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Who are the GREATEST defensive players in MLB history? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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gentlemen. This week's in Lake Flynn is the
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top 10 franchises in the last five seasons of the MLB season.
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Yes, Bleacher Report did this a couple of months ago.
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And I, I thought it was very interesting.
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I got a chance to check it out and I, I think this is
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interesting. So at #10 Bleacher Report has
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the Cleveland Guardians A-Team that has not won in 75 years,
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but has one of the best players in all of baseball.
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And Jose Ramirez, A-Team that's been very consistent year in and
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year out. One of the best, one of the best
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rotations in baseball almost every single year over the last
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five years. And they're bullpen as dominant
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as can be. They just up and down when it
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comes to the defense. I I mean, as far as they're
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hitting and they're their lineup, so I would think that
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they would be higher than this. I would put them in a top 8.
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So I would disagree with them at #10.
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I would probably put at #10 the Texas Rangers.
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That's who I would put at #10 And Texas has had a sensational
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over. They've been sensational over
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the last five years. I kind of they won a World
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Series, Bruce Bocci. And now they've been
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transitioning. They've had now 3 managers in
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the last five years. It's pretty unique for a team to
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do that and and still win a World Series in the five years
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that they've done it. So I'm going to go Texas Rangers
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at #10 at #9 for this Bleacher Report.
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They have the Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee is being consistent
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year in and year out. David Stearns is now with the
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New York Mets, so very interesting how they have this,
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but a team that is 395 and 313 over the last five years.
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Four playoff appearances, two wins, wins above replacement
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163.9 The Brewers have been sensational.
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Good pitching rotation, good bullpen year in and year out and
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very young lineup that we've seen.
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I would think that Milwaukee is perfectly where they are.
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I I think they'd sit very perfect right over there at #9 I
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would put them there at #8 The New York Mets, Bleacher Reports
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has them 368 and 340 in the last five years.
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Two playoff appearances, eight wins, wins above a placement as
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160.3. Juan Soda had a great year this
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year. They've had they have a
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tremendous lineup, interesting young rotation in the future,
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but we're talking about the last five years.
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I would disagree. I don't have the Mets in the top
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ten. I I wouldn't put the Mets in the
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top 10 right now, but they put them at the top ten.
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I would have the Cleveland Guardians sitting right here at
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#8 And this is not hating on the Mets.
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I just I don't feel that the Mets have done enough to be in
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the top 10. I actually agree with you, even
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as a Mets. Fan.
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So I got the Cleveland Guardians at #8 at #7 they have the San
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Diego Padres. They're 380 and 328, a 537 win
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percentage, 3 appearances, 12 wins Win above replacement, 184
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sensational over the last couple of years.
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They have some good young pitchers.
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They have always had a good form system.
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Even though they like trading them away, they seem to do that
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very often. But and and they've played so
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very well over the last couple years and very consistent.
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I would say San Diego's perfect right where they're sitting as
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well. I don't agree with a lot of
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things Bleacher Report does, but I would agree with them here at
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#6 we have right, We're at number six.
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We have the they have the Tampa Bay Rays.
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They're 405 and 303. Twelve wins, American League
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championship in 2, two thousand 2199.9 win above replacement.
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Very interesting. I would think Tampa's a little
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higher than this. I would put them a little higher
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this. I'm not a big fan of their
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manager, but I think they've had this is a team that doesn't have
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a very big salary cap that they pretty much find players on this
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scrapheat. They have pitchers in their farm
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system that they develop. They do that very well and then
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they trade them away and they add to that roster every single
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time when they have these pitchers really develop over the
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years. So I would have Tampa higher
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than this. I would disagree with them.
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It's so interesting when I look at this and I'm trying to figure
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out where would I have them? You know what I would have, I'm
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going to, I'm going to put the New York Yankees there.
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I'm going to put the New York Yankees there.
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And I know a lot of Yankee fans are going to hate me for this.
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The Yankees have not won since 2009 and as good as they've been
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and consistent as they've been and I could, I could give you
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their record and, and I know a lot of Yankee fans are probably
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going to be discouraged on this. I don't care.
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I look at their 400 and 308 there.
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They have 4 appearances in the playoff, fifteen wins.
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They have an American League championship in 2024 and a 189.2
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a win above replacement. They don't hit in the playoffs,
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OK, And when you don't hit in the playoffs, you don't win.
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And they've done this year in and year out.
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I wouldn't put them in my top five.
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I'm sorry Yankee fans, I would not.
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So I would have the Yankees at number six at #5.
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That is the place I would have Tampa.
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I think Tampa has been consistent.
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I think the Tampa Bay Rays are the lowest, one of the lowest
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salaries in all the baseball. I gave you their statistics.
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They've had players that they really have traded away.
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Every time they look at Tyler Glass now, they let him go.
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They sent him to the Dodgers can't stay healthy.
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They they loaded up on that trade from the Dodgers, brought
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in a bunch of prospects that are developing right now in their
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farm system and on their team, on the roster.
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I would put them there at #4 I would have the Philadelphia
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Phillies. I I think they've been
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consistent, 382 and 326, three appearances, 20 wins.
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National League Championship in 2000 and 22183.2 win above the
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placement. Just think about this.
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Thompson was a bench coach for Joe Girardi, took over this
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team. This team has been completely
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different over the last three years.
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He's developed these players, they've brought players in,
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they've bought into Thompson. I love what Philadelphia has
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done over the last couple of years.
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And they did lose tonight, but still very successful.
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So I would have Philadelphia at #4 at #3 the Houston Astros.
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I would have them what higher than this?
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I think the Astros have been very consistent over the years.
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I can't stand the organization as a whole.
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I so I'm going to move them up. The Atlanta Braves The Atlanta
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Braves are 400 and 17200 and 9021 wins in five appearances in
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the playoffs, a National League and a World Series in 2021 Win
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above replacement 211.5. The problem with them over the
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last two years is health, and if you look at the last five years,
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they're consistent but can't stay healthy and they didn't
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make the playoffs this year. So I would have them outside of
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the top two. I would have Atlanta at #3.
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I would have Houston #2 a Houston consistency, 400 and
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eight, 299, five appearances, 34 wins, American League
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championship, a World Series championship, which they
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cheated, as we all know. Nevertheless, they've been so
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very consistent, 206.5 win above replacement success.
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They've had so many great young talented players.
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They've developed Kyla Tuckle, Kyle Tucker, Alex Bregman, your
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your Dan Alvarez, I mean, and Jose Altuve, they've been very,
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very good. And they're pitching staff,
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Verlander, I mean, Garrett Cole, all these young guys, they have
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Alvarez. They're just really, really
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good. So I'd have them at #2 and at #1
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yes, I'm going to put them there and I'm probably going to win
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the World Series again this year.
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Back-to-back championships, the Los Angeles Dodgers 458 and 255
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appearances, 31 wins, National League World Series championship
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in 2020 and 2 thousand 24233.3 wins above replacement.
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Yes, Otani has won how many MVPS they've got Mookie bats, Freddie
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Freeman. I mean, this team is loaded.
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I you can't argue it. So that, ladies and gentlemen,
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is in like Flynn this week. Number one, I hate to say it,
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the Dodgers. Number six, the Yankees falling
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out of the top five. And not top 10 The Mets.
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And not top 10 the Mets. And I wouldn't, I would agree
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with you. They're just not, I'm sorry, I
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don't know what Bleacher, there's somebody on Bleacher
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Report that's a Mets fan because you cannot honestly put the Mets
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there. They haven't even been in a
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World Series in the last five years.
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Yeah, I would. I would probably say maybe
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Seattle cracks the list at that point because they made the
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playoffs a bunch and they developed players well.
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Maybe I I, I still think Seattle's looking out with all
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the teams that I mentioned. I think yeah, I'm.
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Just trying to figure out like who I would replace the Mets
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with in the top 10, but I'd like there are there are options of
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like better player developments? Absolutely.
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All right. How did you guys like that job?
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You like that? You like that list?
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Yeah. I mean, there's there's a couple
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I would have probably. I mean, yeah, the Braves is
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tough just because of the injuries.
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God, I mean, it's first time ever that the Opening Day
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starting 5 has ever been hurt. And they were all on the DL.
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Yeah, I would, I would have had the M's just for the the young
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guys and the things they've done.
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But other than that, I might have had the Yankees in the top
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five getting to the World Series, But I I don't hate that
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because it's literally been the same MO for like the last 1215
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years. So yeah, it was, it was, yeah,
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I, I don't hate it. I mean, obviously the Houston
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cheating, you know, that's never going to end, but.
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It's the last five years they weren't cheating that it was
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2017 and 19. No, yeah.
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Right. It's not going to discredit them
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there. The the Phillies and the Yankees
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are kind of interchangeable because they both have spent a
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lot of money and they both have some development with young
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players but don't with others. I always said the top four, I
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always said were the Dodgers, the Astros, the Braves and the
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Rays. Like the Rays are the low market
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geniuses, the Braves and Astros middle market, and the Dodgers
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obviously spending its on. It I have to put the.
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Rays in my top. Four too, so.
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The Rays, they for sure I would. And the guard, it's with what
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the guardians have done year in and year out to like somehow
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finding a way and like you get the Bieber's and you know, even
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Quantrell when he was there, obviously he's, he's kind of
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digressed a little bit. But yeah, they, they always seem
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to, to be there and never, never like get over the hump, but
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they're always there. I might have been a little bit
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higher because I just, I like to, I think I'm very biased too,
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because I love Rammer, but I and I love Stephen Vogt.
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He's fantastic. And I'd like what their front
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office has done all. Right, King of the Hill.
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the way go to the fourth person will make 2 picks and then back
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All right. Here we go, boys.
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Round one peasant fight. Best defensive players in M MLB
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history. I'm giving you a wide breadth of
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players to select from from all of baseball.
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Some of the great legends not even telling you a specific
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position to go for. I want to know the all time
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greats. There are four of you.
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There will be 12 players selected.
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Let's get to the King of the Hill match up here.
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Here I am up here if it'll start working and the king is Speedy.
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All right, so we'll start with this order that we have left to
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right. It'll be Tommy, Errol, Jabba and
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then Jared for two starting us off Tommy scoops.
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All right, I'm going to start off over in the center field.
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Mr. Mr. Willie Mays, of course, very, very famous for being on
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the Giants, of course, arguably the most competitive and the
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most complete outfielder ever. He had incredible reads.
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The range of him was, it was absolutely impeccable.
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And hey, he just defines absolute defensive greatness,
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absolute stud during the 1954 World Series.
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So hey, I just got to say Mr. Willie Mays as my first pick.
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Errol. You know, it's so interesting
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when you look at statistics and records and I have to go with
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this guy. I think he's the greatest
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defensive player of all time. I don't think I can argue.
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I don't think anybody. I mean, what what kind of
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nickname is this? The Wizard of Oz, Ozzy Smith,
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one of the greatest defensive players, Shortstop, hardest one
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of you. I would argue, I know Jabba
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would say catcher is the hardest of it defensive position to
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play. I think the shortstop is because
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you got to react reflexes and Ozzie Smith is the best.
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If you look at all the great defensive players at their
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position, listen to this defensive war.
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He's 44.2. The next closest one is Mark
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Bellinger, which is 39.5. We're talking about Brooks
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Robinson, Cal Ripken, Junior, Joe Tinker, all these guys.
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This guy's war is 44.2. I'm going to Wizard of Oz.
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Defensive war 44. I didn't even know that was
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possible, Jabba. I'm going to go a different
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route and in the aspect of I'm going to go Greg Maddox all
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time. He has 18, he won 13 in a row
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and you it's not the sexiest, but you got to realize he's
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throwing a ball and then fielding his position.
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He had 14 plus years where he had no errors.
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And that's we're talking PF PS. We saw what PF PS just did in
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this Dodgers and Phillies game. He saved himself a lot of runs.
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And so when you talk about the greatest of all time, he has the
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most ever 13 in a row and a fielding percentage higher than
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a lot. So I, I went a little bit off
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the beaten path, but it, it speaks for itself.
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And I love everybody says the pitchers aren't athletes.
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That's horseshit. Greg Maddox was incredible at
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everything. Have you ever seen that one
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where he dressed up as an old man and pitched like batting
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practice to Chris Bryant? To Chris Bryant is a Red Bull
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commercial. Yeah, that was that was a good
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one, Jarrett. For two, all right, first pick,
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I'm going to go with Brooks Robinson, the Grace Fielding
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third baseman of all time, 16 Gold Gloves, World Series.
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He won an MVP with just basically above average hitting
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stats. Not even close really.
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The greatest defensive third baseman of all time.
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Second pick is going to be Andrew Jones.
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Not the first name that comes to mind really with defensive
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outfielders. Michael, Willie Mays, Michael
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Griffey, but he has the highest defensive WAR of any outfielder
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ever. Tyndall gloves.
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Yeah, he's the man. Damn it, I was hoping.
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I was hoping he would get skipped over.
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As a Braves fan that is. I was like the Braves.
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Fans him skip them over. I know.
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Jabba. I am going to have to go.
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I'm going to go just because I got a chance to throw to him
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when I was in New York. People forget that he was a
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Yankee for a while. I'm going to go Pudge.
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Just there was so many like catchers that kind of made
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catching sexy. You had Benito with the leg out,
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You had Tony Pena, but Pudge made throwing dudes out like
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sexy. Mind you, it pissed me off when
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you call a fastball away every time somebody was on 1st.
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But just the way he would catch and change position and also hit
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two and then to be able to win 13 Gold Gloves and and do it the
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way he did was was special. Oh, I'm going to with the number
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one guy, the defensive first baseman of all time, 11 Gold
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Gloves, Mr. Keith Hernandez. I don't think you can argue this
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guy was the greatest first baseman defensively that ever
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played. You can argue him and Don
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Manley. You can go back and forth.
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But what he did was sensational, playing for Saint Louis and then
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jumping ship and going to the Mets and winning their last
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World Series and might be the only one in the next 50 years.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only Keith Hernandez.
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Tommy Foops. For a deuce.
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All right, for the deuce, for my first of the deuce, I'm going to
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go with guy who's pretty synonymous within baseball.
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You know, a lot of people who don't know baseball can know, of
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course, Mr. 10, Griffey Junior, of course, Mr. 10 Gold Gloves.
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He was just absolutely breathtaking when it came to
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absolutely stealing home runs, a home run robber you could call
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him. And of course, just made the
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defense look effortlessly. And he did it with such grace
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too. No one did it with such swagger
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like Mr. Griffey Junior. And for my next, I'm going to go
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with Mr. Roberto Clemente on the, of course, the Pittsburgh
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Pirates 12 Gold Glove winner, the greatest knowing arm in
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right field history, and his precision and absolute strength
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is what made him one of the best defensive players of all time.
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So give me Roberto Clemente. And my final right?
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It's 3, right? This is your hottest?
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Yeah. My final one is the greatest.
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Some people say catcher of all time, the one and only bench
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himself. Johnny Bench.
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I'm going with Johnny Tango gloves.
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You can argue or you could argue Pudge was the greatest.
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He's not. Johnny Bench is the greatest.
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You could argue also Yogi Berra, but I'm going Johnny B Bench.
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I'm. Going to I'm going to go another
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Homer just because the story of how it turned into this and he
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has the most ever in left field. The kid from Lincoln himself,
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Alex Gordon, went from playing third to winning two straight
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Platinum Gold Gloves, was almost out of baseball, figured out how
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to play left field and literally won it for seven straight years,
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took a year off because he got hurt and then won again.
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And it's the most ever from a left fielder that started as a
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third baseman. Alex.
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And last but not least, Jared, I'm.
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Going to go with a guy who's not any of those like big
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statistics, like accumulative boards.
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He didn't play very long, and that's because he couldn't hit
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Andrelton Simmons. He was the best building
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shortstop in the league for probably four or five years.
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It was like head and shoulders above the rest of the league.
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I think he's got at least one Platinum Glove.
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You might have two, but that gun, the guy was a 240 hitter,
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was an All Star like every year for a couple years.
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All right. Those are the picks in the first
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round. There are two guys here any.
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There are two guys, Tori Hunter's one that I I love.
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I think he's one of the greatest defensive center field as I've
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team nuts. Yeah, he was fantastic.
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And Don Mattingly, you can argue him and Keith Anders, the two
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best defensive first baseman and I, people don't realize how
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important the first base is, especially reflexes and stuff
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like that. So job, you know, so it's
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fantastic and Mark to share it too.
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People forget how great Mark was.
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Too, I hated Tex. I loved him, but I hated him
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because I mean he made my fat ass run over there and he would
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take it to himself. I'm like dog, just tell me so I
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ain't got to run over there, bro.
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Me and Cece would get so mad he's like dog I'm running over
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there. At least give show me some love.
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And damn, does that mean he's going to get your congressional
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voter over he's running for. Oh, no, no, I'm voting.
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Hey, you know Tex. Tex got that look too of him.
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He's, he's going to win. I, I love his ads.
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I follow him and he's great. He's he's.
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You should make him do sprints before you do it though.
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He's got the old school 3/4 zip, you know, with the collared
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underneath it. Yeah, it's Tex.
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Tex going. Oh.
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Sandy, he's made it over. Hi, Sandy.
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Jarrett, I will say you had a very good first battle for your
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for King of the Hill. That was a very impressive
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showcase you had with a lot of the defensive players you pick.
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I definitely have to pick Arrow. I Ozzy Smith is the number one
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overall to me. Brooks Robinson would probably
24:01
be second. Jarrett, you end up picking him.
24:02
But I did like your argument job before Greg Maddox.
24:05
I think individually that was a good argument.
24:08
So that gives you the slight edge over Jarrett.
24:10
I'm going to pick Arrow and Jabba, but Jarrett, very good
24:13
paddle. All right, you guys pop out.
24:16
We're going to go to Round 2, the joust round two best playoff
24:23
pitchers in MLB history. Guys, This is the topic of the
24:30
moment right now. We talked about Clayton Kershaw
24:33
not being a good playoff pitcher.
24:34
Got shelled yesterday, even though it wasn't really fair.
24:36
They had to go in. Tanner Scott was hurt, was
24:38
taking off the roster, so he had to go but go an extra inning.
24:41
Didn't go well, obviously. Tommy.
24:45
I'm sorry, Tommy Speedy, who's starting off round Number.
24:50
Let's go to Errol. All right, Errol, start us off
24:55
best. Playoff pitchers.
24:56
We had a full blown conversation about the.
24:59
I always try to do it so it's like I've been.
25:02
Already talking. I know you're you're cool with
25:04
him, so I'm not going to go with him.
25:06
I'm going. No, I mean you have to.
25:09
I'm not he. Has the most innings pitched in
25:11
the postseason ever. I'm going to go with somebody
25:13
else. I'm going to let you have them.
25:14
All right, I'm going to go. With not even going to take him
25:17
because. It's a given.
25:19
Well, you should take him you. Should take him.
25:21
Well, I'm going to take somebody else first.
25:26
I'm going with Madison Bumgard. I mean, come on, dominant guy
25:31
played for the giants. I I mean the championships.
25:34
He was everything to what that that team was at that dominant
25:38
time. It was sensational.
25:40
I'm going to go Madison Bumgarner and I'll see as MVP in
25:43
2014, World Series champion in 2014 and and three time World
25:47
Series champion in 2010, 2012 and 2014.
25:51
My father, no. Jabba.
25:54
Yeah, you can. You can say whatever you want,
25:55
but that doesn't come close to Moe.
25:57
Moe is a .7 in the postseason with 141 innings pitched.
26:01
Enough said. Game over.
26:03
See you, Errol. You're out.
26:04
Get out of here. What do you do?
26:06
Get out of here. That's not, I mean, excuse me.
26:10
All right, we can keep going. That's fine.
26:12
Errol. Here's what I'm going to say,
26:14
and I'm going to take you out on that one.
26:16
I'm going to go with Curt Schilling.
26:19
Curt Schilling, who's 11 and two in the.
26:21
First of all, I will. I'm going to shut this off
26:23
because he is the biggest piece of.
26:25
Shit I know, but I'm going to have to go with him.
26:28
He's 11 and two in the playoffs, 11 and 2 with a 2.23 ERA, 133.1
26:35
innings pitched. I, I mean, I can't stand the
26:38
guy. Couldn't stand him against the
26:40
Yankees. Couldn't stand him.
26:42
He'll always beat the Yankees. He demolished the Yankees.
26:45
He won a championship with Arizona.
26:47
He was the big reason why they won.
26:49
And and by the way, he was also a big reason why the Boston Red
26:52
Sox won a championship too. So I'm going Curt Schilling.
26:57
I have to pick him. I don't even want to do this
27:00
because I hate. That I know, I know.
27:02
But the Giants are going to do this.
27:04
This is unbelievable. I know that's crazy.
27:06
They picked off Hertz and took it like 80 yards the other way,
27:09
got into the red zone. If Jalen Hyatt didn't suck, it
27:12
would have been a touchdown just now.
27:13
But they called Pi. It's crazy, unbelievable back.
27:18
Who's next? You can have Kurt Schilling.
27:20
Jabba, you got over to Jabba. For yeah, well then now
27:24
obviously I'm going to take pet with, I mean, literally a full
27:28
season and the playoffs. I think it was like almost 300
27:32
if not more. Nineteen wins.
27:34
I mean a full blown season clinching games and six post
27:39
seasons. Yeah, I'm running him out there
27:42
every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
27:46
And now, lady, my last one, right?
27:48
I'm going with the guy. The guy, the gift, the myth and
27:53
always been a legend. Stop, fish.
27:55
Calm down. You're out of your mind.
27:58
Yeah, we're doubling up the Eagles, Dude, this is crazy.
28:02
OK, this is the same thing that this is the same thing that
28:05
happened to Eagles last year. I'm going with Sandy.
28:08
The Giants haven't beat the Austins.
28:10
Vietnam. I'm talking about the Eagles.
28:13
It is. It's been a long time.
28:14
I'm going. Sandy Koufax 7 starts in the
28:17
World Series, four complete games, 2 shutouts, 0.95 ERA, 2
28:22
World Series MVPS. The guy was unbelievable.
28:26
I'm going with the lefty Santiko as my final pick.
28:32
Jabba to round it out. Final round it see this is this
28:36
is where it's going to get interesting for me how back I'm
28:40
going to have to go. You know what I'm going to go
28:47
oral Hershiser. I mean, it's just the way that
28:52
he did it in the postseason, which I was, I was kind of what
28:58
am I going to pick for it? But I mean, he literally had a
29:03
700 winning percentage. He had like a 2 or AI mean.
29:08
He was ALCSMVPNLCSMVP and he did it with not great hitting and I
29:20
I he just snuck in late. There were some Christy Mattson,
29:24
there's some old ones that I had but I didn't get to see it and
29:27
but Oral's in there and and he's a weird cat and I like him just
29:31
because he is weird. All right, Java.
29:34
That's it for this round. Speedy time for the.
29:37
Kings decision, you guys both did really well with that one.
29:41
It's it's tough because Jabba, you picked a lot more than that,
29:44
had larger samples and Errol picked one with a lot more like
29:47
storylines, like the Giants, obviously winning the 3/5.
29:50
Years almost almost went Smoltz because he was on both sides.
29:53
Obviously with the break in the Curse of the Diamondback with
29:56
the Red Sox, and then obviously doing with the Diamondbacks, too
29:58
with Sandy Kofax, Oh God, this is tough.
30:02
This was a great battle. I think I can't knock.
30:08
You're still against Errol. He picks you up, That's fine.
30:12
No, I can't knock a sample size though.
30:15
I, I can't like discredit a team that like hasn't, hasn't been
30:18
there for a while. And I think the Dodgers kind of
30:20
lucked out with that 81 year. So I'm going to give it to
30:22
Errol. Wow.
30:25
All right, so it was Carol versus.
30:27
Speedy. In the finals, everybody would
30:29
have back in. I would have gone not oral, but
30:32
that I think was the. Yeah, we know that.
30:34
We know the direction you go. It's not oral.
30:36
We we get it. Yeah.
30:37
That's right. You're damn right I don't.
30:39
Go that way. I was going to go Bob Gibson
30:41
because he's from Omaha, too. Jerry.
30:43
That might have given you the win Java.
30:44
I think that would have given you the other.
30:47
I'd already gone Nebraska. I wouldn't.
30:49
I wouldn't. I would have been.
30:51
We've been probably confident to pick you if you pick a Gibson.
30:54
It's loose. All right, so here is the last
30:58
round where you get to take on the king.
31:03
Here's the topic, Everybody waiting with bated breath.
31:07
As they say, best managers in baseball history.
31:15
All right, we got some good ones going right now, but I want to
31:18
know all time. I want the legends I want.
31:22
This could go so many ways. This is a really open and fun
31:26
question because it depends on a little bit of fandom, and it
31:30
depends also on how much you think certain errors deserve to
31:33
be represented. So here we are.
31:36
Time to take on the King, Errol Marx.
31:39
Can you reclaim your throne, Speedy?
31:41
You want to go first or second. I will go 1st.
31:43
I'm going to take, I'm going to take Tommy Lasorda in this one.
31:45
Obviously with the like Errol mentioned before with Koufax, I
31:48
think really rebirthing the the Dodgers over there, going over
31:52
there to LA, inheriting A-Team from another very good manager
31:55
with Walter Alston. But taking that over, making it
31:57
his own and had a great, tremendous, tremendous longevity
32:01
for a long time, winning in the 60s and winning some in the 80s
32:04
as well with, yes, Oral Hershiser, who I just barely did
32:07
not pick, Jabba, I'm sorry. And then an 88 as well with
32:09
probably what is considered one of the best teams in that
32:12
particular range of 20 years. So I'm going to go with Lasorda
32:14
as my first. Errol, I'm going Sparky.
32:18
Anderson I'm I have to go with Sparky.
32:20
Sparkies to me in my eyes, the greatest manager of all time
32:25
three time World Series champion 1975197619842 time American lead
32:31
manager of the year in ninety 1984 and 87 Sparky I remember
32:35
him as the manager of the Detroit Tigers.
32:39
Really the the personality and and all you ask all the managers
32:43
that who they went to when it came to the 80s and the 90s and
32:47
having a conversation and trying to get information about
32:49
baseball, one of the most knowledgeable baseball people in
32:53
baseball history. I'm going Sparky Anderson.
32:57
All. Right, I'll take Tony Larussa as
32:59
my next one. I know his last thing with the
33:01
White Sox was bad, but I'm not going to hold that against him
33:03
or what he did with the Cardinals, what he did with the
33:05
Oakland Athletics at that time. Managed for a very long time to
33:08
1/3 World Series back-to-back in in the 90s with the A's and
33:12
obviously winning it with the Cardinals too.
33:14
Like Errol's mentioned many times, has coached a lot of
33:15
different Hall of Famers. Some of that maybe shouldn't be
33:17
Hall of Famers, but he's coached some very good players in his
33:19
career. So I'll give him Larussa the
33:20
second all. Right back to Errol.
33:24
I cannot put this guy in the top three managers of all time in my
33:28
book. I don't.
33:30
I never saw him manage, but I know all about him.
33:32
Casey Stengel. I you cannot put Stengel in the
33:37
top three nine time World Series champion 192119221949 to
33:42
195319561958 New York Yankees retired him at the his number
33:49
set 37 and and and really everything that he stood for for
33:53
the New York Yankees in the organization and winning winning
33:57
the winningest manager of all time.
34:00
I'm going with Casey Stangler. All right, last picks, Speedy.
34:05
All right, I'm going to go with the winningest manager in MLB
34:08
history, that is Connie Mack, who did it with the Philadelphia
34:11
Athletics at that time, managed for a very long time and winning
34:15
about 3000 games in his career to I think it's like 3600 or
34:19
something like that. He didn't win his winning World
34:21
Series as some of the other managers in that era like
34:23
McCarthy and I forget the one who managed the Giants, New York
34:27
Giants at that time, but definitely for a very long time
34:29
with a team that had a lot of Hall of Farmers as well, But
34:32
they couldn't keep their players like a lot of the other teams
34:34
could. So I'm going to give it to him
34:35
for the last one. All right.
34:37
And Errol? All right.
34:39
I would like to go with Joe Torre, but I'm not, I'm not
34:42
going with Joe Torre. I'm not going to do it.
34:45
I'm going to go with this guy because I think he is so under
34:49
appreciated except for the Atlanta Braves fans and I'm
34:52
going with Bobby Cox. I think Bobby Cox is one of the
34:55
winningest coaches, managers of all time for baseball history.
34:59
Look at this record 2504 wins. He's won two World Series.
35:07
Obviously 1 is a player and 1 is a manager.
35:10
This is a four time manager of the year in 19851991, 2004,
35:15
2005. Atlanta Braves retired at his
35:18
number six Braves Hall of Famer. A Baseball Hall of Famer, The
35:24
one and only. You know it.
35:27
Bobby Cox. You know he was a Yankee, right?
35:30
Yeah, I know. 1968 to 1969. I know, I know.
35:34
So guys, just read Speedy read off your three, Errol, read off
35:38
your three, and then we're going to vote.
35:39
All right, so I went with Tommy Lasorda with my first one.
35:45
I went with. All right, forget this.
35:49
Connie Mack with my second one and Tony Larussa was my third.
35:52
I went with Spark. I went with Sparky Anderson,
35:55
Casey Stengel and then Bobby Cox.
35:59
Yeah, I mean, those are really good lists.
36:02
Obviously Connie Mack from yesteryear.
36:05
Same with Casey Stengel. I'm going to give the edge to
36:08
Casey on that one. I'm going to give the edge to
36:10
Sparky over Lasorda. close between Bobby Cox and Larussa.
36:14
I like Cox better. I'm going with Errol tonight.
36:18
All right, let's go to Tommy. Going to me.
36:20
I'm going to stay with Speedy. I want Speedy to keep the crown.
36:23
You know I like the pics with Lasorda, Connie Mack, and of
36:26
course Larusso, so I'm going to have to go.
36:29
Look, so where do I say Karate Kid now?
36:31
Mr. I was just about to say, what is this?
36:34
Sweep the leg. Yeah, I'm going with Speedy.
36:38
All right, tied 11. Let's go to Jared.
36:42
Yeah, I'm also going to go with Errol.
36:44
I just have Bobby Cox and Sparky Anderson really high.
36:47
Casey Stengel. It's a little before the air
36:49
time here I was looking at. But Connie Mack to me was one of
36:52
those where he just managed a really, really long time, didn't
36:57
actually win that many World Series, had a losing record
36:59
overall. So tangle over him, Sparky
37:02
Anderson and Bobby Cox just too much. 2:00 to.
37:06
One Java. Yeah, Errol for me, obviously
37:13
kind of even on a couple love Connie Mack.
37:16
Obviously Connie Mack kind of started that aspect there.
37:20
I mean, they're still the Connie Mack Baseball League.
37:22
So there was other aspects that I look, Bobby Cox also one of
37:25
the most ejected managers, but also to what a lot of people
37:28
don't know about Bobby Cox was he was an unbelievable general
37:31
manager and he is literally the sole guy that drafted Larry
37:36
Wayne. And because nobody wanted to
37:38
take him that early because he's a nobody from from Georgia and
37:42
he was the general manager that that said, we're taking this kid
37:46
and how'd that turn out? And, and I'm a brave historian,
37:49
so. There it is, the votes are three
37:52
to one. Only a one week or one game
37:55
rather. Rain for Speedy, the crown is
37:59
yours. Once again our remarks.
38:00
Congratulations, you are the winner, King of the Hill.
38:04
Surprised Jabba picked me but I I know I looked at Speedy, I
38:09
knew he was going to go old with Connie Mack, but I never saw
38:12
Casey Stengel coach but I know all about him and Yogi.
38:16
I never met Yogi, but every time Yogi spoke about a manager, he
38:20
said Casey was the brightest one he's ever been around.
38:23
So and, and Yogi was a manager and Yogi is a historian.
38:28
Jabba, you know that you, you sat down and had conversations
38:30
with Yogi so and he said Casey Stengel is one of the smartest
38:33
men he's ever been around. So and I, I, there's a lot of
38:36
other guys I look at. I mean, Joe Torre, you say
38:39
whatever you want. Joe Torre was a good manager.
38:42
He had great teams around it, but you have to, you have to
38:45
you, you have to be around personalities.
38:47
You have to coach personalities. He coached Joppa Chamberlain, he
38:50
coached Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Bernie Williams,
38:53
Mariano Rivera, Jorge Posada, Andy Pettit.
38:56
And he did it in such a, you know, a unique way.
38:59
And he let these guys be themselves.
39:01
And I think that is what I believe.
39:04
Joe Torre. What made Joe Torre so special
39:06
wasn't his greatness of managing.
39:08
It's just letting everybody be themselves and letting them do
39:11
what they're good at. And I knew he hated Alex
39:14
Rodriguez. We all know he hated Alex
39:16
Rodriguez, hence the reason why he moved them all around that
39:19
lineup. But I, I think that Joe Torre
39:22
has a reason for everything, even though I think he's
39:25
terrible, terrible right now as the what is he the, the VP?
39:29
Vice president of baseball operations in the league office.
39:32
I think it is terrible right now what's going on in baseball.
39:35
He's not. He he overseas.
39:37
He overseas the if you challenge a call too.
39:39
Yeah, I don't like it. He actually he he got my ERA
39:43
from like a 4.8 because Nick Castillanos was playing third
39:47
base when I was with the Tigers and a ball hit off his glove and
39:50
they scored three runs. We appealed it and he was
39:53
overseeing the appeal process. I went from like a 4.8 and this
39:56
was kind of early in the season so I didn't have a lot of
39:58
innings, to a 1.1. I was like, that's my dude.
40:02
Yeah, not everybody could transform and play a good
40:05
defensive outfield after that like Alex Gordon did.
40:08
Yeah. Well, it's all I believe it.
40:10
It's all about personalities and Joe Tory was the best when it
40:13
came to working and really pounding on people's
40:17
personalities. I think that's what made him
40:19
special. Remember, think about it, Paul
40:21
O'Neill, look at that personality.
40:22
Tino Martinez. I mean, all the greats.
40:24
He brought Scotty Brosius there and Scotty Brosius became an A
40:28
subpar player to an end World Series MVP and and the run that
40:33
he he made as as a third baseman, great defensive player.
40:37
I mean, there were so many great things about Joe Torre, and I
40:39
give him a lot of credit for his manage management position and
40:44
what he did for the New York Yankees.
40:45
All right, we call this What's that smell?
40:49
Hold up, what is that smell? What's that?
40:55
Smell. Wow, you don't see that every
40:59
day. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
41:01
for my What's that smell? We're going to go very simple.
41:05
You guys know the story. I don't have to tell you guys.
41:08
They're going to tell you a story or a specific thing that's
41:11
going on in sports or the world and they're going to tell you
41:14
what it smells like. So we're going to go poops.
41:18
We're going to go Jarrett, we're going to go fish Speedy Jabba
41:22
me. Here we go, all.
41:24
Right, so to start my thing off with my What's that smell?
41:28
I'm going over to the NFL, to a quarterback that I much adore.
41:32
I love this dude so much, and it just pains me that he's now in
41:36
his third year. I believe so, yeah, he's now in
41:39
his third year and he's not playing the best, hasn't really
41:42
played the best since his rookie year.
41:43
But I'm talking about Mr. CJ Stroud, and more importantly,
41:47
I'm talking about a comment that he made over this past weekend
41:50
when reviewing an old footage of himself.
41:53
He looked at the footage and said that, wow, I used to be so
41:55
much faster. I'm too old now at the age of
41:59
23, mind you. Like that's that's exactly my
42:01
age. We are the same exact age, Mr.
42:03
CJ Stroud. So, yeah, CJ, what are you
42:07
talking about, bro? Look, man, like I said, I
42:09
absolutely adore the guy. I love the guy and the fact that
42:12
he has a terrible offensive line.
42:13
He has receivers that are made of absolute peanut brittle.
42:17
It just, it annoys me. It annoys me because you want to
42:19
see the guy do well. But when you make comments like
42:21
this, look, Mr. Stroud, it's not, it's not very, it's not
42:26
very kosher. It's not doesn't make a lot of
42:28
sense. So yes, like I said, the
42:30
offensive line is trash and he's calling himself out of his
42:34
prime. Like I said, at 23 years old, if
42:36
you were out of your prime at 23 years old, I would love to see
42:39
what you look like a couple years from now.
42:41
So what does it smell like? Well, it smells like the
42:44
stinkiest animal in the Houston Zoo, which is either the
42:47
hippopotamus or the elephant. And since I was somebody that
42:51
actually went to the Houston Zoo with it being 100° over there,
42:55
that smell that that heat company with the smell, it's not
42:59
pretty pretty. So yeah, that's what we're going
43:02
with. All right, Jared.
43:07
All right, I'm changing mind based off tonight's results so
43:10
far. I'm a New Orleans Saints fan.
43:13
My dad's from New Orleans. I have a lot of family in New
43:15
Orleans. The Giants kicked ass, gets the
43:18
Chargers, and now the Eagles. So far, the Saints are a bad
43:22
team. We want to be bad.
43:24
We want to go oh, and 17. There's a reason Spencer
43:27
Rattlers at quarterback. It is not to win games.
43:29
We need draft picks and they can't take care of business
43:32
against us. Are you kidding me?
43:35
Come kick our ass. That's that's what we're for
43:37
right now. We're free win, We'll kick our
43:39
ass. And now we're staring down the
43:41
Titans and The Jets and now #1 seems potentially out of reach
43:45
because we're going to beat the Falcons at least once this year.
43:47
Yeah, probably. So we're looking at 2 and 15,
43:49
maybe even 3 and 14 if we find another win.
43:52
That's terrible. Tries crazy.
43:54
It smells. It smells like boudin.
43:56
Boudin smells delicious. Smells great.
43:59
When you really learn what's in it, it starts to stink.
44:02
It starts to feel a little worse.
44:04
So who would have? Thought it's good.
44:05
Though in some cases. Boudin.
44:07
That's good. Who would have thought one of
44:09
our interns had the first. What's that smell based on?
44:11
Spencer Rattler, not Errol. That's true.
44:14
They can't stand. That man, they just threw a flag
44:16
on Scataboo for lowering his head because he's a savage.
44:20
He's gonna have 100 yards and three touchdowns.
44:22
This is unbelievable. I got a story about an
44:24
unbelievable football play, Errol, you can't.
44:27
You don't think the scataboos for real?
44:28
This dude is for real. He just ripped off a bunch of 10
44:30
plus yard runs running it down there.
44:32
Throw it in the fourth border. Definitely playing for real
44:35
tonight. This is unbelievable.
44:38
But what's more unbelievable is what happened in the Chiefs game
44:41
last on Monday night. And that was the final play
44:45
where, well, the final meaningful play of the game
44:47
where Trevor Lawrence stumbles out of his snap.
44:52
In fact, I'm going to put it up here for people watching on
44:55
video, which you can do. You can download some video on
44:58
Apple and Spotify but this video right here is unbelievable if
45:03
you I've never seen this except for an JV football.
45:06
Look at him standing around not doing nothing.
45:10
He clearly could have made this play if he didn't give up on the
45:13
play. He looks like one of my JV
45:16
football players from one of my bad teams a decade plus ago.
45:20
I can't believe that's Chris Jones.
45:22
He they gave the game away to Jacksonville due to lazy effort.
45:25
He then deleted all his social media arrow like we said earlier
45:29
today because he's so embarrassed because of all the
45:32
comments that he made saying that he just thought the play
45:35
was over. It's going to learn from it.
45:37
And then there was some issue with something he said, and then
45:40
he said, no, I said that before the game.
45:42
Nobody cares. Nobody believes you.
45:44
You better step it up after that.
45:46
That's embarrassing for such a player of your caliber.
45:49
You can't even a great player, you can't just, you know, mail
45:52
it in like that during the regular season.
45:54
I know that you've been to the Super Bowl a million times and
45:57
you got a bunch of rings, but you can't play like that in the
46:00
NFL. You really can't play like that
46:02
at any level. So what's that smell like?
46:03
I looked up in Kansas. See what the worst smells are.
46:06
Apparently I have tons of sewage treatment plants over there.
46:08
I was one year, I was 19 years old, and I worked for the
46:12
Department of Environmental Protection and we had to go on a
46:15
field trip to a sewage treatment facility and somewhere in the
46:18
city near the Javits Center, I think.
46:20
And it was the worst smelling place.
46:23
Literally just smelled like pure human excrement because that's
46:27
what was there. And a whole bunch of them.
46:30
That's what Chris Jones and his performance.
46:32
You said smother this week. All right, I wish goody was here
46:36
for this one because it's a little conspiracy related, but
46:39
I'm going to take a I'm going to take a shot at some of these
46:41
wannabe weather people that are trying to predict things.
46:44
So athletic. I don't know if you saw this on
46:47
Twitter, Jabba Cubs athletic writer Andrew Wagner and also
46:51
the marquee Sports Network. Some of their broadcasters were
46:54
blaming the Brewers opening the roof and saying, oh, we have the
46:59
Brewers have the shade in the dugout and the Cubs have the
47:03
sweltering a hot dugout and they were making excuses far.
47:06
That's why they were losing game one and a lot of six runs in the
47:10
first inning, obviously. And then Wagner later on to
47:14
follow that up that day when the when the Brewers closed the roof
47:18
says, oh, are they manipulating the clouds this time so they can
47:22
have an advantage in game in Game 2 and they're going to
47:25
like. That's why you're get.
47:26
Blown out in both of those games.
47:28
So yeah, you want to be weather conspiracist?
47:30
Nice try. The reason the Brewers closed
47:31
the roof and the way they do or open the roof a certain length
47:34
is so the pitcher's shadows, which I think you've pitched
47:36
their job. I'm sure the pitcher's shadows
47:38
are right in line. I'm not sure if you've done it
47:40
with the roof open or not, but it's in line where they don't
47:42
have glare on them, not for the reasons they were describing.
47:45
So what does that smell like? It smells like a bunch of Billy
47:48
goats that cursed the Chicago Cubs walking into the Sausage
47:51
King of Chicago and eating a bunch of raw sausages from 1986.
47:57
Yeah, you go. Deep with these was that a
48:00
Ferris Bueller's Day Off reference?
48:02
Yeah, I'm aimed from in the Sausage King of Chicago.
48:06
That's. Right.
48:07
That is my terrible impression of that movie.
48:10
Great movie though. I think we're up to to Jabba.
48:14
Mine what's that smell is a little is a little frustrating
48:18
and this is the Yankees fans throwing stuff at Vlad's family.
48:27
I get it. We we've talked about it when
48:31
the Ryder Cup was here, like and that just smells like jealousy
48:37
Idiocracy. Just absolute, just old moldy 17
48:44
year old beer that's been sitting there and then you're
48:47
just pissed because you guys lost and it smells like you need
48:52
to grow up and let people enjoy a game.
48:56
You know, it's so funny watching fish smile.
48:59
Fish is the most. I think Fish is the biggest
49:02
Homer that's ever been on this shelf.
49:04
He is the big. The Giants could play like no.
49:07
I'm not denying. It the Giants could be playing
49:10
like crap and I'll sit there and make excuses on everything.
49:12
It's it's crazy. It's absolutely.
49:15
You gotta love your team, Errol. You have two teams.
49:18
I can't really love one. I think it's just the fact that
49:21
us Giants fans are happy we're beating the FN Eagles.
49:23
So dude. This is the the vaunted.
49:25
Eagles, by the way, I don't know.
49:27
Did did you guys see Jackson dart high 5 the ref in the third
49:31
quarter? I watched it while it happened.
49:33
I was like, I didn't just see that did.
49:35
I Yeah. Because he didn't let him in the
49:37
end zone, it should have been a touchdown as a bad call.
49:39
So he just goes like this, puts his arm up and Jackson Dart
49:42
looks at them, put both hands like for a touchdown and then
49:45
slaps some high 5 and runs away. He's making a move for the
49:48
future when he starts dating a famous singer like Travis Kelsey
49:51
does. Yeah, Wow.
49:52
That's a whole nother story. Did you did you see Taylor Swift
49:55
talking about as speaking about their sex life?
49:57
It's it's. Absolutely ridiculous.
49:58
I don't want to. Know it is absolutely
50:00
ridiculousness. I don't even want nobody cared.
50:02
I know. Did you know that, Travis?
50:04
Fortunately, a lot of people do and it's, I mean, I know, but
50:08
like, I don't care. Also, did you know that Travis
50:11
Kelsey has his own brand, his own clothing line now at
50:14
American Eagle? That I did see.
50:16
I saw the commercials with all the other like youth athletic
50:19
athletes that look like TK I. Mean TA lot of.
50:22
Them. It's TK, it's, it's absolutely
50:24
ridiculousness. I was over there in Florida.
50:26
I checked it out. It's just absolutely terrible
50:29
apparel. That's all I got to say.
50:30
I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go check out their steakhouse in the here
50:34
in like a month or so. There you go, steakhouse.
50:37
Sounds good. All right, my final, What's that
50:39
smell goes to LeBron James. I add to add this Le Bron James
50:44
making this so-called announcement that he was going
50:48
to make on October 7th Tuesday. The decision to well, ladies and
50:53
gentlemen, it wasn't much of A decision because it was a prank.
50:57
That's what it was. It was a tease.
51:00
He was teasing everybody on social media that he was going
51:04
to make an announcement and all it was it was in an ad for
51:08
Hennessy. Absolute terrible personality,
51:12
person who I can't stand LeBron James off air and on this show,
51:18
he's one of the greatest basketball players ever play the
51:20
game. I can't argue that.
51:21
But when you hear these stories and LeBron James likes to put
51:24
himself center stage on social media and on television and on
51:29
all these different podcasts, it just makes you sick to your
51:32
stomach when fans are going to go out there, reach out to
51:34
LeBron, have a little fun about this and know that all you're
51:37
seeing is a man sitting by himself and waiting for LeBron
51:40
to show up in that picture and that video and you don't see
51:43
anything. So, yeah, you know what it
51:45
smells like? It smells like Bronny Junior's
51:51
ass when he takes a dump. That's what I got to say.
51:54
All right, I I can't stand LeBron James.
51:57
I really can't. I just everything that he does,
51:59
he's trying to be center stage. He's always trying to be there
52:03
in front of the camera. And right now, he's not the best
52:06
basketball player. He's not even the top five right
52:09
now. He's not even in the top ten.
52:10
And LeBron James needs to make a statement, so he had to make a
52:14
decision too. Like anybody gives a shit,
52:16
including me. I could give a crap.
52:18
Yeah, you had to hear, as Brian Snow calls him, the Bronze
52:21
Sexuals. But I'm still not doubting he's
52:24
going to be a Maverick by the end of the year.
52:26
I'm not doubting it. It is absolutely, dude.
52:29
Who brings up the Dallas Mavericks and who was it, the
52:32
Golden State Warriors? Yeah.
52:33
If he's bringing up those two names, guys, think about it.
52:37
Just think about it. If he's bringing those names up,
52:40
that those are the two teams he wants to play for.
52:42
So. And I was the two teams I said,
52:45
and the Rockets before, you know, the whole Van Vleet thing
52:48
happened. The Rockets are just done for
52:50
this year. I, I think Kevin Durant makes
52:52
another mistake. That's all I can say.
52:55
A very bad mistake. So we have net, we had net, we
52:57
had the Brooklyn Nets, we have the Suns are Nets West and the
53:00
Rockets are Nets. I think he's a jinx, I really
53:03
do. He goes over there and Van Vleet
53:05
goes out for the season. The guy never gets hurt.
53:08
He always stays healthy and he's out for the season with a torn
53:11
ACL or Achilles, whatever he had.
53:14
James Harden back. I don't know what they're going
53:16
to do. I honestly have no point guard.
53:19
Where are they going at the point position?
53:21
Are they going to have Kevin bringing up the ball like he did
53:23
with the Nets? Good luck.
53:24
I I mean, come on guys, that's ridiculous.
53:26
You're signed Westbrook, Yeah. Good luck.
53:29
Oh yeah, that'll work. That's gonna work wonders.
53:31
That'll. Work.
53:31
Those guys couldn't work together with OKC and he
53:35
couldn't work with James Harden. The only time it worked is when
53:37
he went to Denver. And did that really work?
53:40
I don't know. If you go get harden back to the
53:42
Clippers. My purge stuff after the whole.
53:43
Russell Westbrook is a loser who's never won a championship.
53:47
Ever so and neither is James Harden losers Kevin Durant won a
53:52
championship because he had to jump ship and go and play with
53:54
the Golden State Warriors 3 losers.
53:56
Anyways thank you to all the fans that follow us on social
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54:01
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54:04
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54:17
We really appreciate you guys keep following us, keep liking
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YouTube channel. It's been growing and Giant fans
54:27
are probably, you know, doing something, hopefully nothing on
54:30
camera when they're doing it after this game because they're
54:33
finally going to be Eagles. I just couldn't stop smiling for
54:36
the last 20 minutes because this was just an ass kicking and I
54:39
couldn't believe what I was seeing from these two awesome
54:42
rookies. I'm just going to let you know
54:44
it's it's not a good sign for you Giant fans knowing that
54:46
they're. I think it's a great sign they
54:48
just beat the Eagles 3417, the year if they won the world the
54:51
Super. Bowl, I might need a Wellness
54:52
check on the city of Philadelphia.
54:53
It's not going to, it's not going to make a difference and
54:55
the Giants just put on another win makes a big.
54:58
Difference Video. Philly.
54:59
Philly Fan. That's awesome.
55:00
How did they start rioting yet? The giants are missing so many
55:03
pieces. Crazy.
55:04
The giants are missing so many pieces.
55:06
They need to lose and build. That's the way they need to go.
55:10
And losers only continue to lose.
55:12
You got to win. You got to get to the playoffs
55:14
somehow, OK? You got to try.
55:15
Not going to happen if that's what you think, if that's what
55:18
you just. Draft a bunch of rookies and get
55:20
become great you just. Lost against the Saints, you
55:23
just lost against the. Saints got to go from steps.
55:25
That's how football is. Stop.
55:27
The only reason why you just lost that game, the only one you
55:29
got to go from. Can I finish?
55:31
What I have to say? Who wins and becomes a?
55:33
Champion, Could I finish? What to say something?
55:34
Too late to have popcorn when you guys are arguing.
55:38
Here's the facts. Here's the facts.
55:39
The Eagles went into the game thinking they were going to run
55:41
all over them and they they ran into a team that had nothing to
55:44
lose. That's all I'm going to say
55:46
about that. A buzzword, OK.
55:48
Jared, what size is your melon? That hat is almost to the brim,
55:53
fam. I got a big pig, yeah.
55:56
Wow. I.
55:57
Just noticed putting. Chicks in his house.
55:59
Like damn, he's about to run out of real.
56:01
He's going to. Pop out, baby, going to pop out.
56:04
All right, that's it. Good night.
56:07
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