. But Pete Crow Armstrong, this is
44:12
exactly what we expected out of somebody like that.
44:15
Like you said, a great defender, potential for that five tool
44:18
player if you can keep this hitting up to.
44:20
He's really been a nice spark along with what we were talking
44:22
about before with Tucker really leading that offense, which has
44:24
been the best offense of baseball so far this year.
44:27
Oops. All right.
44:28
Let me move on to Errol. Errol, you got 5 names up there.
44:33
You pick one to one when you want to talk about.
44:35
Hold on Errol, I got something. For you go ahead.
44:39
She's. Waiting for are.
44:41
You gonna say I'm waiting for my guy Riley Leonard?
44:44
I know, I know, we. We reached out to him and he's
44:48
working right now at Rookie Cam, so I'm trying.
44:51
How hard do you have to try? How hard is it?
44:52
Well, as hard as Speedy has. To do your job as hard as Speedy
44:56
has to, you know, find his little thing wherever it is.
45:01
In. That Bush, I'm sorry, don't get
45:10
any ideas I. Will have.
45:12
Riley Leonard on this show. I I promise you Riley Leonard
45:15
will be on this show. Bagel Hole, including that
45:18
bagel. Hole.
45:19
All right, Errol, who you want to?
45:21
Talk about we got a couple of hitters, a few pitchers here.
45:24
You want me to to give you some of their stats cause Hunter
45:27
Brown's stats out of this world. I like the.
45:30
I like Jesus. I'm I'm.
45:32
Going to intrude on this one. God, like Pete Crow Armstrong,
45:37
like he's a dude, but he also his mom was the mom in little
45:44
Big League. So baseball's been a part of his
45:47
life for as long as he's known. Like have you ever seen Little
45:53
big League and all of our. Fans that watch it.
45:56
That's the mom, that's the mom. That's that's a great movie from
46:01
my childhood. That's fantastic.
46:03
And Jabba, you actually mentioned CJ Abrams to me
46:06
earlier today. Yes.
46:08
Tell me a little bit about what you like about this young guy,
46:10
CBA. You know what?
46:12
It's crazy too because I was looking at his stats too and he
46:16
took over Bobby Witt in like shortstop.
46:20
In like the. Things that he does and it
46:23
there's not a real like a big, I guess conglomerate of what he's
46:30
done, but man, I think he's going to be really, really great
46:34
if he continues to do. I think CD Abrams is is going to
46:38
be. I think he's going to be Bobby
46:39
Wittesque. He's not going to.
46:42
He's. Not going to steal as many
46:43
cases. I don't think I'm going to go.
46:47
Go ahead. I'm sorry, sorry to cut.
46:49
No, go ahead. I like Jesus.
46:50
Lizardo. OK, yeah, he's 5 and O1 9567 K's
46:56
I I just like the name Jesus. So hey, maybe he pronounces it
47:00
Jesus. Yeah, I like.
47:01
Jesus and. Maybe he is.
47:03
Maybe he's Philadelphia's Jesus, so they need millions of people
47:06
they feel the same way as. You they.
47:08
They have. Wheeler.
47:09
Zach Wheeler is one of the best pitchers in baseball.
47:12
Now they have a young kid like like Jesus or Jesus, whatever,
47:17
where you want to call his name and he's putting up the numbers.
47:19
And I, I think Philadelphia needs that second tier pitcher.
47:23
I, I know everybody's going to look at their lineup in and
47:26
they're going to say, wow, that lineup is deadly.
47:28
And by the way, Kyle Schwarber is one of the hottest hitters in
47:30
baseball right now. But I am going with Jesus
47:33
Lizardo. They need that pitcher.
47:36
They need that young, left-handed, you know, type of
47:38
pitcher, and they got one in Jesus Lizardo, who's also
47:43
leading. All pitchers in WAR in WAR .2
47:46
right now, Hunter Brown may be more impressive to me.
47:51
He's, he's a little bit behind in war.
47:54
Speedy. This is a guy that we we had
47:58
talked about as a possible riser at the beginning of the season.
48:02
A guy to look at Jesus and Risotto right off the bat.
48:06
He's injecting himself into the top.
48:08
Oh, I like that injected conversation.
48:10
Injector goody. Has no.
48:13
Woody, this is a real breakout. With Hunter Brown, can he be
48:17
this ace? Yeah, it it was weird because.
48:20
He was got a lot of hype back last year.
48:22
And he had that. Really bad first two months of
48:24
the season and then really bad I think I think after that
48:27
stretch, he's probably been a top 15 like overall pitcher in
48:31
baseball and I think it is sustainable enough if you can
48:35
stay healthy. Now again, another one that's
48:36
kind of a smaller build. So I don't know how again, with
48:39
his velocity and stuff, how it'll age, but I think for what
48:42
the Astros need, he's really doing a nice job this year.
48:45
I had to get a sustainable and. Just to wrap up the.
48:49
Rest of these guys Cal Rally Jabba.
48:52
What's his nickname? The big dumper the.
48:55
Big dumper. I am a legend having a.
48:58
Big season I have no. 16 homers, 177 OPS plus as a catcher, 370
49:06
on base doing it all. This guy's for real power.
49:10
And they gave him a contract. They knew what they were doing
49:12
and he's rewarding them. And Mackenzie Gore has been a
49:15
prospect that has been really kind of slap your ass underrated
49:19
for a. While as far as up.
49:21
And down mostly. Down since he's been in the
49:23
league, but the stuff is always been there.
49:25
Well, he's leading all baseball starting pitchers in strikeout
49:30
rate 13.42 per nine innings to to he's like a top 15 pitcher
49:36
right now, but that strikeout no this.
49:39
Is a guy that you need to know the.
49:40
Name of and guys beneficial that has been inside bisect national
49:45
are doing great without. Photo training.
49:47
Yeah, Abrams and James Wood and Gore in that, too.
49:49
Speedy, I'm done with you on. The same deal.
49:53
That's winning. Sounds like a melon ready to
49:56
explode, as our French scoops would probably say.
50:00
By the way, before we get into poops, you mean poops?
50:03
Poops, scoops, dumpster. Big dumper it'll be.
50:07
Perfect for him. No dumpster rally.
50:08
I call him dumpster fire because.
50:10
He definitely, that's the Colorado rock.
50:13
He's done all right. Tonight so lately you don't take
50:16
dumpster fire, you take. You take a lighter.
50:19
And you just let him just like lay one off and it probably
50:22
shoots, right, Speedy, I don't know.
50:26
This is this is his and yours area.
50:27
I fart at Speedy all the time. So I let it go.
50:30
Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, our final segment of the night
50:34
is analytics, ladies and gentlemen, and now.
50:38
It's analytics. I want everybody together.
50:42
To go ahead and say penis. Penis.
50:44
Penis but John of the John of the John of the John.
50:47
I'm not doing any freaking tag team crap.
50:53
What a great addition guys. Welcome.
50:55
Back to Anal Lytics, the gross sexual action of Dream.
50:58
On somebody. Experience.
51:02
Yes, tonight we will have yet another matchup between human
51:06
Mars and speedy PD. And what is the game?
51:10
Well, I'll tell you, it is a mystery term that they need to
51:13
solve. Each one of them is going to
51:15
give each other clues. Whoever.
51:18
Solves it in the fewest amount of clues is the winner, except
51:20
the terms are different. Speedy is going to have a
51:24
mystery. Sports analytical term for early
51:27
enjoy. Errol.
51:29
Rarely enjoys those terms. These are not the terms he knows
51:33
from growing up or jeez and eye test you.
51:36
Know sentence structure. Eye test.
51:38
Man, Errol is all about the traditionalist type of
51:43
observations of sports, so he's not going to know this term.
51:46
He's going to try to solve it. And on the other hand, Speedy
51:49
does know all these terms. What he doesn't know is what he
51:52
always affectionately calls gross sexual crap.
51:55
Yes, these will be sexual innuendos Speedy will have to
51:59
solve. They will each get up to three
52:00
clues. Whoever solves it and the fewest
52:02
amount of clues is the winner. If they do solve it, they have
52:05
to use it correctly in a sentence.
52:08
Men and Black migrator. Are you boys ready to play
52:12
tonight? Let's go, Joy.
52:14
I know Nathan's ready. More legitimate than I, so
52:17
speedy let's. Get it?
52:18
Going We're gonna get the music on for you sports tonight's
52:22
sports analytical term All right so back to.
52:25
Back weeks we're going with football is this is a YPAAY.
52:31
PA percentage. Nope.
52:41
Denied. Wild guess.
52:43
Round not working out for you but now AYPA.
52:46
Yep. And this is for what?
52:49
Football, Football. Yards all.
52:52
Right yards is correct. It's going to be a tough.
52:54
One he. Picked a real ball Buster for
52:56
you this time. Maybe you did as well with your
53:00
analytical term of the evening. Oh boy.
53:04
Felching. Oh God.
53:09
Really. Really wild guessing Java.
53:15
Is not a. Fan I'm.
53:16
Guessing it's something that's very nasty.
53:20
Sounds like. Belching.
53:22
So I don't know if it's some kind of modification of that
53:25
modification. Let's say.
53:28
It's a man kissing a woman and then burps in her mouth.
53:38
I don't know what, no. All right, so those are wild.
53:47
Guesses. No clues involved.
53:49
Now we will go to the part where you have a chance, Speedy, give
53:54
Errol his first clue for AYPA. All right.
53:58
So it is a quarterback. Stat and you got yards already,
54:02
right? And if you try to throw the
54:06
ball, what's another term for that that starts with a another
54:11
word? Term for try, go for it.
54:19
Attempt, attempt. Attempt is correct.
54:21
Yep, and then the other a is another term for skewed.
54:32
Say that again, what is it? So the other.
54:34
A. The first A no.
54:35
No, what is the AYPA? So it's blank yards attempt per.
54:42
Attempts. Is at the end.
54:44
That's the second A. So the first A is another term
54:46
for skewed. I don't know.
54:51
All right, you're getting close, though.
54:56
I'm back with another clue next time.
54:58
But Speedy, you're going to have to make some ground up right
55:01
here. Errol give him his first clue
55:04
for felching. You can sip it somewhere.
55:10
Oh God. Josh, hey see Java is not a fan
55:15
of this. You could sip it some.
55:19
I'm not a fan of this is. Either I don't want to get the
55:22
impression that I am. I don't know what type of
55:24
liquid. Bodily liquid.
55:26
This is getting Nathan on the other hand.
55:28
Yeah, Nathan's probably a big fan.
55:29
Of you could sip it somewhere, you could sip it somewhere.
55:31
OK, I'm trying to think of it. I don't.
55:39
Think it would be blood like it would be urine.
55:44
What else you sip out of something?
55:46
Somebody's body, I. Mean it.
55:53
It has to do. With that, yeah, I figured it's
55:56
freaking. Gross.
55:56
I don't. Know what else it would be
55:59
though? It's not unless it's.
56:02
Like you put a drink. In your mouth and then and.
56:06
Then like start freaking. Doing intimate things on a bar?
56:14
What? Like maybe both of them put a
56:18
drink in their. Mouth make out at the same time
56:20
with the drink in their mouth and then like climb on the bar
56:24
and do intimate crap. I don't know.
56:28
What the Oh my God, no, no, that's not.
56:33
It we're going to go back now to the sports term speedy cool all
56:40
right, so the last the last. A or the first AI.
56:43
My bad. Is so a common terminology in in
56:49
sports. For any sport, if you want to
56:50
make a change after after an intermission or a half, you
56:55
would make an adjustment. All right, so it's yeah, just.
57:00
It is the term OK, so adjusted. I mean, that's.
57:04
That's close. Yeah, no, it's fine.
57:06
So it's adjusted yards blank with AP attempt.
57:11
You just gave it to me. I.
57:13
Never said yards. He did.
57:15
You said yards in the beginning. Adjusted yards.
57:19
And our P. Attempt.
57:24
Arrow come on when you throw a pass What?
57:31
Do you do? It's 1010 for 12.
57:36
What is that? Pass your what to attempt.
57:45
Wait, are we trying to get him to?
57:47
That's speedy. How many tries do I?
57:49
Have how many do I have left? You have he.
57:52
Has one left right bitch? No, Speedy, you gave.
57:57
Him the term like the PP is just like a slash.
58:01
Well, OK, in. Reality adjusted.
58:04
Yards. Attempt well.
58:08
What's the slash mean? What do?
58:09
You say when you have that like AY divided by like a is what it
58:15
would look like equal divided bro I don't know, I don't got
58:21
it. All right, we'll have to wait
58:23
for another clue. Where is it?
58:26
Here it is and all right, move it on back to Spideies clue.
58:34
Speedy, think about all right, like the thing you.
58:37
Always talk about all right, here we go.
58:39
Butt holes you. Need a straw?
58:43
You need a straw. All right, we'll go on the Java
58:48
theory well. You don't need a straw.
58:51
Technically, well, yeah, it's definitely a piece of it.
58:54
So you. Siphon.
58:57
You a guy sips. Freaking gross.
59:02
Puss or other human wastes out of a woman's butt hole?
59:06
What? No.
59:11
Maybe. Maybe use a straw?
59:13
That's kind of right. As Scoops, as Scoops said, it's
59:18
kind of, you're going to need to be all right, so you need to be.
59:21
More specific about the gross substance, you need to define it
59:25
more specifically, what what is it that they're?
59:29
Siphoning out of that gross substance?
59:33
I don't know. Freaking I've got to remember
59:38
I've heard it's. Really structured, it's a
59:40
sexual. Innuendo.
59:42
So think about. Oh, fish I.
59:44
Got it. Thank you, Jess.
59:51
Speedy. You're so close, you're so
59:54
close. It all together man.
59:55
Sipping the guy that is sipping. Jizz out of a woman's butt hole?
1:00:03
Yes. Speedy, yeah, that is correct,
1:00:11
but. Now, as we all.
1:00:12
Know in this game. There is one last thing that has
1:00:14
to be done. You have to use it correctly in
1:00:17
a sentence speedy. Now I'm trying to remember what
1:00:20
the term was. He's called.
1:00:24
Can't say it. Can't say it.
1:00:25
He's got to. He's got to remember.
1:00:28
Oh wait, it was. I don't know.
1:00:29
I was rhymed with belching. Felching the answer, Nathan.
1:00:34
Was. Felching an average of 13.1 of
1:00:40
his hot ladies per year. Come on.
1:00:45
That's not that good. That's not good, Eddie.
1:00:49
And then he and then he followed up.
1:00:50
Fight. And then he followed, and then
1:00:53
he followed it up by putting some butt plugs on them.
1:00:59
OK, Fair enough, Carol. We're going to.
1:01:04
Give you one last shot here. Oh, wait.
1:01:06
No, that was I never heard of the second clue.
1:01:08
That was it. That means Despite that sentence
1:01:12
not being great, come on, I actually incorporate niffin.
1:01:16
I actually. Incorporate Niffin.
1:01:17
He's here. I get a third.
1:01:18
You put it, you put it together. He got.
1:01:20
It on 2 clues, yeah. And he put it together.
1:01:23
And he didn't put the sentence together, but he put it together
1:01:28
previous. The only thing I would actually
1:01:30
incorporate the hot wings for. Generally not used in the term
1:01:33
of a woman's behind another man. That's true too.
1:01:37
And you guys gave him Brown, but it can be both technically you.
1:01:40
Guys gave him the answer you gave.
1:01:43
Him the answer you guys structure, you said what he
1:01:47
always says, so anyways anyways. Congratulations.
1:01:53
Thank God. Bye bye Speedy.
1:01:54
Where did it go, Speedy? Speedy, how many wins is this
1:01:57
for you now? I think 2.
1:01:58
No, no, I think it's 3. Now I think it's three as well.
1:02:01
I think it's 3. Might be I.
1:02:03
Got eventually harmful. I got one technically.
1:02:06
With like the what I did with the Halle Berry sentence, but I
1:02:08
don't really count that one too. So it's tech, I guess it's not
1:02:11
only four. But now here's the thing.
1:02:13
Here's the thing. I'm.
1:02:14
Supposed to. I'm supposed to give them the
1:02:16
clues, not you guys. OK, so you guys got to cut it
1:02:19
out. What we we got to just say I
1:02:21
would. Just say out by the front.
1:02:23
Just say I'm just saying. I'm just saying I got to be
1:02:26
fair. He did get pretty far on him.
1:02:28
He did. He did.
1:02:29
He did as soon as you. Said the the the structure
1:02:32
thing. He knew exactly what it was.
1:02:35
I mean, well, it's because it was a perfect clue for him.
1:02:37
It's the only clue for him because because you guys.
1:02:41
Only got a butt hole. You guys only go to butt holes.
1:02:45
That's a good point. No, it's.
1:02:46
Something about, first of all, the craziest.
1:02:49
Sexual terms are from the butt. It's just a fact you can look
1:02:53
at. No, you always, you always talk
1:02:55
about. Butt holes anyways.
1:02:56
Every single sexual. You know, terminology comes from
1:03:01
the butt. It's a fact.
1:03:02
Go look it up. I mean 90% of the crazy like it
1:03:06
in the butt too, no? And and I don't know why we're.
1:03:09
Talking about this on live live radio.
1:03:12
Anyways, Hey, we're asking we're we're we're all in.
1:03:15
Relationships. Yeah, well, that's definitely
1:03:18
something that we shouldn't be talking.
1:03:19
About and Brittany just said disgusting anyways, that's
1:03:24
that's why fish doesn't have. Kids, because he's smart.
1:03:28
I doubt that's what Fish is doing.
1:03:32
Maybe that's how Jim, maybe that's how Jim Ersay died.
1:03:39
I'm just kidding. That was that was mean.
1:03:41
But it it doesn't, it's definitely interesting.
1:03:44
Anyways, Bish, tell your wife we apologize.
1:03:46
Well. She's definitely asleep.
1:03:50
She's sleeping. The crack of my wife.
1:03:52
Is I don't know what she's I. Don't know, she was walking
1:03:55
around. I don't know what she's doing.
1:03:56
Well, she wants to. She definitely needs a.
1:03:58
Piece of Riley Leonard, it seems, but it I guess that's her
1:04:02
whole pass, yes. I think so.
1:04:05
I don't. Care if Java treats either as we
1:04:08
all know if you can make that happen.
1:04:11
I'd probably forget Java. You don't have no clue.
1:04:14
You don't need to trim anymore. The Yankees.
1:04:16
Change their facial. Hair policy.
1:04:17
That's true. No, I'm good.
1:04:18
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