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Is it RIDICULOUS Jacob Misiorowski made the All-Star team? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Them. No, we didn't bring that up to
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him. Well, I do believe Cocka.
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Doodle Doo Doo. Cocka Doodle Doo is definitely a
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sound to that. And Speaking of Cocka Doodle
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Doo, we call this Speedy 6 Pack. Let's have a sixer.
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Hey, who wants to play Drink the Beer?
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It's time for the Speedy 6 pack of the week.
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Pass Liquor. So theme for this week is the
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MLB draft. That was just yesterday.
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There's will be a lot of a lot of purple involved in that.
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That's called sex. Many different reasons for a lot
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of different contests, including one that Goody likes and Errol's
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paying homage to. All right.
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I hope not. Oh.
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There will be. All right, so the first one, as
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fish likes to allude to this. Makes my pecker hard.
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This is number six. I got the bubble.
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We'll. Start with a team that has some
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purple uniforms that probably got the most headlines for the
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draft. They're not doing much of the
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season, but they drafted Ethan Holiday, the Colorado Rockies at
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#4 the the son of Matt Holiday, who.
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He tastes himself. In 2007, the same year that he
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won the Home Run Derby and there's actually many pictures
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of him as a young kid that that that day first top five pick
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that is the son of a former baseball player and check out
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these stats. A 617 batting average, thirteen
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O 9 slugging percentage at 16 home runs at just 32 games.
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That's .5 home runs per game in his last year in high school
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baseball. So he is headed to the Colorado
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Rockies. Whoever wants to start?
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Any thoughts on that? It was it it made sense to me.
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I'll let you lick now. But after he fell to 4 the
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Rockies that that was their only choice is to take in.
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And I think he's he has a better has a better better structure
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than Jackson. I think he does pulled it out of
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my ass and he's bigger. He's bigger than Jackson.
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I'll let you lick my butt. Errol.
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Really I just, I just think his his structure and everything
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that he does. Like I I'd like Jackson's game,
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but I think Ethan is bigger than him and can actually make some
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sense in the game. I think Ethan, we'll see what
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how he turns out to be. Obviously Jackson hasn't had a
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good start. Now he's still very young and he
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will have a chance to develop in Baltimore is not an organization
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that usually develops players and when they do, they trade him
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away. I think Ethan is is in a good
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position where obviously he has a chance to really be better
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than his brother. We'll see how he he develops.
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He's got a great background of talent.
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His father was a great home run hitter, great hitter, won.
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It was actually took a team Colorado to the to the World
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Series, didn't win because they lost against Boston, but had a
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chance to win. And I think, you know, obviously
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Ethan has a tremendous amount of ability.
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So we'll we'll see how it all develops and how it pans out.
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I think both guys are going to have a very good chance to
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succeed in the major leagues. Pretty surprising he fell before
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is is what I got out of it. I thought he was going to go #1
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for sure, I said. I said the same thing.
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I talked to Scott Peterson. By the way, by the way, another
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another Long Islander was drafted at 38 or 39 to Detroit,
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the catcher. He was 3939.
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Hop Hog, New York and he's a catcher and has a chance to be a
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pretty good one too, so I. Wish nobody likes living in Long
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Island yeah, nobody likes living number #5 so that.
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Probably why that it was surprised that that holiday fell
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to the outside of the top three is because there was a little
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bit of a surprise at #1 by the nationals you guys mentioned.
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It before a. New new GM I'm taking over for
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Mike Rizzo. Smelled my ass.
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Relieved of his duties last week, but Eli Willits was the
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number one overall pick. He's the youngest player in the
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draft, 17 years, seven months old.
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So a lot of those guys didn't even finish high.
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School he he reclassified. He reclassified like you said,
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Jabba, it was a weird circumstance.
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So he probably should have waited until the 2026 draft but
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decided to go in this year. He's the 4th shortstop in the
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last 10 years that I'm going to ask the number one pick and
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there'll be another one with shortstops later.
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You know what I don't understand?
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There were a lot of shortstops drafted in the Top 40, and the
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Yankees took one of them. Who fell to the Yankees?
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Actually a good one. Why are the Yankees drafting?
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Every single year it seems like the Yankees draft a shortstop.
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It's it's, it doesn't make any sense.
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Why do? They no, because you take a
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shortstop that he's the best offender on his team.
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So you play him wherever you can after that.
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So if he could play shortstop at a lower level, he could play
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anywhere in the infield. You think maybe he's even could
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play center field for you. I think that just happens a lot
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in baseball job, But maybe you could speak to that a little bit
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more. No, and I agree with that.
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Like, you know, and, and my son is a short, he's 64200 and 15
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lbs and that's just kind of like the pedigree of what it is,
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right? And you get these guys that are
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656 takes and you know, the allegiated courses of the world.
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And you know, as we're watching the All Star game and, and, and
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all of that stuff, it's just it, it's, it's really like for me,
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like the draft is such an anomaly, right?
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It, it because we have no idea. Like we didn't expect those
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those first two picks. I'm going to tell you right now,
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you can talk to anybody that knows the game of baseball.
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We wouldn't expect Kai Willis to go 1 and Bremer and Bremner go
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to two. Fatty kick.
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At it, at it out of fucking Santa Barbara in the Big W to go
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over Kate Anderson like no chance.
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Like there's. No way.
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There's no way. Now Jabba, he wasn't in.
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He was not in my. The number two pick was not in
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my 6 pack, but I was. Seeing Breaking News 1.
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Of the biggest reaches. And you didn't?
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Speedy, you're telling me Bremner was in your top 10?
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No, no, I'm, I, I, no, I was reading about him.
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He. Was like in the fifth he.
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Was like a 15th ranked guy not at number. 10 I saw 18 for
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Bremner. I hope not.
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Commonly was it that like, was it that drastic of a reach from
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what you've heard about him Jabba like?
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Yeah, it, it, I think it's, I don't know what they were
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looking at from their side of like the draft part of it enjoy.
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But when when I look at it and I know the draft is such an
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anomaly. Let's not.
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But if I have an opportunity to take Kate Anderson out of the
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SEC where he's faced that talent, if you're not going to
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take Sniff Hernandez that you're it's a projectable arm, right?
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It's a projector and you're taking Brenner out of the Big
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West. I don't care.
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You had you had literally better choices.
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Yeah, I'm not one. To judge like would you not have
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taken? Him no, I think Kate and
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everything I was hearing was supposed to be that guy.
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I'm not as like bullish on like the conferences as much with
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like being a judgement of like this is the talent you face
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because we've talked about all the time in football too.
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How many quarterbacks that have played in weaker competition
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have still done well in the NFL? But right as much as no,
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everything I was hearing about Kate, and I'm going to get to
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him in a bit, is he was the surefire best pitcher.
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What a three. It just, it blew my mind like
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those first two picks, it was crazy.
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I wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire.
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No #4 So here's where. I'll go to Kate.
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It was an easy transition enough.
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He's the number three overall pick going to the Seattle
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Mariners. We seem to.
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I got to go back off now. Early in the draft too they the
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one year they drafted a good catcher, but they always dropped
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a lot of pictures too. One of them just came up this
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year and Emerson Hancock who was a top five pick and he's kind of
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that 6th fringe guy in their rotation but they dropped
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another one in Kate Anderson Java.
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Check out these stats 35 walks to 180 strikeouts.
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That's like 6 times the amount walk to strikeout ratio and here
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this we're talking about strikeouts per nine innings
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earlier 13.9 in 2024 and last year 13.6 just true insanity.
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Obviously putting up the numbers he did in the College World
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Series as well, leading LSU as Goody loves that and Errol
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wearing the Goodwood jersey. Yes, I'm wearing the Goodwood
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jersey. And again, we're we're talking
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about prospects. We don't know what these guys
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are going to turn out to be. And obviously the development of
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where they go, it's all depending on what organization
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they go to. There are certain organizations
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you don't want to go to, AKA the athletics that, you know, they
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bring up players, some of them, very few of them transition into
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any good or any decent players, but most of them are just
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absolutely do do They're crap as as we've seen over the years,
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there are organizations like the Angels.
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Another organization that don't, the last guy that they really
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brought up their turn into anything was Mike Trout.
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I mean, they just don't, they don't know how to draft.
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So it, it, it really Detroit's been really the, the
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organization you want to look at, you want to play for because
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they have developed very, very well.
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Seattle also another organization that develops
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Cleveland over the years developed players.
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So that's what you want to see. So, and then there's up and
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coming company, you know, play places like Cincinnati that look
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like they're, they're getting jump started over the last 2-3
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years. So the Yankees are always been
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an organization where you want to go.
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And even though they're another organization that doesn't
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develop very well, they're a good organization because
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there's most known and they're very respected not only in
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professional baseball, but professional.
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Sports yeah, you mentioned the Seattle, Seattle Mariners done a
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great job developing pitching recently as well.
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Like I said, a lot of high draft picks and.
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Cincinnati Another. One Cincinnati and.
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Other I love Lisa Ann. Flew under the radar for a
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while. He was not a big name prospect.
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He's having a tremendous year. There was no hitting the Yankees
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for a couple of while last week, but having a great year.
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Through 7 innings. 7 innings, yeah.
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Breaking news, I need Brittany also.
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Cincinnati, another one that I think has been unlucky with
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injuries in Detroit like Errol was mentioning.
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If they didn't get so unlucky with a lot of injuries in the
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beginning of this, this farm system might have happened two
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years even earlier being this good.
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You think you think it would have been earlier than that?
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Because they had KC Mize was he was stopped back by injuries.
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He's very good now. Matt Manning was another one
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that was good for the beginning of his career.
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I think he had multiple Tommy John surgeries and they had.
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A lot. Yeah.
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So I think they could have been this good like what the 2024
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version of them probably could have been that in 2022 there's a
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lot faster if it wasn't, they had a lot of prospects that were
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really unlucky with injuries. Not that other organizations
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don't put a lot of good ones with that.
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All right. #3 All right, let's. Shift to the local local teams,
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so the Yankees first. Round I am a legend.
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Dax, the first pick they made, Dax Kilby.
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This is a stat that actually was a high percentage among draft
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prospects this year. He has his 60 foot speed.
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So running base to base was in the 99th percentile among all
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draft picks this year, which Java like you're talking about.
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Maybe a lot of short stops get drafted early with the speed
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that they have. They were surprised he fell the
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way that he did. Yeah.
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And I guess you're maybe thinking that kind of thing
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because? That's the draft.
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That's a draft. And we're seeing more often with
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maybe even infielders converting the center, some of the
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experiments don't. Work.
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Do you know what they compare him to?
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His. His skill is Jacobi Gilsbury.
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Now hopefully he plays more consistent than Jacoby Ellsbury.
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Jacoby Ellsbury was also a center fielder.
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This kids a shortstop, but his bad speed, his ability to to run
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the things that he does very, very well on a baseball field.
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They compare his skill to Jacoby Ellsbury.
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Now Jacoby was a really good player early in his career until
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he came to the Yankees. Then he completely fell flat on
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his face. So I'm hoping that he's a Jacoby
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Ellsbury type of player, but they're saying that the he was,
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he should have been at the late teens, early 20s and he fell all
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the way to the Yankees in the 30s.
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So very surprised. And the Mets passed up on him,
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which I was surprised too so. I, I didn't get why the Mets
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passed on him. I didn't get that, that didn't
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that didn't make sense to me. Like, and I understand like a
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draft and and understand like when he was going through free
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agency, because that was a year in 2012 when, you know, Burger
15:08
man was going for the Tribble crown and NVP and all that
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stuff. And what, what he had like 330
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was like 3031 or 32 Homer 33 maybe.
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But he was like a different bird.
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Well, we found out why he was a different bird.
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You said a different bird and I saw.
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Jurassic Park yesterday by the. Way he was, but he was, he was
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somebody I was never scared of like because I knew he had, he
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had one year where he was good. Bagel he was.
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He was salvageable through his other years, right?
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I have. I never, I never worried about
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that guy like I didn't like I knew when I faced.
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Him I was like, I'm good, like. I'm gonna throw a fastball away,
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probably he tasted some. Good.
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He wasn't Adam Lynch. You never had to worry.
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Oh no, as soon as I it was like, oh shit, we're we're faking Adam
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Lynn. No, I'm out.
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Like don't put me in against that guy cuz he's probably gonna
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hit home. He's.
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Probably getting home, run or stick his stomach up.
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His head. What would happen if we ended up
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getting Adam Lynn on this? Show you, got you.
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A double his career stats on you.
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Oh 100% like and Lynn's such a great dude.
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Like and I'm I'm actually I'll reach out to him, OK, because I
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love when we have this conversation on their shows.
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I had to take a shit of like guys like Lynn would literally
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like I tried to backdoor a curveball to him and he three, I
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gave up the booty there three round Homer off me and I'm like,
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I go. I tried to do the best I could.
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He likes the backdoor, everybody as we all.
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Know, but he like, he just knew, like he owned me, he owned.
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Me, he owned them back door wise.
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And I was like, you know what? I'm sorry, sorry.
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I'm like please take me off this.
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Take him back door, gave up the booty, you know, all that stuff.
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100% number two all. Right #2 we'll shift to the Mets
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he they passed up on kill beta draft Mitch voice.
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Again, I don't understand it. Look ahead.
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Yes, the Ghost 38 overall, the allegedly A2 Way player his
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first three years at first year at Wisconsin and then the last
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two years at Michigan. Instead, he should have been in
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the 50s or 60s. But did not pitch this last year
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so that was supposed to drop his.
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Value. But they took him as a pitcher,
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right? They took they they took him
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allegedly to try to redevelop his pitching.
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They say they're going to do that.
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I don't know how much I that's what they're going for is
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they're hoping that he could hit like a Jacob degrom to be that
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kind of hit. But the odds of that are not
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happening now. Degrom was not a high prospect
17:54
either. Montero and Matt Harvey got all
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the hype at that time and obviously that didn't pan out,
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but here's one set for him. He has 93 percentage exit
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velocity to hit out of the infield, which means he succeeds
18:06
on a lot of his line drive hits, singles and double s.
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Stop selling something that nobody gives a crap about.
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The fact is, and the Mets should never have passed up on the
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shortstop. They they had a chance to get
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him. This guy fell as as he he did in
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the draft. You draft the best guy on the
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board. That's baseball.
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You don't know what these guys are going to turn out to be.
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This guy might turn out to be a sensational pitcher, but you get
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the best and the most important piece to the puzzle.
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And this guy's a shortstop who could steal bases it for
18:36
average, has an unbelievable swing.
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That's the way the Mets should have went pitching.
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You're reaching at the pitching position and this guy, you don't
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even know if he's going to be a pitcher.
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He could actually play in the field.
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He could fall, You know, he could fall off the grid.
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I, I think this is reaching. Bad move for the New York Mets.
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Made no sense. The Mets have had a lot of
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trouble developing homegrown position players.
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It's been a big problem for over a decade.
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Like, OK, so let me let me ask both of you, where do where do
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you think to like in obviously being a part of it, but where do
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you think that like where they can't develop them?
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Is it communication? Is it this them like having more
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sumptuous expectations of what they are they?
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Do. To why?
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Why don't they do that? Statistics.
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There is a level of hype that I think a lot of the Mets
19:31
prospects when in the in the field have had because they're
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always, always developing. The young pitching was always
19:37
their strength and throughout their history they've developed
19:39
good pitching, but they're position.
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Players, but you said statistics Errol and and Speedy just being
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smart as he is in the game. Why is there not more feel of
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how the guys pitch like or how they go about their things
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because my spin rate wasn't great.
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Why did I play 11 years in the big leagues?
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Because. You liked?
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It in the I knew how to get people out.
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I knew how to get people out. And there was there was eyes on
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it. There was eyes on it.
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So that's I'll let you lick my butt.
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There's a level of smart pitching and that's the thing
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I've always taken shots at Noah Syndergaard for, because Noah
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Syndergaard had five pitches and only used two of them much of
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his career, the last three years of his career.
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And that's I think more on him than it is the Mets actual
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player development type thing. I think that's more on
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Syndergaard as a player himself. But no.
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But at the same time, too, you can't say it's only on us as a
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player. No, not every circumstance.
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But why wouldn't you be like, go, do, like go, go and do
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you're the best because we drafted you in this situation,
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right? Right, I'm saying.
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More but why wouldn't you pitch with what you have and only use
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a certain and I don't. I don't need your velocity, spin
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rate, all the other shit I could give two damn shits about.
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You take shit, you give me outs and you show it.
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I can stand in front of fish, hold it out of my I can stand in
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front of the arrow. If we're playing in a baseball
21:19
game, my nipples hard get out. That's what I want to
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differentiate with the pitching development, the way the Mets
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have done it with their hitting. I think a lot of times they've
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done it with their hitting. They've tried to put them in
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circumstances because they've been a bad team for a while,
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that they're kind of being the face of the franchise right
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away. A lot of pressure.
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It's too much with statistics. I think that's what the Mets are
21:40
doing. They they brought in a new
21:42
owner. And.
21:44
They're using, they're using the analytics to think that this guy
21:48
is. They're going to be able to
21:49
change him by using all the analytics and all the
21:52
opportunities that they have with statistics that they have.
21:54
They have all these mathematical guys as as Cohen has really put
21:59
it together over the last couple of years.
22:00
And maybe it's worked, but I think you're reaching with these
22:03
statistics and you don't know what these guys are going to
22:05
really transition into. I I, I, I agree with you 100%.
22:10
Like and I I love the fact of like, there's like and we've
22:15
talked about there is such an Ave. for analytics, but there's
22:21
also an eye on the game, right? Remember when Snell was playing
22:28
for the Rays and they took him out in the sixth inning because
22:33
he had 90 was like 90 some pitches and they lost the game.
22:38
Like have a feel for the game. Like have a feel for what you
22:43
see. Like I sucked on paper.
22:47
I was terrible. That's why they, that's why they
22:51
liked Philip Hughes. They didn't like Jabba.
22:53
They wanted Philip Hughes, Ian Kennedy.
22:55
They were like, screw this guy, this fat guy from Nebraska who
22:58
we drafted in the first round. You know, they wanted the Phil.
23:02
They wanted the you baby. They wanted the you, baby.
23:05
It was before me though, he. Was a cry.
23:07
Yeah, well, I know. And he was a crybaby.
23:10
He he, he definitely did a lot of that too, so.
23:13
I love Phil he he is definitely soft.
23:16
I like anal. And #1 you guys.
23:19
Kind of touched it on it earlier.
23:20
So it was a record setting first round for the shortstop
23:23
position. 15 out of the 32 first round picks were shortstop,
23:27
which is the most in MLB history.
23:28
It broke the record by 411 were drafted in 2023.
23:32
So what are the, what are the I know you mentioned the
23:34
athleticism, the speed, like you think that's the main reason for
23:37
the circumstances. Shortstop is the hardest
23:39
position to play in professional baseball.
23:42
It is. You're a.
23:43
You're a absolute, absolute bull taste.
23:46
Life and that and that's why that's why, cuz you could
23:49
transition a shortstop to the outfield cuz he's a great yes
23:53
cuz yes, I I believe the shortstop.
23:55
You're saying that's the hardest position?
23:57
Hardest defensively, yes, it's the hardest defensively to play
24:00
and I, I. Because you're selling every
24:02
catcher out. What every?
24:05
That's the hardest position. I understand what you're going
24:09
to say because he's the coaches ear and he's the coaches eye,
24:12
but the hardest defensive position, the hardest defensive.
24:15
Position is. That's the best.
24:18
I think the shortstop is the best athlete and I'm.
24:22
Agreeing with you, but. That's why because you can
24:25
transition, but that's what I'm saying, you could transition a
24:28
shortstop to another position and these guys that we've seen
24:32
that was drafted this year or all guys that have very good
24:35
strengths and and less weaknesses.
24:37
That's why if you look at the short stops in this year's draft
24:40
now this is not what a cut throat draft.
24:42
I mean, they were like 3 good players in this draft and watch
24:45
maybe one of them actually turns out to be a star.
24:48
What I'm trying to say is these there's more shots shortstops
24:52
that were drafted this year because there are a lot of
24:54
athletes. Look at the Yankees, look at the
24:55
kid that they drafted. He fell all the way to them and
24:59
he should have been drafted in the the higher teens.
25:02
He was a Volpe. Volpe was drafted what, 19?
25:05
I think he was 19th in a draft or 18th.
25:07
He was supposed to be. Was it 21?
25:10
I don't even know. I thought it was 19 or 18 where
25:15
he was drafted, maybe even less, but that's where I. 30th pick in
25:20
2019. All right, so, so, so I heard
25:25
that this kid should have been 1819, somewhere in the late
25:28
teens where he was drafted. Why he fell off, nobody knows.
25:32
Even when, when when I was watching it, I was in Miller's
25:35
Ale house and I was listening to him then.
25:36
Nobody. Knows what he fell.
25:37
They said I had a degenerative knee.
25:40
I had bone replacement surgery when I was a sophomore in
25:42
college and I was in the big leagues in 2 1/2 months.
25:47
And they're like, what did we miss?
25:49
What did we miss? I'm like, I don't, I don't know.
25:53
This kid's from Georgia too, so I remember he came from Georgia.
25:56
So and those and usually good joy, you know, good Atlanta guy.
26:00
Kids baseball players that come from Atlanta are pretty damn
26:02
good. So maybe the Yankees got it
26:04
right. Maybe they hit gold like getting
26:06
him and him falling. The Mets were absolutely stupid
26:09
not drafting this guy. It made no sense.
26:11
He could be, he could be a me for sure, 100%.
26:15
All right, here we go. All right.
26:18
Josh I want to read his comment Only one number one in the
26:20
history is in the Hall of Fame drafted baseball is always a
26:23
crap shoot 17 year old yeah, I think it was just surprising
26:26
like that young for the. National.
26:27
Was that Griffey number one over?
26:29
I'm assuming he's saying Griffey.
26:31
Yeah, it's Griffey, isn't it? He was 17 years old when he was
26:35
drafted. So.
26:37
So I can comment here I guess the tune jive for jazz and the
26:40
dervish. How many you end up finishing
26:42
with? Three, there was only three
26:45
homies. It was terrible.
26:46
Dude, nobody thought that Jizzy Jizzy was going to win,
26:50
including yours truly. And yes, Josh, it was Griffey.
26:53
It was plus 600I Griffey and $0.80.
26:55
You got to put money. On I wasn't wasting my money or
26:58
my time, Hey. Fish.
27:00
You know what's crazy? So Mike Harkey, who's still the
27:03
bullpen coach, he was in that same draft, Cal State Fullerton,
27:08
he was supposed to go number one overall with Griffey, did a
27:14
backflip in. Blue Lulu, that's.
27:19
Terrible. He was a He was a gymnast, his
27:23
son. Played back out.
27:24
His son played for the Saint Louis Rams and he is one of my
27:29
favorite, one of my favorite people in the world.
27:32
Who is this? Who is the football?
27:33
Player Harkey, you. Said yeah.
27:36
Mike Harkey That was the sun plate.
27:40
Harkey No. It's.
27:41
The Honkey, Speedy. There's some plays for the Rams,
27:45
some plays for the. Rams, somebody needs to honk,
27:47
right Speedy? It's gross.
27:51
I don't know if a car a car horn honking has a smell but OK.
28:00
Brewers young star Jacob is a Rouse.
28:03
Key was named to the National League All Star team as a
28:08
replacement and several Philly players were not happy.
28:12
Several Phillies players called out Major League Baseball for
28:16
putting him on the team after making just 5 starts, while two
28:21
of their pitchers, Ranger Suarez and Christopher Sanchez, have
28:26
pitched all season. Trey Turner said to The
28:29
Athletic. What a joke.
28:30
It's a terrible process. JT Realmuto also took shots at
28:34
the MLP, saying that both Sanchez and Suarez should have
28:37
been on the roster in the 1st place.
28:40
Nick Castellanos said that the All Star Our game voting process
28:45
is turning into a Savannah Bananas game.
28:49
Sanchez has a 2.5 ERAA, 1.14 WHIP and 122 strikeouts in just
28:57
19 starts this season. Suarez has a 1.94 ERA, one point
29:02
O, 5 WHIP and 78 strikeouts in 13 starts this season.
29:06
Miss Zorowski has a 2.81 ERAA, 0.896 WHIP and 30 3 strikeouts
29:14
and five starts. The only reason why he is going
29:17
into the All Star game and why they decided to go with him is
29:20
because he's a superstar. He's becoming a star, he's
29:24
becoming a name. Everybody wants to see him.
29:27
This guy has been dominating, stalling over 100 mile per hour.
29:30
He's throwing 103 mph. So this guy's got a lot of heat.
29:34
So everybody wants to see that young phenom.
29:37
We remember Lincoln some this kid had a weird release point.
29:40
He was small. He he, he some people said he
29:43
was like 5 five, 10511. He looked like he was 5 foot 6
29:46
and he was on the mound and he he won two Cy Youngs.
29:49
He was a sensational pitcher for the Giants.
29:51
And he was a guy that everybody wanted to see in the All Star
29:54
game. In his first two years.
29:56
He didn't have the numbers. I don't think he had the numbers
29:59
in his second year to make the All Star team, but he did.
30:02
Why? Because he was a young phenom
30:05
that everybody wanted to see. Never, nobody got a chance to
30:07
really see him that much. Remember, base sports is
30:10
different now because now you have the MLB Network, you have
30:14
all these different channels that you can get a chance to see
30:16
these guys up at the plate and, and, or, or get a chance to see
30:20
there every at bats. It's not like it was when a guy
30:25
like that or even half the players that we've spoken about
30:28
in the past in the 90s, we have mentioned over the years, never
30:33
really got it. You, you never really got a
30:34
chance to see them unless they were playing on ESPN for
30:36
Sundays, baseball, you know, night or, or Fox, Fox Saturdays,
30:41
weekends or something like that. You really never got a chance to
30:44
see these guys play unless you were living in Philadelphia or
30:48
living in New York or living in California.
30:51
So unfortunate. Well, it's fortunate that you
30:54
get a chance to see these players play more more than you
30:57
ever have. The problem is it's 162 games
31:01
and it's very dried out. Now, as far as the the Trey
31:04
Turner coming out and saying what a joke, he's absolutely
31:07
right. He's right.
31:09
And. How's it?
31:10
How's it dried out though? What do you mean baseball 162
31:13
games in a season. And the only, the only people
31:16
that really give a crap about it is those those real die hard
31:19
baseball fans. And if you see what the numbers
31:22
are right now, it's it's, it's up and down in many different,
31:26
you know, in in a process of trying to compare them to
31:30
football games. Remember football, there's 17
31:32
games in a season. There's less games.
31:34
So people watch it more because it's not as many games when you
31:37
have so many games. A lot of people, especially some
31:40
of these teams, a lot of these teams are horrible.
31:42
How many good teams are in baseball right now?
31:44
9/9/10 at most. The rest of the teams are
31:48
horrible. Nobody cares to see certain
31:51
teams that are going to play. Does anybody really want to see
31:55
the Pittsburgh Pirates besides guys like Pat McAfee or when you
32:00
get a chance to see Paul Skeens? That's the only time anybody
32:03
wants to watch a Pittsburgh Pirates game.
32:04
And there's a lot of teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates nobody
32:07
gives a crap about. Minnesota for years has been a
32:09
pretty good team. Does anybody care about that
32:11
roster? But you're talking about a
32:13
conglomerate. You're not talking about like
32:15
people that actually love the sport.
32:18
Let me ask. You a question.
32:18
It doesn't. It doesn't matter.
32:20
Baseball. No, it does.
32:22
Baseball doesn't matter over the years.
32:24
You're going to go to the game because you love baseball.
32:27
Really, why are the numbers down right now in baseball when it
32:30
comes to going to games, you're. Gonna you're gonna have your
32:32
favorite player. Why are the numbers down?
32:34
Job player Why are the games down?
32:36
Why are the numbers down right now when it comes to going and
32:38
watch baseball games? They're still doing over $3
32:41
billion a year. OK, So what?
32:43
Every single sport is doing that.
32:45
Even hockey's doing that now as as you see what's.
32:48
Getting close to baseball. Hockey is not even.
32:50
Close to again, hockey is a different sport.
32:53
It's a Canadian sport. Yes, it is.
32:55
And you're talking about? Half of the season of baseball.
32:58
Again. And that's why 82 games of
33:00
hockey is much more interesting to watch than 162 games of
33:04
baseball. And I I know you're going to
33:06
stick up for 80. 1, not 82, I'm sorry.
33:08
It's 82 games, 82, it's 82 games.
33:12
They're going to 80. 4 though you're going to correct me,
33:14
you're going to correct, you're going to correct me when it
33:16
comes to hockey. Are you serious?
33:18
Hockey and basketball are both. 82 hockey is 82 games and again,
33:22
going back to hockey and what we were talking about hockey,
33:25
hockey might not. They don't.
33:26
Make as much money as baseball. Not yet they.
33:28
Don't. Not yet.
33:29
Because again, it's a Canadian sport.
33:32
That's not true. It's it's growing right now.
33:35
They will never make as much money as.
33:37
Maybe, maybe not. But again, baseball eventually
33:40
will have a salary cap. It always happens.
33:42
It won't. OK.
33:43
It won't. We'll see.
33:44
It'll happen. Don't you think that this shows
33:46
that like baseball feels like they have a problem though,
33:49
Errol? That they have to put a kid like
33:51
Miss Zarowski up there in the All Star game.
33:53
Because they're trying to sell tickets.
33:54
One O 3. They're trying to sell they.
33:56
Have to, they want to. If baseball was in a good place,
33:58
though, Jabba, they wouldn't have to do shit like this.
34:01
And I think this is a reactionary thing.
34:03
And that's by those guys. That's OK, though.
34:06
That's OK because look at what we already have in the game.
34:11
Like we already have that in the game.
34:15
And yes, is it nice to get a kid like that?
34:18
100%. Do I think he's deserving of it?
34:22
No. Like, yes.
34:25
Does he have a great arm and does pitch his tail off?
34:29
Heck yeah, he does. Yeah, he does.
34:33
This guy smacking. But does he deserve it?
34:36
No, not. Not over Ranger Suarez who is
34:40
under 2 ER. All Star Game is a fan thing and
34:45
if fans want to see this dominant pitcher throwing 103,
34:48
nobody cares about what Suarez is doing or Sanchez is doing.
34:51
We want to see the guy that's throwing 103 mph.
34:54
We want to see the young phenom that everybody keeps trying to
34:56
compare to Paul Skins. Remember when they had that duel
34:59
duel? I was handy.
35:00
I was hand dog so so I was hand did.
35:03
You play any All Star game, Yes, all right, and why did you play
35:07
in the All Star game? Why did you play in the All Star
35:09
game? Because you're a young phenom
35:10
throwing the ball of almost out 100 miles power.
35:13
So that's what the people want to see.
35:14
They don't want to see Suarez throwing these change.
35:17
I'm not disagreeing and all speed pitches.
35:20
I don't want to see him. I want to see Mesorowski.
35:22
I want to see that guy go out there and and show me how hard
35:25
he could throw the ball. What are you could start?
35:27
Here is more of a control pitcher.
35:28
Like he's a lot like David Peterson where he has a great
35:30
ERA, but he gets a lot of ground balls, so maybe he wasn't.
35:33
The flat, but he did under after 5 fucking stars.
35:36
Five stars. I don't.
35:37
Think so. I'm I'm fully with the Phillies
35:39
player saying that because Sanchez has 122 strikeouts.
35:42
He's been a great pitcher for three years now, and Suarez was
35:46
a great pitcher in 2022 when they went.
35:47
To the world, and he's great in the postseason, too, he was.
35:49
Phenomenal in the postseason when they went to the World
35:51
Series. He's kind of up and down
35:52
throughout his career, but he's having a fantastic year.
35:54
Fish, like you said, 1.94 ERA even though he's not getting the
35:57
strikeout numbers. Like yes, they should both be
35:59
there too. I know Mets fans are play about
36:01
Senga too, but he's hurt right now.
36:02
So, but the both Phillies guys should definitely be in and
36:05
Sanchez has 122 strikeouts. That's top ten in baseball right
36:08
now. Yeah, I have a rule with, I have
36:11
both of those guys on my radar when I play fantasy Sanchez last
36:15
year, Suarez, I've had Suarez. And my rule is I need a guy that
36:18
strikes out at least a guy per inning.
36:21
So it's got to be at least a nine point O rating or higher.
36:23
And Suarez and Sanchez are both in Sanchez's. 9.4 something,
36:27
yeah. Yes, they're both good.
36:30
They're both really good, and I feel like the Phillies should be
36:33
represented at the All Star game more than the hapless Brewers.
36:37
I don't understand why they need to go to Mizarowski here instead
36:40
of getting one of those Phillies pitchers again going to like how
36:43
it's important introducing James Wood right now in the Home Run
36:47
Derby. Yeah, Well, we just finished
36:50
with James Woody. He had sixteen home runs in the
36:52
first round. Not bad in Atlanta, a big
36:54
ballpark. We'll see how if that is going
36:57
to last or get him into the second round.
36:58
I I think it should. We'll see that.
37:00
We've seen crazier things. We'll see how good some of these
37:04
guys are going to be able to hit in in in Atlanta ball field.
37:07
That is really a pitcher's ballpark.
37:09
It's it's always been that. Everybody's I looked it up,
37:11
Errol, it's actually dead, dead middle of the pack.
37:14
It's 16th overall. They're like they're half of the
37:18
middle, right? I think it was the 15 or 16
37:21
fish. I saw 16.
37:23
I don't know if I saw it for just lefties or righties or how
37:25
it plays out depending on which handedness you are, but.
37:28
Yeah, it's interesting. I think in the beginning it was
37:31
like a. Pretty middle of the pack.
37:32
Ballpark. But the last three years has
37:34
been kind of even, yeah. Was it in Atlanta years ago when
37:37
Sammy Sosa was hitting them like a quarter mile every single
37:41
time? I believe it was.
37:43
It was. He was hitting them over 500
37:44
feet to dead center. It was just stupid that that
37:48
might have been my favorite Home Run Derby there ever was when it
37:51
was all the steroid guys taking all the hitting so far, McGuire
37:56
hitting them far they. All this is a grumpy old man
37:59
they. Don't have.
37:59
They don't make them like that anymore, Errol.
38:01
They don't have the star-studded ones.
38:03
You're right. It's not like it used to be.
38:05
No unfortunate and and again when it when it comes to
38:07
baseball, you want to see those guys, you want to see the best
38:10
stars, you want to see the best players and Mizarowski is a guy
38:12
that everybody wants to see. Zra is right now two point. 815
38:17
games though, yeah, I agree with you on that.
38:19
It's an All Star game. It's an All Star game I want.
38:22
To see. I think you're right.
38:24
I I it to me. But also like give it to what is
38:27
deserving like 5 isn't. Let me ask you a question.
38:31
Let me ask you a question. Is Suarez right now is pitching
38:35
in the World Series? Is he going to worry about a
38:37
damn All Star game? If Sanchez is pitching in the
38:39
World Series, you think he's worried about an All Star game?
38:42
Nobody gives a crap. Juan Soda was the one that was
38:44
bitching and moaning about it. I don't really care.
38:46
Juan Soda shouldn't be crying about it just because of 100K
38:49
that he would get from the Mets. That's not the end of the money
38:53
of what they are. No, they just.
38:55
Making. 60 million a year, a guy like Juan Soto, why is he
38:58
complaining about 100K? It's a case of that's fantastic,
39:01
Flores. Complaining, not those two.
39:04
If you can put $1,000,000 in your pocket, no matter how much
39:07
money you're making, yes, you're going to do it.
39:09
But it's a different case when Sanchez, who's on a rookie
39:12
contract and Suarez, I think just got paid, but it's a
39:14
smaller contract, is not making the team.
39:17
Meanwhile, Juan so does complaining about a a budget
39:19
where he gets more per game with the contract that he's making
39:22
this year. So it's just the way he did it
39:23
was a little differently. And Turner and Castellanos and
39:26
all these guys have a case too when you're judging.
39:28
It's even worse for it when it's a pitcher because the pitchers
39:31
are not in the fan vote. The pitchers are.
39:33
The pitchers are voted on by the managers.
39:34
And now in their case of the uproar by the league and now
39:38
he's putting them in, maybe it's Dave Roberts having incentive on
39:40
this. And Dave Roberts obviously is
39:43
biased against certain teams. And you're seeing it now with
39:45
the Phillies, too, for whatever reason, like both guys not
39:48
making the cut. Who cares?
39:50
Who cares? Why are we crying about this?
39:52
Everybody cries. Maybe the rule is.
39:54
Maybe the rule is if you throw 103, you're in the All Star
39:56
game. Who?
39:57
Cares. Good.
39:58
We'll put Jordan Hicks. In I will tell you this, I
40:00
remember the 90s Yankees or even 2009, those Yankees.
40:05
Mark Tushera, Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter.
40:08
That whole infield should have been in the All Star.
40:09
Game and the whole outfield should have been the All Star
40:11
game for the numbers they were putting up, especially in the
40:13
first half of the season. But that that doesn't happen.
40:16
Why? Because it's nobody wants to see
40:18
just the Yankees in the damn World Series except the Yankee
40:21
fans. So it it to me baseball
40:24
obviously wants their phenoms in the game like watching the gets
40:28
a chance to see James Wood. I want to see this guy win the
40:31
Home Run Derby. Why?
40:33
Because it would be a story I want to see, stories I don't
40:36
want to hear. The National League wins the the
40:38
All Star game. I mean, guess who wins the MVP?
40:42
Nobody could. If James Wood wins the MVP and
40:45
hits 2 arm runs in the All Star game, that's the story I want to
40:48
hear. Stories I want to hear like tall
40:51
tales, you know, I want to hear about Raggedy Ann.
40:53
I want to hear about Wizard of Oz kind of crap.
40:56
I don't want to hear about Oh well this guy won the MVP, it's
41:00
just him, who cares, It's Bryce Harper.
41:02
Oh it's Aaron George. I don't want to hear it.
41:04
I don't care. I don't care who wins a damn
41:06
truck car or a freaking, you know, nose bleed.
41:10
But at the same time, like when I, I agree with what you're
41:14
saying, but also there's so many other guys that are deserving.
41:22
I'm not saying it's right or wrong.
41:23
I'm not saying it's right or wrong.
41:24
I'm, I'm not saying anything in this realm.
41:27
Right. You have 5 starts.
41:32
Like I I love the talk of miss but you haven't prove it You
41:42
don't like he could be done next year.
41:47
He's got 5 starts. Do we really care that much?
41:51
Do we really care that much? For guys making their first All
41:57
Star team, like you feel bad for them though at the same time for
41:59
Sanchez, who's a young kid too. I think Suarez got there the one
42:03
year in 22 as an All Star, but Sanchez, that could have been
42:06
his first two and maybe they just have to expand the rosters,
42:08
but. 100%, but at 5 starts and you're like, I honestly, if, if
42:16
I'm being perfectly honest with you guys, if they asked me to be
42:23
in the All Star game when I was in my first one in the Futures
42:26
Game and everything, and if they asked me, I would say no.
42:33
I would say no. There's somebody more deserving.
42:35
I haven't done enough to earn that right.
42:39
I haven't done enough. That's why I don't want fans to
42:42
vote, want players to vote, because players are going to put
42:47
you in what you are in. I don't want to disrespect any
42:54
of you on this panel, but y'all never played the game that means
43:01
something to us. And if you get chosen by your
43:07
teammates, I was voted the most underrated player in fucking
43:12
baseball. I agree with them, by the way.
43:15
I am a legend just. Kidding.
43:17
And that's fine, I'm OK with that.
43:21
But as Pedro, always kidding. I'm kidding.
43:23
What? As Pedro always said, nobody
43:27
boos nobodies. Well, I guess I'm going to Boo.
43:31
You and I got I got booed. Well, I was a somebody.
43:37
Well, you're definitely somebody, there's definitely no
43:40
doubt about that. You are the one and only.
43:42
Droba Groba Scoop sits on the sitter.
43:46
As we all know, but anyways, finishing up.
43:49
With this, I do have I do have kids named after me, by the way.
43:52
I just I'm sure you do. Named Joba.
43:56
Groba. Now I.
43:57
No, if, if you what? Play that again.
44:02
When I see you, I'm going to punch you right in the face.
44:04
Jabba takes it up the ass. That's fine, I'll take Jabba.
44:09
Don't do it. Drobba, it's not an athlete.
44:14
Oh Nathan, you are the furthest thing an athlete.
44:21
Poor Nathan. You're punishing Nathan.
44:23
This guy has got such a. Great person, not the real
44:25
question. If there was a Home Run Derby
44:27
done, everyone had to wear a blue blazer.
44:29
Who would win? Oh, that's fair.
44:33
That's fair there. We.
44:35
Go Nathan. What would be?
44:36
What would be your picks for that?
44:39
So how did this thing work? You know you get.
44:41
You get extra if you don't get 3 outs within your swing.
44:45
So taking pictures in this format is actually better
44:48
because of that, because it well it is some somewhat timed if you
44:51
can get like I said, the. Three, because the rooker has 16
44:54
right now. Yeah.
44:55
So you're actually penal. You're actually not penalized as
44:58
much as previous formats for taking pitches with the time as
45:00
much because you don't want to get 3 outs otherwise you'll get
45:03
the extra time. So he gets the extra time
45:05
because of that, because he has two outs remaining and because
45:08
he only got out one once. I don't like it.
45:11
Speedy, did you say penal? Penalized?
45:14
That's kind of weird. Why does it?
45:16
Have to do. Complicated.
45:18
For my rear end is burning because.
45:20
There's so much. Controversy with like the splits
45:21
of different formats. I think they're trying to do it
45:23
like a hybrid together. I didn't even mind the way.
45:25
That it was stayed how it always was.
45:26
I don't. I don't like it I I don't the
45:28
way. They change.
45:29
I don't like the way they're changing it.
45:31
And again, that's because of Rod.
45:33
That's because of Rod Man freed as.
45:35
But did anybody? No, it changed.
45:37
Before that, it changed before that.
45:39
Yeah. There was something different
45:40
last year too and they were obviously switching before that
45:42
with the outs versus the time. Well, I don't like it after
45:46
you're after. You're well, and then they got
45:48
the bonus of it went over 420 or something.
45:50
Well, yeah, it used to be a distance.
45:52
Bonus, this format is a if you don't make 3 outs in the three
45:55
minutes. But why is Rooker's wife on the
45:58
field? I mean, come on, I I did.
46:00
It's I just want to see the damn the home run.
46:03
It's not I don't want to go. It's a for the family.
46:07
Are you, are you fucking stupid? The fact that you say that
46:13
arrow, I don't want to see it, understand?
46:15
I don't want to see it. They may never, they may never
46:17
get this opportunity in. Why would you?
46:20
Like he's a young. Guy, when you're going to do
46:23
something great, when you're going to do something great,
46:25
would you not want to have Britney next to you?
46:27
I don't. Know that that would be a
46:32
question that I'll have to answer when the Todd.
46:34
Jabba, you're not going to get him on this one.
46:37
You're not. I just you're.
46:38
Not going to get any. Answers I'm going to celebrate
46:40
with my father and my son. Blow my back out.
46:45
Errol just wants the action. He doesn't want the sentimental
46:47
crap. I, I had to take shit, worked my
46:50
butt off, pulled it out. I was granted that because I'll
46:55
let you lick my butt. The greatest thing.
46:59
I got a smart made with him. Why don't you want them to
47:02
celebrate that with you? I gave up the booty there.
47:06
Yeah, he probably did in many different ways, bend over and
47:09
crack a. Smile.
47:10
Why wouldn't you? No, I you can.
47:12
You can play the overlays and whatever you want to do, I don't
47:15
care. I don't I I don't want to.
47:17
See you still here as a man. You can't.
47:18
I don't want to see his wife on the baseball field.
47:21
I don't. I have any.
47:22
I have no interest of seeing that.
47:23
OK? I just want to see the Home Run
47:25
Derby. I want.
47:26
To see you don't want your family with.
47:27
You. No, it's a Home Run Derby.
47:30
The hell do I want to see my my wife on or my girlfriend or my
47:33
kids, maybe my kids because my sons or my daughter or whatever
47:37
they want to. They want to remember the
47:38
experience. I don't need to see my wife
47:40
holding my kid out there on the baseball field, OK?
47:43
I don't need to. I don't need to.
47:44
If it's an infant, stay stay out.
47:46
There you are a you are a miserable human.
47:48
Sorry. Not a miserable human.
47:50
I'm just telling you what I think I don't want to see.
47:52
I think I want. I want to watch baseball.
47:55
That's all. I want to see.
47:56
I don't want to see somebody's. But.
47:59
Don't you want your family to watch you do the same thing
48:02
that. And I will get no, I don't
48:05
again, when I when I you out of your mind, I'm out of my mind.
48:11
You're speaking some gibberish crap that comes out of your
48:13
mouth. I I'm telling you what I think
48:16
I'm making. You're telling me I'm out of my
48:18
mind because I have my own opinion.
48:20
I have the right of my own opinion.
48:22
I've never. Done what I've done.
48:23
OK, so we're we're going to that now.
48:26
You went with, you went with. I've never done what you have
48:29
done. OK.
48:30
I've never been a professional athlete.
48:31
Fine. I've done other things that
48:33
you've never done. Have you ever DJ in front of
48:35
35,000 people? Have you ever travelled with
48:38
some of the biggest DJs and the biggest artists in the industry?
48:41
No, I have. So you've never done that.
48:43
I've done that. I've done that.
48:45
I'm not arguing. I OK, so you I've done something
48:48
you've never done. So that's what I'm.
48:50
Saying I'm not. Disagreeing So I'm just I'm I'm.
48:54
Speaking, you don't want your family to see how good you are.
48:58
Yeah, well, I, I, I, his. If his wife wants to watch the
49:02
game, she could watch it out there in a press box.
49:04
She could watch that in the audience like everybody else.
49:07
I don't need to see her standing there with the infant in her
49:09
hands. No, because we are literally
49:11
like in a position. Pulled it out of my ass.
49:14
Would you not want your family to do that?
49:17
Listen, I want my family to be there.
49:19
I don't need to see her on a baseball field.
49:22
That's all I'm going to say about that now.
49:24
If you're DJ ING in front of 35,000 people and you know what
49:30
that does and you're not a parent I get that.
49:34
But to see your son do I want or dog.
49:39
No, I don't want my kids. I don't want, I don't want to
49:41
see my I don't want my kids to see a bunch of druggies dancing
49:44
around to my music. No, I do not want them seeing
49:47
that. I also don't want to see my kids
49:49
to see me up on a 50 foot scaffold looking like I'm going
49:52
to fall off of it when I'm DJ. Nope.
49:55
No, I don't want my kids seeing that.
49:57
And and you definitely don't want anybody because I don't, I
50:00
don't want them. Seeing because it's good and
50:02
bad. Cazero comes from an old school
50:04
mentality where the name took a lunch pail and they went to the
50:09
factories and they did their. Work.
50:12
And nobody needed to see their work, and their work was all
50:16
that mad. And then they came home to their
50:17
families. What are we playing?
50:20
Like some video game? And you're like Count Dracula
50:24
arrows in the video game arrows playing some Wizard of Oz.
50:27
Shit, all it is is people loving on their families.
50:31
Arrow, It's not a terrible. Oh, so so I because I don't love
50:34
on my I listen, I love my family.
50:36
I do a lot for my family, but I'm not going to.
50:37
Be sitting there, I'm just saying.
50:39
I'm out there trying to hit baseballs and impress the fans.
50:44
That's when I'm there, make baseball look good and I have my
50:46
wife sitting back there looking out there and we have the camera
50:50
wasn't on him. It was on his wife.
50:51
I don't want to see his wife. It's it's like watching the
50:53
court. OK, She's.
50:55
Part of us, dummy. She's not part of us, she's not
50:58
part of me. 100% she is that's. How you shame?
51:03
Yeah, that's that's about it. I mean, I'm about shaving that
51:06
debt. You're a grown man.
51:08
So you're saying you need? To learn how to grow, be a
51:09
grown. Man, you say you love Brittany,
51:11
correct? Yeah, I, I, I, I love.
51:13
So she's not part of that, so she's not part of what you do.
51:17
Yeah, well, I, I in some cases. She's not part of what you do.
51:21
Yes, I in some kind of ways I, I would say, but in, in other ways
51:25
I'm a little lost in some of the other stuff that I have to deal
51:28
with. So I All in all, if anybody
51:31
knows me and knows my personality knows that I'm
51:34
pretty straightforward now I want to beat around the Bush and
51:36
if I'm going to beat around the Bush, I'm making sure that I
51:38
shave it before I beat. Now.
51:40
Anyways, getting back to the baseball conversation in the
51:42
Savannah Bananas and Nick Castellano saying that it's
51:45
Savannah. If it's Savannah the bananas,
51:46
why isn't anybody dancing on the baseball field?
51:48
Why is anybody going out there in the audience and, you know,
51:51
sticking ball bags in in people's faces like Speedy does?
51:54
I mean, the fact is, I, I think base, the All Star game is
51:59
supposed to be entertainment. That's all it is.
52:01
You want to make, everybody's saying, oh, you make 100 KA,
52:03
$1,000,000 or whatever the hell they make through all these
52:06
different competitions and stuff like it, good for them.
52:08
The fact is, I don't. To me, it doesn't really matter.
52:12
It doesn't set you up to win a World Series.
52:15
It doesn't matter to me. As a matter of fact, if I'm a
52:17
baseball player and I know I have two weeks off that I can go
52:20
to Hawaiian Islands or something like that, I'm doing that then
52:23
dealing with the garbage. You don't have two weeks off,
52:26
you have four days off. All right, a week off.
52:29
A week off, because that's what they have.
52:30
They're going to have a week off, So what?
52:33
4 when? When's baseball start?
52:35
After the All Star game. Usually that Friday.
52:37
Friday, Thursday we got a throw. And when was?
52:40
All. Right, so when did when did the
52:42
All Star game start? So Sunday was the last day of
52:45
the season. So you have 5 days.
52:47
So you could go to an island, you could take a boat trip, you
52:49
could do anything, go hang out with your family.
52:53
They could throw something else. He could have, he could have, he
52:56
could throw some soap at his wife.
52:58
OK, in many different ways in the bathroom.
53:01
But why is the always at your spouse like?
53:04
Well, no. You're going to be hanging out
53:05
with your spouse, right? Are you going to hang out with
53:07
your spouse? What are you going to do?
53:08
Yeah, or am I hanging out with my son?
53:10
Oh, OK, you could be hanging out in the bathroom with a bunch of.
53:13
Just like that. Dropping, dropping the soap or
53:16
something of that magnitude. Would you drop the soap?
53:19
I don't. First of all, I never drop the
53:21
soap, and if I drop the soap I definitely won't do it in front
53:24
of you pain anyways. Cam Caminero's killing it right
53:28
now. Except 14.
53:32
Oh, I'm ahead of you, but he's are you ahead of me a little bit
53:36
if you're at 14. But I don't like these.
53:38
I don't like the pace of this stuff.
53:39
He's the one that had the walk off home run in winter ball that
53:42
he spent like a minute and a half running around the bases
53:45
taunting it like Caminero. He's a he's an interesting dude.
53:48
That Rays team is getting some personality.
53:50
He was the number one prospect of baseball for a reason.
53:54
Yeah, he's only, he's only 22. He's.
53:57
They're all young. James Wood is, is, is a young
53:59
kid. I mean, he's 22 years old.
54:01
All these guys. This is what you want to see.
54:02
You want to see the young guys. I don't want to see the old
54:05
dudes, 2829 guys that are going to get contracts in a in a year
54:09
or two because they're getting, they're going to be free agents.
54:11
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to thank all the fans out there.
54:14
Thank you on all the platforms from Spotify to Apple to Apple
54:18
video to Spotify video and all the audios to TikTok, Instagram,
54:23
Facebook, YouTube, and Speedy's asshole.
54:26
Ladies and gentlemen, we really appreciate all you guys tuning
54:29
in and listening to us throughout the week.
54:32
Keep listening to us, Speedy. We have any guests on on the
54:34
Wednesday. On Wednesday, Nathan, you got
54:36
the guest for Wednesday. Oh yes, is that is that point?
54:40
We're. Going to have is he?
54:41
Is he actually going to be here? Yeah, I heard so.
54:44
Yeah, current Dolphin. I'm just kidding man, I got.
54:47
It current dolphin safety? Come on man.
54:49
And. We'll get Eli.
54:52
We'll get Eli on too. Can I slap your ass?
54:55
Somebody, and I think Nathan wants to slap Jabba's ass.
54:57
What do you guys think, Speedy? Speedy how?
55:00
Big Do you think I don't want to?
55:02
I have a small ass. Listen, I got a small hand, so
55:06
Jabba's ass will probably look like a grapefruit to my hand.
55:09
You know, into something. Maybe a watermelon.
55:12
Speedy, you like I. Don't care about any
55:13
conversations about yours, Jabba's a Nathan's hand slapping
55:16
or whatever. I mean, what kind of watermelon
55:19
do you like do? You like OK.
55:21
Steam, water, coat, there's pitless and then.
55:23
Who would you? Who would you take a Who would
55:25
you take a hand slap if you got a bake between me, Errol and
55:31
Nathan? Who would you go?
55:35
Errol was a was a semi pro. Fighter who?
55:38
Who would you take an ass slap from?
55:40
Speedy, you don't have to answer that question.
55:42
That's the thing. Speedy ball bag.
55:44
Jake if. There's a yes or no he has shut
55:46
up. Errol was a semi pro was.
55:48
A semi pro fighter, amateur fighter, whatever year, he would
55:50
definitely win that. The question who would win It
55:52
would be him. No, I'm not saying when.
55:55
Who would. Who would you rather have one,
55:56
Bob? Who would you rather a smash?
55:58
Meese taking it, yes. Yeah, you're taking.
56:01
Me taking, Yeah, I thought you meant I thought.
56:05
You meant win like taking. It like my dog.
56:07
Wants your pussy tattoo? I'm gonna win, I know that.
56:12
Fish wears panties. Yeah, I'll go with you because
56:16
the other two probably wouldn't shut up about.
56:17
It. Somebody's got a Patty cake on
56:20
Speedy's. This it'll be.
56:21
Spreading this'll be spreading it out on his social media and
56:24
Arrow won't stop talking about. It.
56:25
Well, you're damn right. And, you know, hopefully we'll
56:27
have somebody here watching me do it.
56:29
What do you think? The old Mama, right?
56:31
No, Mama, dearest. No.
56:33
Why couldn't she send it to me? While I do it, Where's Britney?
56:36
Where's Britney? Oh, by the way, she is Jabba's.
56:40
Breaking news, I need Britney also.
56:42
Well. Somebody needs Britney and that,
56:45
that's the old NRNR hour himself.
56:48
Anyways, that's it. I, I, I gotta go.
56:50
I I'm tired. I'm loose, Speedy like you.
56:53
Loose is a goose, right? Goosing the loose or boosting
56:57
the caboose of a loose douche, right?
57:00
What's what are you? Talking about right I I'm just
57:02
trying to get him to actually believe what a douche is, right?
57:05
Speedy, I don't care. What is a douche say that?
57:07
It doesn't matter. Say it.
57:08
Say what is a douche? I don't care what a douche is.
57:12
OK, there we go. There we go.
57:13
Ladies and gentlemen, I'm done. It's over.
57:16
I'll see you Wednesday. Goodnight it.
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57:21
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