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Who will win the WORLD SERIES between the BLUE JAYS and DODGERS? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  Give him a significant You're going to have a ton of money to
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  spend. Why not pull it in one of the
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  top three offensive players in the league?
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  We're going to be looking at our judge and saying that he can't
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  win the big game, Michael Jordan said.
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  I played 82 games. You don't see LeBron doing that.
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  A. Game where you got to go?
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  It's been a crazy, crazy weekend.
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  It really has been. It's been back and forth.
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  The weather, it's raining. I was over there in Salem, MA
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  for for Saturday. It was interesting.
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  The weather was up and down it. It drizzled a little bit.
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  The clouds were out. The sun was out.
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  It was in its 50s. I actually like the weather.
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  Brittany did not. Jabba was hanging out at the
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  Nebraska game and hanging out because his World Series buddies
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  were out and about celebrating their 20th anniversary.
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  So I'm sure Jabba has some some stories.
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  It's been crazy. It really has been.
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  And it hasn't been a let down with sports because as you heard
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  from fish, The Jets won their first game of the season.
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  They're not won in seven. The Giants lose cams catapult,
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  but they still lose and, and again, The Jets are still
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  sitting at #1 if the season were to end today, The Jets still
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  draft that one, even winning on Sunday.
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  But and then you have the Dodgers, the Dodgers and the
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  Blue Jays. I, I picked the Blue Jays to win
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  this series in seven games. I just wanted to go that route
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  and hopefully go seven games because no matter what happens,
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  what happens, it will be fun all the way through because you
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  would love to see a Canadian team when you would love to see
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  an American League team win, even I do.
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  I want to see, I want to see a Canadian team win that the last
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  time we seen a Canadian team win was 93.
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  It's been a long time, so why not see a Canadian team win?
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  And I, and again, I want to see the Blue Jays win because I
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  can't stand the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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  So I don't like the deferred money.
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  I can't stand share with Tony. So you know, I, so my, my goal
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  here is to root on root on the one and only Blue Jays all the
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  way through. And we'll get into that heading
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  into tonight's game and game three, the Los Angeles YES
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  Dodgers and the World Series between the Dodgers and the Blue
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  Jays is all tied up one game apiece.
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  The Blue Jays struck first and took game #111 to 4 after
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  scoring nine runs in six innings off with Dodgers relief Dalton,
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  Alejandro Kirk and Addison Barger.
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  A Pinchick Grand Slam all homered.
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  Game 2 was a different story. The Dodgers starting pitcher
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  Yamamoto threw his second straight complete game in the
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  playoffs, shutting out and shutting down Toronto 5 to one
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  in a victory, allowing only one run and four hits with eight
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  strikeouts. It is the first complete game in
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  the World Series since Johnny Cueto did it with the Royals in
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  2015 and the first back-to-back complete games in the playoffs
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  since Kurt Schilling did it three times in a row for the
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  2001 Diamondbacks. I know Javados, I want to hear
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  about that. Game three starts shortly with
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  Max Scherzer. Yes, the great Scherzer getting
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  to the start for the Blue Jays and Tyler Glass now for the
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  Dodgers as the next three games will take place tonight,
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  tomorrow and Wednesday all at Dodger Stadium before heading
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  back to Toronto for game six, Game 7 if necessary.
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  We can go back and forth on this series and what we think is
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  going to happen. I expect this series to go six
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  or seven games. I think that the Blue Jays have
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  enough offense and we haven't really seen the best of
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  Bichette. Now Bichette comes back.
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  He has been really 80% at best, maybe 75%.
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  We heard Bichette say it doesn't matter where he is at.
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  I, I heard his press conference after game #1 and he's, they
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  asked him where do you see yourself?
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  And he says, what does it matter?
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  I'm up. I'm going to go up to the plate
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  and I'm going to swing at the ball.
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  It doesn't matter if I'm 100%. It doesn't matter if I'm 70%.
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  I'm going to be up there and I'm going to try to hit the ball as
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  hard as I possibly can. So we all know that Bichette is
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  going to go out there and speak freely on who he is and what he
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  is capable of doing in in a game.
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  But the fact is, we haven't seen the best of Otani yet.
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  We haven't seen the best of Mookie Betts or Friedman yet in
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  this series. The offense of the Dodgers has
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  not been very good in this series.
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  Now in game number 2, they had a couple home runs and they pulled
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  off a win 5:00 to 1:00, but they didn't dominate like the Blue
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  Jays did in game #1 And I'm going to tell you this right
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  now, if the Dodgers do not hit for over 7 or eight runs in
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  every single game, this Blue Jays team is going to be in
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  every single one of these games. This is a good offensive team.
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  You saw what they did against the Yankees.
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  You saw what they did against the Mariners.
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  Coming back from the Mariners deficit. 2O2O this is a good
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  team. This is a very confident team.
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  This is a team that has the ability to put up big runs and
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  and dominate in the later innings.
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  We've seen the offense that this Blue Jays team could pick at
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  pick a par pitching and they did it again.
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  They did it against Max Freed. They did it against every one of
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  the Yankees as Schlittler. They did it against all the
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  arrow Don. I remember that because I
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  watched those games pretty, you know, pretty consistently from
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  inning to inning, pitch by pitch, inning by inning.
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  This is a good offense. They're hitting on all
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  cylinders. And usually when this happens,
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  you ask the Texas Rangers, when they're hitting on all
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  cylinders, they're very hard to beat.
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  I remember against the Arizona Diamondbacks a couple of years
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  ago, the Texas Rangers and they got good pitching.
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  Obviously they got really quality pitching from an ex Y2
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  ex Yankees in that, in that rotation, but it was their
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  offense. It was the the providing offense
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  that they got extra innings from their shortstop, their second
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  baseman and they're outfield. They had a tremendous amount of
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  offense in the World Series. And I think that was the reason
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  why they beat the Diamondbacks and they got good pitching as
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  well. I'm not going to lie about that.
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  You need pitching, but you need offense.
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  And, and again, the Dodgers have both with the the, the, the
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  money that they have invested, the deferred money, they have
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  invested in every single one of these players.
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  And again, everybody's going to bring up Otania, what he did to
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  close out the way he did against the Brewers, hitting the three
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  home runs, the 10 strikeouts, the six innings world beater and
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  winning the the National League MVP heading into the World
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  Series. The fact here is, career wise,
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  Otania is a career 200 hitter in the playoffs.
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  He is not a great hitter in the playoffs.
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  Now, that doesn't take away his greatness.
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  That doesn't take away what he can do on a foot, on a base, on
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  a baseball field. It doesn't mean that he can't go
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  up and pitch in extra innings if they need pitching.
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  If if he's going to start in any of these games, he is going to
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  be quite capable of striking out the side, pitching 10 strikeouts
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  in a game. He's that type of player.
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  The fact here is this, this series was practically called
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  off. It was pretty about pretty much
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  over before the series even started.
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  Everybody had the Dodgers winning this series in five
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  games. And after the Blue Jays won game
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  one, I don't think it's going to be that easy.
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  And, and the Blue Jays had a chance to win game #2 as a
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  matter of fact, it was 11 going into the 7th inning.
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  The Blue Jays pitching is been quality.
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  It's not like they've been dominated.
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  And, and the Dodgers have been dominating at the plate.
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  They have not been, they have not been hitting as much as we
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  thought they were going to in this series like they did
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  against the Yankees. They completely dominated the
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  Yankees offensively last year. The Yankees could not compete
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  with the Dodgers offensively. As a matter of fact, Freeman
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  killed the Yankees last year. Mookie Betts, when he got a
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  chance to hit and he was hitting, he killed the Yankees.
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  Oh, Donnie couldn't kill the Yankees because Donnie couldn't
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  hit against anybody in the playoffs last year except in the
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  first. I think the first series he was
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  actually hitting close to 400. These teams are very well
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  matched, matched very well throughout this series.
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  I do believe this series could go six or seven games.
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  I don't think it goes five. I think the Blue Jays have too
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  much confidence in the players that they have right now, too
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  much ability with guys like Vladimir Guerrero that can play,
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  play offensively, sound the way he has throughout the playoffs,
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  hitting 347 in the ALCS and winning and and winning the
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  American League MVP going into the World Series.
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  And then you see what the the Dodgers can give, especially in
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  the middle of this lineup and really throughout this lineup.
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  I, I just think that this is very evenly matched.
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  I didn't, I know a lot of experts did not believe it was
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  going to be evenly matched. I also believe that the pitching
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  is very evenly matched to even though the names don't really
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  cross over to say, oh, when you look at Dalton for show and then
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  you look at guys like Otani or Yamamoto or any of these guys,
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  Glass now or Snell. These guys are all world MVP Cy
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  Young winners. If you look at it, Otani, this
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  is every year. He's a borderline Cy Young
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  winners. Snell is 1.
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  Cy Young's glass now has been up for a Cy Young in the American
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  League. We've seen this.
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  Yamamoto has been a consistent pitcher since he's come into the
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  league, especially in the second-half of his career.
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  He's been in the league for how many years?
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  2-3 years? He he doesn't really start off
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  very strong in the beginning of the season and then in the
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  second-half of the season, the guy's a completely different
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  pitcher. So we, we know what the Dodgers
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  can provide offensively and defensively.
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  We know what they can provide offensively.
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  But again, it's not a surprise with the Dodgers.
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  It has been a surprise with the Blue Jays throughout the
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  playoffs. Nobody.
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  I had so many New York guys tell me, especially broadcasters that
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  I spoke off air and listen to their shows that as soon as the
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  Yankees and our Judge hit that three run home run and the
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  Yankees won that game, that the series was over.
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  And I said, what do you wait a second?
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  The Yankees win a game the series over the Blue Jays were
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  up two to one when that happened.
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  So I, I, I didn't get that. And and I I took shots at a lot
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  of broad, you know, analysts and broadcasters a year in New York
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  for what they said because they thought the Blue Jays are a
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  choke artist organization. They don't they don't really
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  provide enough offense to get over the hump.
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  But this is a different Blue Jays team.
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  They proved it in the Mariners series when they were down to
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  oh, and we, they have the board and we know what the Mariners
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  have. They have one of the best
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  couches in Cal Raleigh and probably an MVP or maybe MVP
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  candidate because I've already told you Aaron Judge is winning
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  it. Everything that I've heard, he's
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  going to come away with most of the first ballot voting, voting
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  for first ballot MVP. So I, I think that obviously
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  when you look at this series, if you can go back and forth on
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  who's going to provide the, the offense.
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  I, we have again, we haven't seen enough of Freedmen.
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  We haven't seen enough of Mookie Betts yet.
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  I think we're going to, we haven't seen the best of the
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  Dodgers. So what we want to see is the
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  Blue Jays figure it out and get this series back to Toronto in
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  Game 6 and game seven. I think the advantage goes to
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  the Blue Jays if they have the home field advantage of the Blue
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  Jays are very hard to beat in Toronto.
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  And if they could keep this series three to two, maybe them
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  or even three to two, the Dodgers and you go back home and
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  you have the last two games at home, the advantage definitely
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  goes to the the Blue Jays. You were talking about different
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  teams that have made the World Series recently.
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  And I think of one of the common themes you see and you brought
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  up the the Royals too in 2015 is a lineup that doesn't have.
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  Any Well, I brought up Johnny Cueto.
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  Right, but there was a common thing.
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  Jabba Chamberlain he was a part of.
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  That I know. And there's a common theme where
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  those those teams don't have easy outs in their lineup.
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  I think besides Arizona, like all the other teams you brought
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  up, maybe they're 89 hitters might have been, but like every
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  other team did not have an easy out.
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  And I think the Blue Jays are kind of justifying that where
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  when they score, they score in bunches.
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  And I always said the Dodgers pro season kryptonite has
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  usually been the middle of the game.
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  Like if pitch innings 5 through 7 is the times if the Dodgers
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  are going to be vulnerable, that's when it's been even
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  before Dave Roberts was there when they had Don Mattingly and
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  they had the great starting pitching with Kershaw and Grinky
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  there. And they they were vulnerable in
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  the middle of games when they played the Cardinals, they
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  played the Giants teams like that.
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  And you saw it even against the Padres too, when they when the
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  Padres beat them in four games a couple years ago.
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  I was going to reference that point with the Blue Jays too.
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  We've seen them use starters out of the pen in gay way gay ways.
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  They're comfortable enough. Bassett they did at the end of
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  at the end of the series. You've seen that do that with
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  Scherzer. Scherzer's done that in many
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  teams throughout his career. The Nationals tried it.
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  The Dodgers tried it when he got traded over there.
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  So it wouldn't be surprising if John Schneider continues to do
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  that kind of creativity now. We've seen them make mistakes by
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  not using their higher leverage relievers at certain points
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  during the Mariner Series and maybe in the certain points
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  during Game 2 of this World Series too.
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  But like Errol, like you were saying, the Dodgers top of the
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  line about side of the one home run went by Otani in the first
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  game has not really gotten it going.
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  It's been Will Smith, it's been T Oscar Hernandez and those are
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  the consistent guys that the line of depth of the Dodgers
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  need. But the Blue Jays line of depth
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  has been right on par with them in terms of the consistency
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  aspect. Now Vlad's obviously going off
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  Springer really hasn't had the great series so far, but still
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  that kind of track record does favor the Blue Jays for the time
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  being, even though the Dodgers have more depth.
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  Just a matter of the Dodgers dominant starting pitch and come
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  back to like you saw how a Moto do again, which is insane.
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  Like that's two young two years in a row.
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  This young kid has been phenomenal later in the
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  postseason. I think the only bad game he's
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  had is the second game against the Mets in the NLCS last year.
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  It's insane the run he's on. And tonight glass.
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  Now we've seen him be vulnerable later in the stretch innings.
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  So that's where the Dodgers have to or the Blue Jays have to get
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  to it inning #5 inning number six if they want to win this
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  game in this series. It's the names that you see with
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  the Dodgers, obviously, but you you don't count the Jays out
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  because of exactly what they can do in game one.
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  When they when they scored all those runs in one inning, they
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  didn't swing and miss at a no two pitch.
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  And they have guys that can just step up and put quality at bats
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  and you know there there's going to be run scored.
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  I was talking about this this morning.
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  There's going to be run scored no matter what from both sides.
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  And and it could be the same way with homers.
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  It could be manufacturing and it it's just how the pitching comes
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  into play. If you can get to the bullpens
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  early, if they, you know, if they can get guys to go deep in
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  the game, it it was funny how we were talking about, you know,
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  just getting to a bullpen and whatever.
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  They showed the the, the Snell when he came out with 73 pitches
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  left. And then the Dodgers go ahead
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  and, and, and take over the game.
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  So they have the ability as a Dodgers lineup to go ahead and
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  change the game with, with a swing.
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  And there's multiple guys that can do it.
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  We've seen guys obviously with the names that they have, but
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  not really, you know, do what they're expected other than, you
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  know, obviously Otani in the one game.
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  But Will Smith's been the consistent, you know, little
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  engine that could by just, you know, being behind the plate,
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  being consistent and strong. And then Yamamoto coming out and
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  doing things that that we've very rarely seen.
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  And I think it was the last time was other than my dear friend go
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  fly a kite sticker where the sun don't shine curd ceiling.
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  And he did it three times. So it's it's interesting to see
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  how this is going to play out. Which Max Scherzer do you get?
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  I mean, this is his fifth World Series game.
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  And it is literally going to be interesting knowing Max and
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  being a teammate it is and being, you know, on the other
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  side and seeing how he gets locked in.
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  Is he going to be able to get deep in this game?
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  How deep will they let it go? Will they let him face it 2-3
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  times? I mean, you literally got to pry
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  the ball out of the dudes hand. So we'll kind of see how he
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  there's, whereas Velo is kind of is 9496.
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  It averaged 95.3 last start, which is good for him.
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  But also too that that you can't let that you know, be, you know,
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  get on the fastball and then it flattens out your breaking stuff
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  and and Max needs to do that to get these guys off of his
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  heater. So then you got glass now who
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  who obviously young on power on great curveball and then the
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  moxie of Max. So it's going to be kind of from
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  a pitching standpoint tonight and obviously moving forward
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  because there are going to be runs.
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  Let's see, this could be, you know, matches Lasser up.
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  He loves pitching, loves seeing, you know, this these lights turn
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  on and and he's done it for a long time.
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  This could be his last one. And and he goes out and he's
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  going to lay it on the line definitely.
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  So I'm excited to see this one And and I'm glad we're going to
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  we're going to get at least, you know, six games and and I hope
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  we get I love game sevens. And so we'll, we'll see how this
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  one plays out if it gets back to Toronto.
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  Like Earl said, Ronald's tough at home.
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  The Rogers Center is a different, different animal
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  there. They'll be out in LA, you know,
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  it's it's the World Series. They'll show up late to be seen
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  and leave early just so they can be seen and, and avoid traffic
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  as Max just about. Where's one in the face?
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  In this series to and a lot of people don't think that the Blue
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  Jays had a chance in this series.
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  That what the Blue Jays have done throughout the playoffs
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  from jumping from the Yankees and it really it all started
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  with the Yankees and then going to the Mariners.
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  I did not think the Blue Jays had a chance against the
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  Mariners. I wanted to see the Mariners and
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  the Dodgers. I didn't think that the Blue
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  Jays matched up very well. Against the Dodgers now when you
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  look at the rosters and you look at what Vladimir Guerrero is
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  doing throughout the playoffs and now you have Bichette back.
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  Now we'll see what Bichette is in the first two games.
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  In game number one, I think he got a hit and game #2 I don't
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  even think he got a hit. So I you want to see a little
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  bit more from Bichette, if he can add a little bit more
• 20:35
  offense to this lineup that they didn't have throughout the
• 20:39
  playoffs. Maybe this is a different team.
• 20:42
  And Bouchette is a really good defensive player.
• 20:44
  This is one of the best second shortstop.
• 20:47
  He plays second. I think he's a shortstop, but
• 20:49
  he's been second base in shortstop.
• 20:51
  You can move them all over the infield.
• 20:53
  So Bouchette is a really good player.
• 20:55
  Remember, he's a free agent at the end of the season, so he has
• 20:59
  an opportunity to make a lot more money and he wants to prove
• 21:03
  himself. So him coming back and somehow
• 21:05
  the Blue Jays pull off a win and they knock off the Dodgers where
• 21:08
  nobody expects. We all know Bakers has the
• 21:11
  dodgers -210 if somehow the Blue Jays win this series and
• 21:17
  Bichette has a big part of that, Bichette's going to give himself
• 21:20
  a lot of money. It doesn't matter if it's with
• 21:21
  the Blue Jays, it could be with somebody else in the National
• 21:24
  League or American League team that's looking for an infielder
• 21:27
  that can play defensively as well as he can and can hit for
• 21:30
  power and average as well. The problem with Bichette is the
• 21:33
  guy never stays healthy. You look at his background in
• 21:36
  his career in the last three or four years, the guy never stays
• 21:39
  healthy in 100, healthy for 162 games.
• 21:42
  That's the big that's been the big problem for Bichette and and
• 21:45
  why Bichette probably didn't get his money over the last two
• 21:48
  seasons. When you saw Vladimir Guerrero
• 21:51
  and Bichette wanting Otani, remember that story?
• 21:54
  Otani was going to come to the Blue Jays.
• 21:58
  Now a lot of people believe that was where he was going.
• 22:01
  And then he kind of did a flip. So we whatever they call it a a
• 22:04
  trickery. He goes over there to Dodgers
• 22:06
  signs with the Dodgers. And that was why they told the
• 22:09
  Blue Jays. Bouchette and Vladimir Gross
• 22:12
  said don't sign us, get Otani and then worry about us after
• 22:16
  that. And what happened was?
• 22:18
  If they didn't take deferred money.
• 22:19
  Think about this though. If Otani goes to the they don't
• 22:23
  get Vlad. True.
• 22:27
  I don't know. It's to me, it's I know with the
• 22:31
  Mets. The Mets won if Lana Mcgarrell
• 22:34
  junior and if he ever became a free agent in the offseason And
• 22:40
  and the Blue Jays waited. There's no way the Blue Jays
• 22:44
  resigned because I believe the Mets would have given him five,
• 22:47
  six, $700 million if they if they if need be, because you
• 22:51
  know, Soto, you know, Lindor very, very close.
• 22:53
  They train in the offseason with each other.
• 22:56
  So I, I did believe, a lot of Met, Met fans believed that
• 22:59
  Vladimir Guerrero junior was going to the Mets.
• 23:02
  And then they made sure before the season started or really the
• 23:07
  first week of the season, that they were going to seal the deal
• 23:09
  with him. And that's why they gave him
• 23:10
  $325 million guaranteed because that was sealing the deal for
• 23:14
  him. I don't think any team would
• 23:16
  have given him that deal. And the Blue Jays did because
• 23:19
  they wanted to make sure that they were going to keep him.
• 23:20
  So I and what he's doing right now, it would have gotten more
• 23:24
  money. Could you imagine?
• 23:26
  The Blue Jays didn't sign him. He goes he he goes to the World
• 23:31
  Series and he's their borderline World Series champion.
• 23:34
  If they win the World Series, that adds an extra probably
• 23:37
  seventy, $80 million to the contract that the Mets or any
• 23:40
  other team would have given him or offered him in the offseason.
• 23:43
  There's no way the Blue Jays would have kept them.
• 23:45
  Don't forget about the alternate Ruber, too.
• 23:47
  The Blue Jays were very much in on soda last offseason, too, up
• 23:50
  until it probably got to the 700 million mark that the Mets and
• 23:53
  the Yankees did. They were right in with it.
• 23:54
  Because like you've, oh, you mentioned many times, Vlad and
• 23:57
  Soda are very good friends. Very good friends.
• 23:59
  And so is Lindor. They train, all three of them
• 24:02
  training the offseason together. Yeah, and I've heard that many,
• 24:06
  many times. It's not just them.
• 24:07
  There's another one I forget who also trains with them in the
• 24:10
  offseason big. They all, they all train
• 24:13
  together. It's either in Dominican or
• 24:14
  Florida, Puerto Rico, they all like a bunch of.
• 24:18
  Tatis. I don't remember.
• 24:20
  No, it's not Tatis Machado. I think it was Machado.
• 24:23
  They all trained together, all all four of them trained in the
• 24:26
  offseason with each other. They're all good friends and,
• 24:29
  and, and, and I'm not saying they would have gotten Manny
• 24:32
  Machado, but I really do believe the Mets would have had Vladimir
• 24:36
  Guerrero junior right at their fingertips if, if that ever
• 24:39
  happened. But the Blue Jays made sure they
• 24:42
  saw, they sealed the deal and and he's their young superstar
• 24:45
  and that's where they're keeping.
• 24:46
  I think that's the guy they wanted to keep.
• 24:48
  I do not believe the Blue Jays are keeping Bichette.
• 24:50
  I think he goes to free agency and he will work the money,
• 24:55
  whatever whoever offers him or whoever wants to pay him a
• 24:58
  significant lump sum of money. He had a great season, Bichette.
• 25:03
  Then he went down in the second-half of the season.
• 25:04
  It was out for a significant amount of time.
• 25:07
  And that's the Bichette, you know, story.
• 25:09
  And his father was like that. If you remember his father when
• 25:13
  he played baseball with Colorado, he could never stay
• 25:16
  healthy. Ever.
• 25:17
  And if if you remember his father, he D aged a lot too.
• 25:20
  And then today's game, you know, the DH doesn't make as much
• 25:23
  money as the guy who can play the field when they go to the
• 25:26
  contract signings. And I think that's going to be
• 25:28
  unfortunately the situation for Bichette.
• 25:30
  You know, obviously had a really good productive season at the
• 25:32
  bat for the first time in a few years.
• 25:34
  Really. He was on this great trajectory.
• 25:36
  I mean, we talked about it a bunch when we bring him up.
• 25:38
  He had that weird knee injury that he never really fully
• 25:41
  recovered from, it looks like. And, you know, he just lost that
• 25:44
  elite athleticism that we all thought he was going to have.
• 25:47
  He's still a good player. Yeah, he's still a good player.
• 25:49
  But as guys like that with lower half injuries get older, you
• 25:52
  generally don't see it get better.
• 25:54
  And it's it's. Going to be a.
• 25:56
  Lot yeah, at shortstop, they're already playing him at second
• 26:00
  base because I think they're obviously making a comment by
• 26:04
  playing at second base that his range is no longer the same as
• 26:06
  it used to be going left and right, you know, so they're
• 26:10
  gonna move him to another. Also that him and as it's hit
• 26:12
  really well though too because he wasn't really a.
• 26:14
  Right. And I think the other thing
• 26:16
  Speedy is those guys have been, you know, at the back getting
• 26:19
  all the at at bats, you know, getting all the timing down.
• 26:22
  He hasn't been hitting, You know, getting your timing back
• 26:26
  in the World Series doesn't sound easy to me.
• 26:29
  You know, like that's even if you're a really good hitter and
• 26:31
  had a good season, that's going to be tough for anybody to try
• 26:35
  to get their timing back and then be an important part in the
• 26:37
  middle of the lineup against the pitching staff.
• 26:40
  Let's not forget, are all elite starters.
• 26:43
  I mean, look, they have to win tonight in my opinion, because
• 26:46
  they get an Otani next game and then they're going to throw
• 26:49
  another great pitcher at him after that and then another and
• 26:52
  then another. They they have to take this game
• 26:55
  so they can get back to Toronto because I agree.
• 26:57
  With that, I think, I think the pressure is on the Dodgers.
• 27:00
  I think there's more pressure on the Dodgers to win tonight than
• 27:03
  it is the Blue Jays. Because if the Blue Jays,
• 27:06
  absolutely. What do the Blue Jays have to
• 27:08
  lose? What do you mean no way Vegas
• 27:10
  has the Blue Jays losing this series in five games.
• 27:15
  In five games. So if you who has the pressure
• 27:17
  Blue Jays lose tonight, let's talk it out then.
• 27:21
  So let's talk it out. If the Blue Jays lose tonight,
• 27:23
  that means they got to deal with Otani tomorrow night.
• 27:26
  So that's look staring 3 down three one right in the face as
• 27:31
  opposed to the Dodgers. They dropped down the two one
• 27:34
  and they got Ohtani. Wait, hold on one second that
• 27:36
  they hold on one second. So because Dodgers, because
• 27:40
  Ohtani is on the mount, Otani because Otani's on the mountain.
• 27:43
  So he's unhittable. He's unhittable because he's on
• 27:46
  the certainly look like it. Last time it's one game, it's
• 27:49
  one game and it was the Brewers. The Blue Jays most the Blue Jays
• 27:54
  are better off in the NL. The Blue Jay, it doesn't matter.
• 27:57
  They're young team. The Blue Jays have veterans and
• 28:00
  better hitters in the middle of their lineup.
• 28:02
  OK, All right. I'm not going.
• 28:03
  To sit here and say wrong about the better.
• 28:05
  So you're going to you're going to come out here and you're
• 28:07
  going to say, well, if the Blue Jays lose tonight, it's over.
• 28:10
  They need to win tonight's game. That's that's a crock of you
• 28:13
  know what, that's a crock of crap.
• 28:15
  Of course it's not. Over.
• 28:16
  I just think you look back at a series.
• 28:18
  The series. Whoever gets the momentum can
• 28:20
  crash in the second part of the series is a big deal the.
• 28:23
  Pressure is absolutely on the Dodgers throughout this series.
• 28:28
  It's on the Dodgers. There's no chance in hell that
• 28:31
  it any of the pressure is on the Blue Jays.
• 28:33
  The Blue Jays weren't even supposed to be here.
• 28:36
  Everybody and their mother had the Mariners winning that
• 28:39
  series. They came back to, oh, I
• 28:41
  remember when they were down to, oh, I was at Applebee's with
• 28:44
  Speedy. Everybody on the bar says the
• 28:46
  series is over, over. And I saw Vladimir Carrera when
• 28:50
  he was interviewed at the end of the game by Baseball Tonight, I
• 28:53
  remember it and he says what? What do people say?
• 28:56
  2O and no teams got come back from a 2O deficit.
• 29:00
  It's absolute problem. It's absolutely probable that
• 29:04
  this could happen. And he and what did they do?
• 29:07
  They came back from a 2O deficit and then winded up winning the
• 29:10
  series. So to sit here and say, well,
• 29:13
  you know what the Dodgers are, if they win tonight, the series
• 29:17
  is over. The pressures on the Blue Jays,
• 29:19
  it's not on the Blue Jays. It's all on the Dodgers.
• 29:23
  All on them there. There's no argument to that
• 29:26
  because everybody, I disagree with you because the Dodgers
• 29:30
  know they're going to win this series.
• 29:31
  In their minds, they think, how are we going to lose this
• 29:34
  series? When we look at this series as a
• 29:36
  whole, We have Glass now, Snell, two guys that one of them that's
• 29:40
  won two Cy Youngs, another one that's been up for Cy Young in
• 29:43
  the American League multiple times.
• 29:45
  Then we have Otani, We have Yamamoto has pitched 2 complete
• 29:49
  games. The last guy to do that was Curt
• 29:51
  Schilling, who, by the way, won a World Series in 2000 against
• 29:54
  the New York Yankees. I mean, come on.
• 29:56
  When you look at naturally the numbers and you look at the
• 29:59
  players that they have, there's no possibility that the Blue
• 30:03
  Jays or any of their fans believe they actually can win
• 30:06
  the series. But guess what they do?
• 30:10
  Because they came out and they dominated in game number one, in
• 30:13
  game number 2, they took that. They took that game all the way
• 30:16
  to the 8th or 7 1/2 innings before the Dodgers went up and
• 30:20
  they hit. I think they were up 3 to one in
• 30:22
  that inning. And then in the next inning they
• 30:24
  gave up two runs. Yamamamoto pitched well to say
• 30:28
  that Otani is is dominant and that he's unhittable.
• 30:32
  The only time we've seen that is in in the final game of that
• 30:36
  series against the Brewers. And but God, by the way, I look
• 30:40
  at Otani and every time you put Otani on the mound, that scares
• 30:45
  me as if I was the Dodgers because it's just another inning
• 30:49
  and another pitch that could put him on the sidelines or put him
• 30:52
  in a position where he could go down.
• 30:54
  And get out of here. Dude dude, he tore his UCL how
• 30:58
  many times? Yeah.
• 30:59
  But how many times? And he's recovered how many
• 31:01
  times? He's not going to automatically
• 31:02
  tear. It he tore his UCL twice.
• 31:05
  Okay, usually, usually, but he's not hurt.
• 31:09
  Usually when you tear your UCL that many times, you're not the
• 31:13
  same picture. You're not now.
• 31:15
  Again Jabba will say well that's not true.
• 31:18
  Jacob degrom came back from 2 torn Ucls and and and again, I'm
• 31:23
  not comparing Jacob degrom to Otani, but Otani is an everyday
• 31:27
  hitter and when he goes up to the plate every single day,
• 31:30
  you're you're putting yourself at risk every single day to get
• 31:33
  hurt at you don't say. Well, what can we say, Errol?
• 31:36
  What can we say? Otani is a gambler.
• 31:39
  What can we say? Boy, Boy is he ever as Jabba
• 31:42
  doesn't believe it. Proven proven.
• 31:45
  Until then, what? Does he say, look, I just said
• 31:47
  they're staring down 31 because of the gauntlet that they're
• 31:50
  going to face. They were lucky enough to to get
• 31:53
  up against the bullpen and get Snell out of the game early.
• 31:55
  I think that's the recipe. This is take a lot of pitches
• 31:58
  and try to get to that Dodgers bullpen.
• 31:59
  That's the little weaker. Tanner Scott got hurt at the end
• 32:02
  of the season. He's not on the roster that
• 32:04
  another pitcher had a family thing that he's not on the
• 32:06
  roster and the pen, I mean, it's.
• 32:08
  It's his blow is big. I mean his family, obviously.
• 32:11
  All the best to him and his family.
• 32:12
  But yeah, that's a it's AI mean. It just obviously no timing is
• 32:16
  great for anything to happen to your family, but that's that's a
• 32:18
  big blow for them to feel. Obviously Tanner Scott was huge.
• 32:21
  But you know, coming into this not only, you know, dealing with
• 32:24
  him being gone, but emotionally, you know, going through what
• 32:26
  he's going through as as not only a teammate but a friend
• 32:29
  too. Is is adds up?
• 32:31
  You know what I'm saying? I think this series is anybody
• 32:34
  series. And I don't even think if if the
• 32:36
  Dodgers win tonight, I don't think this series is over.
• 32:39
  Not for a long shot, not for a long shot.
• 32:41
  But I do believe that if the Blue Jays win tonight, this is
• 32:45
  going 6, probably going 7. So I actually think it's going
• 32:51
  7, not 6. I.
• 32:52
  Think, do you think, do you think when you say like there's
• 32:55
  more pressure on the Dodgers is because of like the way they've
• 32:58
  constructed their lineup and talents?
• 33:01
  Yeah, The talent, the deferred money, they set this up to win
• 33:05
  multiple championships, not just one, not just 2-3 or four.
• 33:09
  If you look at this roster right now and you look at the talent
• 33:12
  right now, the pitching staff that they have, Sasaki is in the
• 33:16
  bullpen right now. Sasaki didn't have a great
• 33:18
  season. Yamamoto, his first year was not
• 33:21
  you. Never start again, by the way.
• 33:23
  Yeah, probably. Looks like he's a good closer,
• 33:26
  yeah. I mean, I'm speaking from
• 33:28
  experience, dog. You might as well stay at this
• 33:30
  point. Well, maybe they will, but
• 33:32
  nevertheless, I I think that they're in position to win
• 33:36
  multiple championships and everybody and their mother
• 33:39
  believe that Dodgers are going to run away with this.
• 33:41
  I don't believe the Blue Jays believe that.
• 33:43
  I think the Blue Jays believe they can compete with them and
• 33:46
  with the middle of the lineup, if they can get this, if they
• 33:48
  could get Bichette to get themselves and get get on base,
• 33:52
  even walk and get on base and and get these guys in high pitch
• 33:57
  counts. I you can get the starters off
• 33:59
  the mound as quick as possible. And by the way, Max Scherzer is
• 34:02
  not a terrible pitcher. Now, he's not the same pitcher
• 34:04
  he once was and the Cy Young winner that we saw with the
• 34:07
  Nationals and the Detroit Tigers and remember the Arizona
• 34:12
  Diamondbacks. But this is still a quality
• 34:14
  pitcher. And if he can get, you know, get
• 34:17
  into the later innings, the six or seven innings and he could
• 34:20
  stay on the mound and keep this to one or two, two runs.
• 34:23
  Why couldn't the Blue Jays win this game?
• 34:26
  So I, I think the Blue Jays are much more confident after what
• 34:31
  they did in game #1 and I don't really think they have any
• 34:34
  pressure on if the Dodgers win this series.
• 34:36
  Everybody expected it. If the Blue Jays get, you know,
• 34:40
  win game #3 or game #4 and get this back to Toronto and take
• 34:46
  this to Game 7, where do you think the pressure is going to
• 34:49
  lie? It's going to lie on the
• 34:50
  Dodgers. The Dodgers are the ones that
• 34:52
  have all the pressure on them because they're expected to win
• 34:56
  as Las Vegas and DraftKings and FanDuel.
• 35:00
  Everybody has them up -210 -, 250.
• 35:04
  And when you have that kind of number and you're looking at
• 35:07
  those numbers, what are the Blue Jays have to lose?
• 35:09
  As you heard Vladimir Guerrero junior say, we have nothing to
• 35:12
  lose. We're out there, we're going to
• 35:14
  play, and we're going to play all the way to game #7 if need
• 35:17
  be. And that's what you want to hear
• 35:19
  you from your best player, and that's all I'm going to say
• 35:21
  about that. Yeah.
• 35:23
  I mean, it's it's however you look at it from where the
• 35:29
  pressure is. I mean, if you're in the World
• 35:31
  Series, it's it's on everybody at this point.
• 35:34
  Yeah. OK.
• 35:35
  You can look at it from that view.
• 35:36
  Yes, They're supposed to get there.
• 35:38
  Yeah, they're not supposed to get there.
• 35:39
  So you can kind of look at it either way.
• 35:41
  I, I think it goes six or seven games, honestly, because I think
• 35:46
  there's going to be a, a situation where they blow it in
• 35:49
  and out and somebody goes and shoves.
• 35:51
  That's kind of going to be the nature of the beast with these
• 35:53
  two teams. And you know, you, you've seen
• 35:56
  it already. And I think that's kind of going
• 35:57
  to how it's going to play out for the rest of the time.
• 35:59
  I'd love to see it go seven games.
• 36:01
  I love a Game 7, especially when it's like literally win or go
• 36:05
  home. There's like no round
• 36:06
  afterwards. It's like either you're going
• 36:08
  home or you're going to celebrate for and be hammered
• 36:11
  for the next three days. So here's my problem with the
• 36:14
  seven games. I feel like this team might be
• 36:16
  better than the team that beat the Yankees in five last year.
• 36:19
  And because Otani was hurt, if you remember, with the separated
• 36:22
  shoulder slide in the second base in that series, they got a
• 36:25
  full strength. Otani, he's pitching that's I
• 36:29
  just think they're better if they win tonight.
• 36:31
  You think I'm the only one who has a love fest?
• 36:33
  You have the guy is the. Best player in the world he's
• 36:36
  pitching. No, he's when he's pitching the
• 36:38
  best player in the world and hitting Judge and we've gone
• 36:41
  over. There when Otani is pitching
• 36:43
  like this and hitting it does more to winning dude him than
• 36:47
  what judge? Could you remember?
• 36:49
  Could you remember a last time? The last time Otani hit three
• 36:52
  home runs in a game and had 10 strikeouts?
• 36:54
  Could you remember? It was the other day.
• 36:56
  Never, never. That was the only time he's ever
• 36:58
  done it in his career. You make it since.
• 37:01
  Oh, he's pitched it like this, pitch it like this and he's hit
• 37:04
  it like this. How many times does he hit three
• 37:06
  home runs in a game? He doesn't have to hit 300 runs
• 37:10
  and have any strikeouts to to. Win.
• 37:12
  It was an all world game. He's not going to do that again.
• 37:15
  It's almost physically impossible.
• 37:17
  He's not going. To do it my point, they have
• 37:19
  enough guys. Well, you're making it out to be
• 37:21
  well, if you pitches like that, it's going to be like he was the
• 37:24
  Brewers. And they didn't.
• 37:26
  It was. The Milwaukee Brewer.
• 37:28
  Last. Year you why are people making
• 37:30
  this argument against the Brewers OK yeah they.
• 37:32
  They were young. You're what are you?
• 37:34
  They're in that situation. Yeah, they were.
• 37:36
  They didn't hit very well, but you're downplaying the fact that
• 37:39
  the Brewers were in that position.
• 37:41
  Like Java. I heard this argument on MLB
• 37:43
  Network too, which makes zero sense to me.
• 37:46
  You're discrediting the fact of what he did is absolute
• 37:49
  astronaut. Let let me ask you a question.
• 37:50
  Let me ask you a question. What?
• 37:52
  Remember last year? Remember when the Mets
• 37:54
  eliminated the Brewers in the playoffs?
• 37:56
  Everybody had the Brewers winning that series.
• 37:57
  Remember that? Remember that?
• 37:59
  Yeah. Did the Brewers hit in that
• 38:00
  series? Did the Brewers hit in that
• 38:01
  series? Yes or no?
• 38:03
  No, the Brewers have it in the series.
• 38:05
  Exactly, Exactly. But what are you taking away
• 38:09
  from him? I'm not taking away from
• 38:10
  anything and I'm just telling you you're never going to see
• 38:13
  Otani do that again. You will never happen.
• 38:14
  Again, he already did it. Obviously he could do it again.
• 38:17
  Can Aaron Judge do what Otani did?
• 38:19
  No, sorry, he doesn't pitch. That's my point.
• 38:23
  But again, he can't do what Otani does.
• 38:26
  Here's what I'm going to tell you.
• 38:27
  Here's my point. Aaron Judge is an Aaron Judge is
• 38:30
  an everyday player. He plays in the outfield.
• 38:32
  He's a. Great defender.
• 38:34
  If Trump wanted to play every day, he could play every day.
• 38:36
  I I disagree. What makes you think that he
• 38:39
  could go out? What makes you think he could go
• 38:40
  on the outfield and do what Aaron Judge does?
• 38:42
  But that if he's not, if he didn't pitch 100%, he could do
• 38:46
  it. I, I and then he would I have to
• 38:48
  see it. Job.
• 38:49
  I have to see it, I have to see it, I have to see it because he
• 38:52
  might be a different player if he's playing out in the outfield
• 38:54
  every single day. 100% but to to what you're saying is he's not a
• 38:59
  pitcher. So Aaron Judge can't do what
• 39:02
  Otani does. Otani can do what Judge does.
• 39:04
  Really. Because if you look at the
• 39:06
  numbers, that's not true. If you look at the.
• 39:08
  Last thing he he physically in one year can do what Judge does.
• 39:13
  I'm not taking anything away from either of them, but what
• 39:15
  you're saying is an absolute stupid ass argument because just
• 39:20
  because you're saying Judge isn't a pitcher, Judge can't do
• 39:23
  what Otani does because he doesn't pitch but that Tony.
• 39:26
  Can, but that doesn't take away from what I think Aaron Judge is
• 39:29
  as a player over. I know you're not.
• 39:32
  It was one game he pitched in the playoffs and he pitched 10
• 39:35
  strikeouts in six innings and three.
• 39:37
  He's A10 WAR guy. What does that mean?
• 39:41
  What has he done in the playoffs besides that game that he
• 39:44
  pitched? He's a 220.
• 39:46
  He's in a 225 hundred. Yeah, that's fine.
• 39:49
  He hit 500 this year. Has no time he done that?
• 39:52
  Has no time he done that? Has he done that?
• 39:55
  Has he done that? The answer is no.
• 39:57
  That's my opinion here. OK, so you're going to tell me
• 40:00
  that Chair Otani could do the same thing?
• 40:02
  Aaron, Judge, Don. I'm telling the Dodgers are me,
• 40:04
  as is better with this version of Shohei Otani than last year.
• 40:07
  'S version good. Therefore, they're going to be
• 40:09
  better against this when the Blue Jays beat down.
• 40:12
  Yankee, when the Blue Jays beat the Dodgers, I don't want to
• 40:15
  hear your your, your yapping and all that here.
• 40:17
  Down to tonight here. Big deal to get ahead of Otani
• 40:20
  well. Guess what?
• 40:21
  I disagree with you. If the Blue Jays lose tonight,
• 40:24
  they could beat Otani and take it right back to Toronto and
• 40:28
  winning seven games and that's it.
• 40:30
  And I'm. We're not saying that anybody
• 40:32
  can be beat. We're not.
• 40:33
  Saying I'm telling you, I think. This might be a better team than
• 40:36
  the team they had last. I disagree.
• 40:38
  OK, so if if you're saying whatever and I'm just going to
• 40:41
  go based upon stats, right? Yeah.
• 40:43
  Why is Otani's playoff OPS better than judges?
• 40:46
  Let me ask you a question, Jabba, who is, If you look at
• 40:49
  the Dodgers and the Dodgers team last year, you look at the
• 40:51
  Dodgers right now and you look at the Dodgers last year, who
• 40:55
  the Dodgers last year, their record last year in the regular
• 40:58
  season, did they not have a better record going into the
• 41:00
  playoffs than they did this? Regular season doesn't.
• 41:02
  Matter. You say that, but I disagree.
• 41:05
  It means a lot. It shows me the the momentum a
• 41:08
  team has going into the playoffs.
• 41:10
  OK, so now you're talking on the other side of your mouth,
• 41:12
  because now you're talking. Oh, it does matter, but then
• 41:15
  you're shitting on the Brewers. Come on, I am well, the Brewers.
• 41:18
  What are you talking about? The Brewers were up and down in
• 41:20
  the second of the season. The regular.
• 41:22
  They were the Dodgers. Wait a second.
• 41:25
  The Brewers, The Brewers in the second-half of the season were
• 41:28
  up and down. They were not good in the
• 41:31
  second-half regular. Season doesn't matter.
• 41:33
  It doesn't have record in the NL.
• 41:35
  So what? They had a great first half.
• 41:38
  In the second-half they weren't as good as they were in the
• 41:40
  first half. They were absolutely unbeatable
• 41:42
  in the first half and in the second.
• 41:44
  Half, they were like the middle of the season.
• 41:46
  They had this. It was the second-half of.
• 41:48
  The over the summer. It was the second-half of the
• 41:50
  season when the the Brewers started having a losing streak.
• 41:53
  I think they went on A10 or A9 game losing streak.
• 41:56
  They want they won like a bunch of games around then they then
• 41:58
  they lost a bunch and they kind of came back down to earth and
• 42:01
  got let the Cubs catch back up. But let me let me no one's
• 42:04
  saying the Brewers were ready to face that team.
• 42:07
  They got swept, obviously. And no one's saying that the
• 42:10
  Blue Jays aren't a much better team than the Brewers are
• 42:13
  currently. And no one's saying that.
• 42:15
  I'm just saying this dodge. You're wrong.
• 42:17
  I disagree. Might be a lot better than even
• 42:19
  the team that beat the Yankees. I disagree with saying Dodgers
• 42:22
  in 5I. Disagree with you and they're
• 42:23
  not winning in five. I'll put money tonight.
• 42:26
  You want to bet? You want to bet?
• 42:28
  Put your money where your mouth is.
• 42:30
  I bet you 50 bucks. I bet you I don't.
• 42:31
  Want to? I don't want to.
• 42:32
  I bet you 50. I'm not going to take.
• 42:34
  That's fine. The New York Jets finally got
• 42:37
  their first win of the season versus the Cincinnati Bengals in
• 42:42
  a shootout, scoring 23 points in the fourth quarter to win the
• 42:46
  game 39 to 38. Breeze Hall had a great game for
• 42:50
  gangrene with 133 rushing yards and two touchdowns and had a
• 42:56
  passing touchdown to Mason Taylor on a trick play at the
• 43:01
  end of the game, which is the game-winning touchdown.
• 43:03
  Justin Fields, a week after being bench, got his start due
• 43:07
  to Tyrod Taylor having a knee injury and had 244 passing
• 43:12
  yards, 31 rushing yards and a touchdown.
• 43:14
  After the game, Fields opened up on his emotional difficulty he
• 43:18
  went through during the week, receiving criticism from many
• 43:22
  different Jet fans and even from Woody Johnson, who took shots at
• 43:26
  him for not being a complete passer.
• 43:30
  Head coach Aaron Glenn, after his first game and his first win
• 43:34
  as an NFL head coach, yelled effing grit in in the locker
• 43:39
  room to the team. And after the game, Glenn said
• 43:42
  he was proud of Fields. And it's handled things very,
• 43:46
  very well. He was still unsure over who
• 43:50
  would be starting quarterback for The Jets coming back from
• 43:54
  their bye week. The New York Giants fell.
• 43:56
  Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles beat them 38 to 20,
• 44:01
  getting revenge on week six loss to the Giants at MetLife
• 44:05
  Stadium. Former Giants running back
• 44:07
  Saquon Barkley looked like the Offensive player of the year
• 44:10
  like he was in 2024 form again after his 150 rushing yards and
• 44:16
  a touchdown, including breaking off the 65 yard touchdown run on
• 44:22
  the second player of the game for the Giants, the game turned
• 44:25
  as hard and badly as running back Cam Scataboo.
• 44:29
  His ankle turned after it was dislocated in the game.
• 44:32
  The ankle injury will likely end Scataboo's rookie season.
• 44:36
  After getting that horrendous injury, there was missed calls
• 44:41
  by the referees that went against the Giants, including
• 44:45
  the tush push that should have been a fumble recovery by Kevon
• 44:50
  Thibodeau, which made coach Brian Dabel a little bit upset
• 44:55
  and a little bit more hotter on the sideline.
• 44:57
  The Eagles, who were without receiver A.J.
• 45:01
  Brown in the game, head into the bye week comfortable at a six
• 45:05
  and two record while the Giants host the five and three 49ers at
• 45:10
  MetLife Stadium. I'm going to tell everybody how
• 45:12
  I really feel about The Jets. The Jets should not have won
• 45:15
  this game. I don't care how and what Justin
• 45:18
  Field said at the end. Again, I feel bad for Justin
• 45:20
  Fields. He got, he got attacked by
• 45:21
  ownership and, and obviously Woody Johnson.
• 45:24
  We've heard Chris Johnson in many different podcasts over the
• 45:27
  last couple of weeks say that maybe Justin Fields is just not
• 45:31
  fit to play in the NFL. Bree Saul had a good game.
• 45:35
  Bree Saul, really what The Jets were doing was promoting and and
• 45:39
  putting them out there because they're looking to move him at
• 45:41
  the trade deadline in the next couple of weeks.
• 45:44
  I, I don't know what they're going to get for him.
• 45:45
  Probably a third round talent. The The Jets right now are in
• 45:50
  position to get the number one pick.
• 45:53
  If you're in position to get the number one pick, why the hell
• 45:56
  are you trying to win these games?
• 45:57
  The Bengals, win or lose, Joe Burrow won't be back into Week
• 46:02
  10, a Week 11. They're not making the playoffs
• 46:04
  the way the AFC is really starting to fall, fall into
• 46:08
  place now obviously at Oliver going down, it affects the
• 46:12
  Buffalo Bills and and maybe the Buffalo Bills might not be a
• 46:16
  contender this year because of losing a guy that can stop the
• 46:19
  run as well as Ed Oliver can. And, and the problem really for
• 46:22
  a lot of these teams, The Jets and a lot of these AFC teams is
• 46:26
  stopping the run. If you look at the Baltimore
• 46:28
  Ravens, they've had a problem stopping the run.
• 46:30
  They're usually really good at it.
• 46:31
  The Bengals this year stopping the run, The Jets stopping the
• 46:34
  run, all these teams stopping the run, even the Kansas City
• 46:37
  Chiefs all season long really, except the last two games, their
• 46:41
  problem was stopping the run. And now you look at The Jets
• 46:45
  winning this game. They've got 2 winnable games
• 46:48
  left. They could beat the Cleveland
• 46:50
  Browns after their bye week. They could beat the Saints in a
• 46:54
  couple of weeks and and they put themselves in a bad position to
• 46:57
  fail because right now The Jets are sitting at one.
• 47:00
  If they win those two games, they can fall out of the top
• 47:04
  five, maybe even fall out of the top ten.
• 47:06
  The way everything is lined up. This win is not a win for Aaron
• 47:11
  Glenn. I know Aaron Glenn said.
• 47:13
  Effing grit and whatever he says and I love his enthusiasm.
• 47:18
  I don't think Aaron Glenn was going to get fired no matter
• 47:20
  what happened. They could go and offer this
• 47:23
  year. The Jets.
• 47:25
  We're going to keep Aaron Glenn. There's no way with a new GM and
• 47:30
  and the way this roster is set up because they pretty pretty
• 47:34
  much took Robert Salas team and his roster and he didn't really
• 47:38
  have much. The Jets really didn't have a
• 47:39
  real offseason of bringing in free agents because there was
• 47:42
  really no money that their salary cap was really invested
• 47:47
  into Garrett Wilson and source Garner.
• 47:50
  So The Jets didn't bring in free agents.
• 47:52
  They they really didn't bring in any, any Aaron Glenn guys.
• 47:56
  So that would be this offseason. And that's what I believe the
• 48:00
  New York Jets were going to do. They were going to give Aaron
• 48:02
  Glenn the opportunity to build his team and maybe his
• 48:06
  quarterback. Your your position Now where I'm
• 48:10
  worried because this is very jet jet esque.
• 48:13
  I remember. No, I'm not saying Trevor
• 48:17
  Lawrence is any good, but I remember that season where
• 48:21
  everybody thought, oh, The Jets are going to get Trevor
• 48:23
  Lawrence. They're going to get the number
• 48:24
  one pick. This guy can change a team, a
• 48:27
  roster, and this guy is the next Andrew Luck.
• 48:30
  And what did The Jets do against the Rams?
• 48:32
  I remember that game. They win the game, a game they
• 48:36
  shouldn't have won. They win it just very jet, jet
• 48:40
  esque. Just like this Bengals game.
• 48:43
  They win it at the end of the game and this is this is been
• 48:48
  The Jets Forte for years. It's been a big problem for the
• 48:52
  New York Jets. It bothers me as a Jet fan.
• 48:55
  I am not happy watching and really comparing this Jet team
• 49:00
  to any of the Jet Jet teams over the years.
• 49:02
  And Aaron Glenn is not been as bad as Robert Saleh, even though
• 49:05
  his record would probably argue that.
• 49:09
  If you look at every single game he's been in, every single game
• 49:11
  but the Cowboys and the Buffalo Bills, the games have been
• 49:16
  close. The Jets really should have
• 49:19
  three to four wins right now. If you were to ask me right now,
• 49:23
  my argument to the New York Jets is The Jets should be, what is
• 49:27
  it? They're seven games in.
• 49:29
  The Jets should be 4 and three. That's where The Jets should be.
• 49:33
  They choked in the Pittsburgh game.
• 49:34
  They could have beaten quite a few other teams, and I'm not
• 49:38
  going to mention the teams, but you could just look at the the
• 49:40
  scores of those games. They should have beaten Miami,
• 49:42
  even though they lost 27 to 2427 to 20.
• 49:46
  Miami's not a good team. But again, this is very Jet ask
• 49:53
  and the only reason why The Jets are still drafting at one is
• 49:56
  because their schedule is one of the top five easiest schedules
• 49:59
  in football and the teams right below them are some of the
• 50:04
  harder schedules. So right now The Jets are
• 50:06
  sitting pretty at one. What happens if The Jets pull
• 50:10
  off a win after their bye week against the Cleveland Browns,
• 50:13
  who have really nothing to play for?
• 50:15
  What do they got to play for? They got Gabriel and Gabriel
• 50:20
  and, and, and Shaddor Sanders. That's that's all we're we're
• 50:23
  trying to figure out who their starting quarterback's going to
• 50:25
  be next year. That's all they're playing for
• 50:29
  The Jets. And you know, Aaron Glenn, he's
• 50:32
  playing, he's playing for his life because everybody, every
• 50:37
  single fan on social media, every single radio show, every
• 50:40
  single broadcast, everybody was picking on Aaron Klein that he's
• 50:43
  not the guy. What were The Jets thinking?
• 50:44
  The guy doesn't know how to play.
• 50:46
  He doesn't know how to play call.
• 50:47
  He doesn't know how to call the game.
• 50:48
  He's he's, he's put in a really bad position in the fourth
• 50:52
  quarter. He doesn't know how to call a
• 50:54
  timeout. This Jet team, look at their
• 50:58
  star wide receivers. Yesterday it was Johnson and
• 51:00
  Williams. Who the hell are they?
• 51:03
  I don't even know who they are. They're on their depth charts.
• 51:07
  They were five and four on their depth charts going into the
• 51:10
  season. Watching The Jets is
• 51:15
  humiliating. It's not something as a fan.
• 51:18
  If you're a giant fan, at least you have something to watch.
• 51:20
  I mean, yeah, it's got a Boo. Yeah.
• 51:21
  Dart, you have a good front seven.
• 51:23
  You have Dexter Lawrence. I mean, The Jets, we don't even
• 51:26
  know if this defense is going to be the same next year.
• 51:28
  Why? Because this isn't Aaron Glenn's
• 51:31
  defense. You can see it's not Aaron
• 51:32
  Glenn's defense. We've heard Quinton Williams
• 51:35
  name being brought up in trades. Quincy Williams name being
• 51:37
  brought up in trades. Bruce Hall's name being brought
• 51:39
  up in trades. Every single one of these guys.
• 51:42
  Jamie and Sherwood's name being brought up in trades.
• 51:46
  This whole defense besides source Garner has been brought
• 51:49
  up in trades. This is not going to be the same
• 51:53
  Jets team next year. And that's why I have always
• 51:56
  believed that Aaron Glenn was never going to lose his job even
• 51:59
  if he went over and for him to win this game.
• 52:02
  Exciting. If if you're a Jets fan and you
• 52:04
  want to jump for joy and I want to give, I want to say something
• 52:09
  I do. I do believe The Jets were
• 52:11
  playing for Nick Mango. I do everything that we've heard
• 52:16
  from the players after the game and really from, you know, Rex
• 52:21
  Ryan and what he said before the game at an NFL countdown on ESPN
• 52:27
  and, and we know how what Rex Ryan thought of Nick Mangold.
• 52:30
  I know what I thought about Nick Mangold.
• 52:32
  This guy's a Hall of Hall of Fame center.
• 52:35
  Malai was a Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Center for the New York
• 52:38
  Jets. And Nick Mangold, he only played
• 52:41
  for one team, new New York Jets. Malai played for Miami and he
• 52:43
  played for The Jets and he played for, I think another,
• 52:46
  another organization, Titans. Nick Mangold was a Jet his whole
• 52:50
  career. This guy was a Hall of Fame
• 52:53
  center and and to hear the loss of Nick Mangold at the age of
• 52:58
  41, I think they just play for him.
• 53:00
  I think Aaron Glenn, who knew Nick Mangold and a lot of these
• 53:03
  players, Garrett Wilson who trained and actually saw Nick
• 53:07
  Mangold at the facility in the off seasons, year in and year
• 53:10
  out. Sauce Gardner who got a chance
• 53:12
  to make Nick meet Nick Mangold. All the coaching Staffs that
• 53:16
  knew Nick Mangold, he was a Buckeye, OK, we all know Wes and
• 53:22
  what he said about Nick Mangold and the the special player that
• 53:25
  he was for the Buckeyes. This guy was an old world New
• 53:29
  York Jet and, and losing him before the game and the
• 53:32
  announcement that The Jets and the organization lost a great a
• 53:37
  great player and a great personality like that.
• 53:40
  I think The Jets absolutely played for Nick Mangold in the
• 53:43
  fourth quarter. You saw that the trick played by
• 53:45
  Bruce Hall throwing it to Mason Taylor was sensational, was fun
• 53:48
  to watch. It really was.
• 53:52
  But Jet fans, this is not good. Any Jet fans sitting here today
• 53:56
  and thinking that it was? It's it's not.
• 54:00
  I'm not happy watching the New York Jets win that game.
• 54:03
  That's why I didn't watch it. I didn't I didn't care for it.
• 54:07
  You, you Jeff fans sitting there and we won our first game.
• 54:10
  You're won in seven. How many games do you think
• 54:13
  you're going to win? And this is just very Jet esque
• 54:16
  as far as the New York Giants are concerned.
• 54:19
  They were never beating the Eagles.
• 54:21
  They were never going to win two games against the Eagles in the
• 54:24
  same season. This Eagle team is too good, too
• 54:27
  talented, even without A.J. Brown.
• 54:29
  And you are not going to have another game like you did in
• 54:33
  game #1 where Saquon Barkley couldn't run the ball.
• 54:35
  There was no way they were stopping Saquon Barkley
• 54:38
  back-to-back games in in a three or four weeks, man.
• 54:41
  There was no way in hell. Saquon Barkley is too dominant,
• 54:44
  too good of a player. Giant fans know that the fact
• 54:48
  that Cam scataboo went down the way he did it, it was
• 54:51
  disgusting, horrible to watch, horrible to watch a kid like
• 54:55
  that. All the fans love this kid.
• 54:58
  It's not fun to watch somebody go down like that and and in the
• 55:01
  in the pain that he went down and and and and out for the
• 55:04
  season for everybody. The the one thing that fans were
• 55:08
  looking forward to week in and week out.
• 55:09
  I know that from fish. I know that from Speedy.
• 55:12
  I know that from Mr. Poops over here is Cam Scataboo and and
• 55:18
  Jackson Dart, the special players that they are and and
• 55:22
  the type of players that they could become for the New York
• 55:26
  Giants in the family of the New York Giants organization.
• 55:29
  That was hard to watch even more harder harder to watch Kevon
• 55:34
  Tibono not recover a fumble. OK?
• 55:38
  This guy is an absolute disgrace.
• 55:42
  OK, I, I, I, I don't know what you're watching, fans, and you
• 55:46
  think that this guy deserves any kind of money in the offseason.
• 55:50
  This guy thinks he's going to get paid a significant amount of
• 55:52
  money. He has a free agent at the end
• 55:54
  of this year. Giant fans, if the Giants bring
• 55:57
  this idiot back. I, I'm going to tell you this
• 55:59
  right now, Abdul Carter is a million times better than Kevan
• 56:03
  Thibodeau. I, I, I don't even know why
• 56:06
  anybody thought that this kid was going to be a good play.
• 56:09
  This was Joe Shane's first draft.
• 56:11
  I'll never forget it. He had two top 10 picks and both
• 56:16
  of them aren't going to last with the New York Giants more
• 56:19
  than five years and you think that this guy deserves to keep
• 56:24
  his job? Honestly, the Giants right now,
• 56:29
  they're going to win probably another three-game.
• 56:31
  I'm not up for games, probably another game or two.
• 56:34
  I think they can win 4, maybe five games depending on how
• 56:36
  everything falls together. The Giants have no running game
• 56:39
  now. Tracy can't stay healthy.
• 56:42
  You lost catapult for the season.
• 56:43
  Who are you going to bring off the scrap heat Now you're going
• 56:46
  to say singletary? Give me a break motor.
• 56:50
  They have nothing. They have no running game.
• 56:53
  They have no wide receivers. They lost neighbors that Darius
• 56:56
  Slayton. I never thought any highly of
• 56:58
  Darius Slayton. I I mean, they got some, you
• 57:01
  know, they got some weapons in some kind of way.
• 57:05
  I mean, if you want to say Jackson Darty's put in a bad
• 57:08
  situation. I I I don't know if any giant
• 57:12
  fan is happy to watch the rest of this season and how it's
• 57:15
  going to fall together now the trade deadlines around the
• 57:18
  corner. If the Giants think that they
• 57:19
  could, you know, somehow sneak into the playoffs.
• 57:22
  I don't I don't see it anymore. The only way they sneak into the
• 57:25
  playoffs if they won last week, which they should have because I
• 57:28
  knew they were going to lose this game against the Eagles,
• 57:30
  The Eagles are I'm telling you guys this.
• 57:34
  This is the best team in the NFL.
• 57:37
  I'm going to tell you this right now, I don't think anybody can
• 57:40
  argue this right now. This is the best team in the
• 57:43
  NFL. You will see after their bye
• 57:46
  week when they come back, they're they're going to they're
• 57:49
  going to go on a four or five game-winning streak.
• 57:52
  I I just don't think there's any team in the, the NFCI thought
• 57:55
  that the Packers were going to be good adding Mike apart.
• 57:58
  The Packers. Jordan Love looked sensational
• 58:00
  last night. He did and and and Tucker looked
• 58:05
  fantastic too. They they, they're, they look,
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  they look great a tandem like that.
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  But you're not going to see that week in and week out.
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  I have Jordan Love on my fantasy team, two of my fantasy teams.
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  Am I going to bet that Jordan Love is going to take me to the
• 58:20
  promised land in those fantasy leagues?
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  No, that was a game that he wanted to prove himself against
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  Aaron, Aaron Rodgers and he did. He proved himself.
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  Y'all played Aaron Rodgers that that NFC, that NFC North that we
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  thought was going to be good. Minnesota's not good.
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  The Packers up and down, Chicago's up and down.
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  The Lions are the best team in that division.
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  There should win that division. A Division I thought was the
• 58:47
  best division in football is really up and down.
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  It's not really that good. You know what I thought?
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  I think the division, the division that really stands out
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  to me is that the Buccaneers division, even though Atlanta
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  lost against Miami, and we'll talk about that a little bit
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  later in the show. The, the Eagles are the best
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  team right now in the NFC. You want to say that the Rams I,
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  I don't, I don't trust the Rams. They're young.
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  They got a young defense and and and again, the the the players
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  that they have in Devante Adams and and Puka Naku.
• 59:23
  Puka Naku has played in how many years?
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  What was it three years in the NFL, third year, third year?
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  How many times has he been injured?
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  How many times has he been injured?
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  He's been injured a couple of games here and there every
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  single season he's played. Yeah, he puts up the numbers,
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  but is he going to stay healthy? He's going to be 100%.
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  No, nobody's 100% going into the playoffs, as we've heard many
• 59:46
  players say. I I don't trust.
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  I don't trust any of those teams.
• 59:51
  The only team I do trust is the team that won a Super Bowl last
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  year and when when on all cylinders are unbeatable and we
• 59:59
  haven't even seen the best in Jalen Hurts yet.
• 1:00:02
  Yeah, it's one of those instances where we looked at the
• 1:00:05
  passing game with the Eagles and it was about to get going at
• 1:00:08
  some point and it wasn't this game was just A.J.
• 1:00:10
  Brown not even being there. He got Smith getting going.
• 1:00:12
  Johann Dotson caught a touchdown in that game and Saquon finally
• 1:00:15
  got back to the form that he did and that was what was missing.
• 1:00:18
  I think it was the play calling with the offense.
• 1:00:19
  We saw that in 2023. It really hurt the Eagles and
• 1:00:21
  now you're seeing him at full throttle.
• 1:00:22
  The Giants. Yeah, just keep your players
• 1:00:24
  healthy at this point because you already got a worst case
• 1:00:27
  scenario and you're seeing CT issues with Dark potentially 2
• 1:00:30
  that I worry about as well. Brian Dabel, if he just able to
• 1:00:33
  keep his job, just go with a quick game offense at this
• 1:00:35
  point. As far as The Jets are
• 1:00:37
  concerned, yeah, I'm not going to say this win means anything
• 1:00:39
  for them. Maybe trade deadline strategy
• 1:00:41
  like you're saying. Breece Hall, trade him.
• 1:00:42
  Quinn and Williams, see what you can get for him.
• 1:00:43
  Don't sell low on Quinn and Williams, but see if you can
• 1:00:45
  sell high on him and maybe get good value with that too.
• 1:00:48
  But definitely a good emotional win for Nick Mangold as well.
• 1:00:51
  Nick Mangold, one of the best centers I've ever seen, if not
• 1:00:53
  the best center I've ever seen. Very sad what happened to him.
• 1:00:55
  And The Jets really rallied around that.
• 1:00:56
  And I agree with you on Glenn. Glenn is a gritty coach.
• 1:00:59
  It takes a lot for a coach to be fired in a year 1.
• 1:01:01
  Aaron Glenn, even though he's losing his.
• 1:01:03
  He is just like Dan Campbell. He is just like Dan Campbell.
• 1:01:06
  I don't care what anybody says. Jet fans got to stop this, stop
• 1:01:10
  all this garbage. All all of the social media
• 1:01:12
  saying fire. They have signs up on.
• 1:01:15
  They're making signs up like memes now.
• 1:01:18
  Fire Glen. Fire Glen.
• 1:01:21
  It makes no sense. After one year, Robert Sala's
• 1:01:24
  roster, it's Joe Douglas's roster.
• 1:01:27
  It's not even mogies or Aaron Glenn's roster.
• 1:01:32
  And everybody has them out. Everybody has them out, yeah.
• 1:01:35
  Quickly, we have our guest and I just want to mention like it
• 1:01:38
  takes a lot more like Urban Meyer with the scandal with the
• 1:01:40
  Jaguars, the Texans, all the stupidity they did with the
• 1:01:43
  Rooney Rule, trying to hire these like basically phantom
• 1:01:46
  coaches that never were to keep their job.
• 1:01:47
  Arizona with Steve Wilkes, like you were talking about a few
• 1:01:49
  weeks ago. There are a lot of players in
• 1:01:50
  like Steve Wilkes, so he had to get fired like it takes a lot.
• 1:01:53
  Aaron Glenn is not really fit any of those boxes.
• 1:01:55
  Steve Wilkes is getting fired. Yeah, Steve Wilkes was a head
• 1:01:58
  coach of Arizona. He's as good as fired.
• 1:02:00
  The Jets are going to fire him at the end of the season.
• 1:02:02
  They're Aaron. Glenn's one of those guys that
• 1:02:04
  won't fire him in the middle of the season.
• 1:02:06
  That that's what Bill Parcells would do.
• 1:02:09
  Bill Parcells would wait until the end of the season and he'd
• 1:02:11
  disband guys. He'd get rid of guys.
• 1:02:13
  He is not going to fire him in the middle of the season.
• 1:02:16
  It's not Dabel did that with Wink Martindale, right?
• 1:02:18
  I think it was He did that Gables different and he is also
• 1:02:23
  a Bill Belichick disciple and what's he Bill Parcells to?
• 1:02:26
  I'm not even sure. I don't even remember, but maybe
• 1:02:29
  he's a part of that tree. But Aaron Glenn is not going to
• 1:02:32
  fire Steve Wilkes until the seasons end.
• 1:02:34
  I believe Aaron Glenn will take over the reins of the defensive
• 1:02:37
  coordinating at the end of the season.
• 1:02:39
  He is not getting fired for all that Mike McCarthy.
• 1:02:42
  I've been hearing names of Mike McCarthy and the chance at the
• 1:02:45
  game the other day was MM McCarthy.
• 1:02:49
  I, I, I don't want to hear it anymore.
• 1:02:51
  Jeff. Fans need to stop this.
• 1:02:53
  Give this guy a chance to succeed.
• 1:02:56
  You're not going to succeed jumping from one coach to
• 1:02:59
  another. You can't fire him in the in the
• 1:03:02
  first year based upon the fact that he doesn't really have his
• 1:03:04
  dudes in obviously crappy situation with, you know, when
• 1:03:09
  you have to rally around something like that.
• 1:03:12
  I mean, that sucks. Obviously all the best to him
• 1:03:14
  and his family and and the organization as a whole because
• 1:03:17
  you know, like, you know, fish is going to touch on later and,
• 1:03:20
  and how he impacted that whole organization.
• 1:03:23
  And yeah, the the energy, the young guys, the Giants had, you
• 1:03:26
  know, look forward to and Cam that first you had neighbors,
• 1:03:29
  now you have Cam and as somebody that's done the same thing to
• 1:03:32
  his ankle, hopefully, you know, best case scenario, there's
• 1:03:34
  nothing wrong with his tibia and fibula.
• 1:03:36
  But if there is going to be a little longer, if it was just an
• 1:03:38
  open dislocation where they snapped it back in, maybe a
• 1:03:41
  couple screws here and there, it won't be as long as you think.
• 1:03:44
  But if there was a if there was a a fracture in the fibula and
• 1:03:47
  tibia, it's going to take a little bit longer.
• 1:03:49
  But obviously nothing came out like that.
• 1:03:50
  So, yeah. And they weren't going to stop
• 1:03:53
  Saquon back-to-back. And he goes out and then it's
• 1:03:56
  funny how they were just talking about his longest run of the
• 1:03:58
  year been 18 yards and he busts out of 65 to go ahead and start
• 1:04:01
  off the start off his day. So yeah, it was a it was an
• 1:04:04
  interesting day for both teams. That's for.
• 1:04:05
  Sure, I will say this. Kev says that the.
• 1:04:07
  Colts. If they were to match up in the
• 1:04:10
  Super Bowl, he'd have the Colts beating the Eagles and running
• 1:04:12
  over the Eagles. I don't believe that.
• 1:04:14
  Be your dream though. Danny dies versus Sacral.
• 1:04:16
  I would love to see that and, and that's my prediction right
• 1:04:19
  now. If you were to ask me right now
• 1:04:20
  who are the two best teams in the NFL, it would be the
• 1:04:24
  Indiana, Indianapolis Colts and the Philadelphia Eagles.
• 1:04:27
  I think those are the two best teams in the league.
• 1:04:29
  And wouldn't that be fitting for all you Giant fans to see that
• 1:04:32
  in the Super Bowl in San Francisco?
• 1:04:34
  I don't know if that's going to happen.
• 1:04:36
  I would love to see it because I know Fish can't stand Saquon
• 1:04:40
  Barkley. He can't stand Danny Dimes as he
• 1:04:44
  has his middle finger up right now pointing at me.
• 1:04:46
  And I know all you guys, all the Giant fans do not want to see a
• 1:04:50
  Kev is a Giant fan. He don't want to see it.
• 1:04:52
  Nobody wants to see it. But it would be very fitting to
• 1:04:55
  me to see the two guys that I've been rooting for ever since
• 1:04:59
  they've moved on from one team to another and, and see them in
• 1:05:02
  the Super Bowl. And, and that means one of them
• 1:05:04
  are going to win the Super Bowl. So it'd be fun to watch.
• 1:05:07
  But I think it's the I think the Eagles are the best team right
• 1:05:10
  now in the NFLI. Don't think there's an argument.
• 1:05:11
  And A.J. Brown needs to keep his mouth
• 1:05:13
  shut. And if A.J.
• 1:05:14
  Brown could just stay on the field and be even 80% healthy,
• 1:05:17
  this Eagle team with a healthy Saquon Barkley, almost
• 1:05:21
  impossible. This defense hasn't even played
• 1:05:23
  at its top game yet. Think about this.
• 1:05:27
  This defense is way better than they've played.
• 1:05:30
  Jaylee Carter, who was one of the best defensive lineman in
• 1:05:33
  the league last year, has not been the same player he was last
• 1:05:35
  year. Just think about this, what he's
• 1:05:38
  going to be and what this defense is going to be when he
• 1:05:40
  when this whole team starts to play as well as they did last
• 1:05:44
  year in the second-half of the season.
• 1:05:45
  Watch out for the Philadelphia Eagles.
• 1:05:47
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• 1:05:53
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• 1:06:12
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• 1:06:27
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• 1:06:29
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• 1:06:33
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• 1:06:34
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• 1:06:37
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• 1:06:40
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• 1:06:45
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• 1:06:47
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• 1:06:50
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• 1:06:55
  bring back that sounds like a constipated.
• 1:06:58
  I don't drink a lot of milk. Milk.
• 1:07:01
  It does a body good. Anyways, it does me good.
• 1:07:04
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• 1:07:06
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• 1:07:09
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