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Devin Williams is NO LONGER the closer for the Yankees! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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A call to the pen I. Think you can throw a strike on
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this pitch? It's not going to be my.
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John at Arm feels like jello right now.
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Just get it over. The plate I want him to swing.
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Last time I did that, the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet
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for a call to the pen. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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it's pretty simple. Jabba and the Goodster are going
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to go back and forth and tell us, well, obviously Fish is
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going to have some questions, but they're going to go back and
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forth and tell us stories about their time in the MLB.
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Let's do it. Here, let me add myself back in.
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We'll go with it like this and we'll just throw you up in the
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middle when your turns up. It's a call to pen.
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Early season struggles in the pen.
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I was thinking of this because of Devin Williams being removed
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from the closer role temporarily.
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And you guys both were relievers in the bigs.
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And I was wondering, you know, what it was like when you had
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struggles or some of your teammates had struggles and how
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you guys tried to work through them, how to help each other out
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and if you have any cool stories about something like that.
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I mean, for me really it's I think change of scenery
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sometimes is a good thing, sometimes it's a bad thing.
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We we see a change of scenery can can be both and I think
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sometimes too, and obviously we'll get goodies take on this.
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But I sometimes think when you struggle, sometimes you try to
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do too much, like you overanalyze and you become
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paralysis by analysis where because you have so much video
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and you have like you're in the big leagues for a reason.
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And you just try to get better at what your craft is every
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year, every game. And I think too, when you have
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struggles, I think sometimes less is more.
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There may be, you know, you may have moved hand position, you
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may be leaking on your front side.
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There's a lot of euphemisms that I could use.
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But I think too with a change of scenery, with certain things,
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with struggling and getting taken out of position that
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you're used to. And we'll specifically talk
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about Devin Williams is maybe going into it knowing what he
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had and, and what Luke Weaver has done.
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Maybe he tried to do too much. Maybe he was trying to make one
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pitch better because we've all fell into this like where, oh, I
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threw a bastard slider, I got to make this one even better.
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It turns into cement mixer and it's 420 feet to left field.
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And so I think for him, he he just needs to trust his stuff
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and know he's good enough to do it.
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And Nick Turturro and I talk all the time and we had him on the
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show and he's a die hard Yankees fan.
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And we we talk pretty much every day when it comes to the
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Yankees. And maybe there's a different
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role for him on this club compared to when it was with the
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Brewers. And sometimes that is what
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happens. And you've seen what Luke Weaver
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can do. He's very capable of it.
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We've seen it in the regular scene, we've seen in the
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postseason. And maybe Devin is more set to
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set up. We'll see what happens.
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Is he going to win it back? I don't know.
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But I think he just needs to trust the process.
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And yeah, we all have rough outings and we all have rough
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starts. And I think it's just trusting
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your ability, trusting in what you do and not over analyzing it
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to like where you have to reform everything.
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Like, oh, it's not working here. I have to change everything.
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I don't think you have to do that.
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And I I think, and I hope he doesn't.
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And I think he's going to be good.
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Yeah. It was a rough month.
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Let's just, I mean, let's put it that way.
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It is what it is. But I think with his ability and
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his pitch ability and knowing what he's good at, I think he'll
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be just fine. Yeah.
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Is it going to take a little bit?
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I just hope he doesn't try to recreate the wheel because that
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wheel is what got him here and obviously what made him sign
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with this team and what they believed he could do.
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So I think he'll be fine. I just hope he doesn't try and
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do too much and and change a lot of things because when that
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happens then it changes who you are and who you are is what got
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you here. Yeah, man, I would agree with
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that. That's pretty, pretty well put,
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right? There doesn't really need to be
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too much. Honestly, few things that I
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would do and that we would do as a bullpen, we would probably go
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out. We're struggling.
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Just just go out and just torture your body.
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And then like on my on my, on my end, like if I had a rough one,
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I would usually go to like McDonald's and order like 2 Big
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Macs, an extra large coke, a biggie fry and just pound it to
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the face and just feel terrible for my about myself for that
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night. Wake up the next day and be
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ready to rock. So like everybody has their own
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way of getting out of a funk. You know, He needs to just make
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small adjustments. Baseball is a game of
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adjustments. So it needs to be small
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adjustments, probably needs to get in with, with, you know,
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Matt Blake or, or Desi and just hone in on one specific thing
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because sometimes it could be the most ridiculous thing that
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changes your whole year. And, and, and it's literally, I
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mean, personally for me, I was struggling really bad in 2019
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and AAA coming back from an elbow surgery.
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And if and if my slider was not very good.
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And a a fan showed me a picture that she took of my hand on the
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baseball when I was throwing a slider.
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I kid you not. And my pointer finger was off
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And like the whole time before that, I was death gripping it
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with two fingers. And she showed me that and I was
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like, I was like, holy crap. Like mind you, I hadn't pitched
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in a year. So like this is like I'm
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starting to get back into it, you know, and changed my whole,
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my whole thing. I took my 22 ERA down to a 7 was
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in the show and pitched to a 3 1/2 the rest of the year just
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because of the picture. So something small like that,
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that all he needs to do. And sometimes it's just a fake
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amount of confidence, something to just get you there.
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It's a placebo effect that will take you to the next level.
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And obviously, I mean, the dude's good.
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Like the guy played, you know, he's a stud.
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So like just needs a little boost of confidence.
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And I hope New York, the fans will give that to him because
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you're going to need them come to postseason.
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You're going to need them to even get into the postseason.
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Goody I'm I'm the same way I I would flare on a curveball and
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so that's when I started using a finger condom because literally
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like so it's a finger condom where your finger goes in so it
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doesn't move. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Literally, you knew the the best I.
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Wasn't on a glove, mine was on the.
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Ball on the ball, mine was as I would release because I was an
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over pronator and so as soon as they would see my finger pop up,
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they knew it'd be a curveball and you knew who pointed it out
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was a hitter. And so that's when that's when I
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realized I need to talk to hitters more so than I need to
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talk to pitchers. You get the best advice from
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them. Those are the guys I'm trying to
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get out and they're like, we knew you'd throw it every time
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because we just watch your finger go up and you don't.
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You subconsciously you don't think about it, but you do.
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It I was like this when I was sucking death grip and white
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knuckle. So I would go come here, same
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thing. And then on the picture and and
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when I'm at my best, this finger is just just relaxing on the
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seam. So when I would go down, the
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picture was like this and you can't tell because my arm is
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behind me. Only I would know and so it
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would be down and then as I come back up, it gets back on and
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then I RIP through, which is the most ridiculous thing.
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And it it clicked and I and then, you know, then I just was
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just wipe out sliders and back back.
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That's a whole nother story that we can get into.
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It's pretty interesting story my 2019 season, but yeah, I'll I'll
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be sure that one off. We'll have to.
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We'll have to dial that up for the next time.
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We might. That's something we probably
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want to share offline. Offline, so it's not.
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It's not NSFW is what you're saying.
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For right now, for right now, maybe in a few years, then we
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can get back. Yeah, did you?
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Did you ever go slump Buster? No, I was I've I've had a boy,
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my girlfriend slash wife for 17 years.
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Oh well, you're lucky because I had one.
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And honestly, this my like my slump Buster was too.
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Big Macs and a pint of ice cream from graders.
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Absolutely just. That's kind of what she looked
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like. Well, Buckeye blitz, bro.
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The things you learn on a call to the pen.
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Anyways, we got another segment as we call this inside baseball.
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Now let's go deep, deep inside what I am excited.
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This is inside baseball. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we do this every single week. We've got the goodster, We got
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the chamber and we got the Marks and off, as we call this, inside
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baseball and Mr. Fish Fishman is going to give us and we have
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Speedy. He's going to give us some
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stories and we're going to argue with them.
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All right, so we got a handful of stories and one highlight.
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We'll end with the highlight. That's going to be a new thing.
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So we're going to start off with the Yanks going with this three
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home run barrage in a row, four and five batters actually, but
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three home runs in a row to start a game against the Orioles
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for the second time in a season. That's the first time that's
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ever been done twice in a season in Major League Baseball
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history. Also, they did it 31 days apart,
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exactly one month apart this year, which makes it even more
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incredible. Part of that mix both times.
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Aaron Judge boys 427 batting average, 10 home runs, 32 RBIs,
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WRC plus 262. The full season record is 244 by
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Barry Bonds when he was on the juice take.
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What do you think about this type of power from Judge and
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that crazy record? Good, Nick.
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This is what you expect. This is what you expect from
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somebody like him. He's one of the best players on
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the planet. He's a captain for Team USA for
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a reason. He's a captain of the Yankees.
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I mean, we expect nothing less from the most storied franchise
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in sports history. So, I mean, not surprising.
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Three home runs in a row, the lead off the game twice, you
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know, one month apart is pretty awesome.
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They are the Bronx Bombers. Did they do it both times in New
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York? No, this was in Baltimore.
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Yeah, Baltimore is a band box as well.
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So New York's band box, Baltimore's band box, pretty
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much everywhere in the AL ES band box.
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So not surprising. They're built for power.
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Let's just see if they can sustain that throughout the
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whole season. Yeah, I mean, it's Judge doing
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what he's done and Fish and I talked about this earlier too.
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He had that stat and then you go, you go F WAR.
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The highest ever was Babe Ruth at 14.3.
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Judges projected at 16.7 to finish with that point.
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Like literally like those numbers are stupid.
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In the last 162 games, he's averaging 369 with 62 homers,
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like 143 RB is. And you know, he he doesn't, he
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doesn't slow down. He continues to get better and
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he gets more consistent. I think him obviously moving
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back to right field has has a lot to do with in the in the
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comfortability of what he does. And it's just it's funny how
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when this happened early in the air, it was all the torpedo
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bats. We didn't hear one conversation
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about the torpedo bats when this happened, right?
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And so it's like, oh, was it really the bat or are they just
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that good? But goody, you make a great
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point. Is it is it sustainable?
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And you've got certain guys that you know have stepped up
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everybody. He was like, oh, Goldies washed
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up. He's the only other guy that's
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really hitting. You know, you got Jazz and your
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favorite player Errol that has some dismal at.
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That, by the way, I, I told everybody that Paul Goldschmidt
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was going to have a big season. I, I said it.
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And by the way. Oh no, I I agreed with you.
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That's why I said. That's why I said I wanted to
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get Arenado too. Yes, and I think they still
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can't get it Nolan Arenado. I still think they at the trade
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downline they can absolutely yeah.
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I I could see Saint Louis trading.
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I could see it happening. I think it's been been pretty
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impressive what Aaron Judge is doing right now.
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I it, I don't think he's going to hit 400 all season long, but
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the last player to do this, you know, the way he is doing it
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right now. Yeah.
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I, I don't even remember Miguel Cabrera, I think was the last
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person hitting 430 games in a season.
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I it's been a long time since we've seen this.
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It's pretty damn impressive. And and, and again, Aaron Judge
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has an opportunity right now. And I mean, me and Jabba have
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gone back and forth. Who's the best player in the
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MLBI? Don't think it's an argument
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anymore. The best hitter in baseball
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right now is Aaron Judge. Oh, no.
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And and I think he's the best player in baseball right now.
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I don't think you can argue. And by the way, where's that
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reporter that wrote that story a couple of weeks ago and said
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that Aaron Judge is the 4th best player in the league?
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I don't hear him anymore. Where is he at?
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Because right now Aaron Judge is doing things we've never seen a
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player do so it and even Barry Bonds hasn't done it as good and
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as well as this well, you. Can you can say to from the
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reporter but MLB.com did a poll the players and he was #3.
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That's interesting. That's interesting.
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That's that's a player's poll. Well, that's a lot of jealousy
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from a lot of players. That dude said in 427, which by
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itself before you talk about anything else for over a month,
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to hit 427 is pretty wild. Then to do it with the power
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he's doing it, the defense he's playing and just a leader.
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Not to mention the leadership of the team.
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That's not part of the stats that are legendary.
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His leadership, which is what is even more special about him.
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This is the heart and soul of the franchise.
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Not because he's so good, because of all of the things he
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does while being so good. Not every great player does
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those things. You know, It's really special.
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It goes from the little things to like having the jukebox, like
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you're in charge of the the music in the clubhouse to set
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the tone. You know I'm an arrow as a DJ.
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Swish Alicious as we call them. He loves the control the the
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jukebox over there. And I'm sure Jabba knows all
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about that. Nick Swisher love to play his
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crazy music, but that's what I heard.
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But I agree with you. I think it's incredible what
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he's doing. I think he's special.
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And anybody that's going to doubt Aaron Judge and what he's
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done over the last three years, go look at his numbers.
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Slug in percentage number one home runs, number one RBI is #1
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war #1 every single practically offensive statistic.
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He's blowing everybody out of the water.
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And right now he's not human. This is like alien is a alien
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life form that doesn't belong in the major leagues.
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It's unbelievable what this man is doing right now.
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It's incredible. And Yep, and by the way, he is
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doing it in other stadiums too. It's not just Yankee Stadium.
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His numbers in other stadiums right now is better than Yankee
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Stadium. His his batting average and he's
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hitting more outside of Yankee Stadium when it then he's going
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in Yankee Stadium. It's pretty incredible.
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Yeah, yeah. So let's move on to the next
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story. The opposite of offense is what
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Jacob degrom has had his entire career.
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You know, as a Mets fan, speedy, you know that he want to Cy
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Young in a year that it seems like they never scored a run for
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him. Well, he won his first game of
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the season the other day. Pitching for Texas was his first
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win since 2023. He had 9 total runs and run
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support in his first five games before this win.
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He has a 273 ERAA, 100 WHIP, and a 140 ERA plus, which means he's
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having a pretty good start to the season.
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Guys, why can't this guy get run support?
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Do people hate him or something? He's one of the best pitchers
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ever that nobody wants to score runs and get him wins he's going
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to have. I don't know what his total wins
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in his career are, speeding, maybe you can find that real
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quick, but it's probably about 30 less than it should be.
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He's automatically a Hall of Famer.
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He's automatically a Hall of Famer for what he's done when he
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is in the game. I don't think there's any
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pitcher we've seen anything like him.
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He's been pretty incredible and his best pitch is a change up.
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Think about it, his best pitch is his change up and he throws
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also 100 mph when he wants to. I mean, it's incredible.
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He's 85 and 58, yeah. But and he still.
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So what do you think probably should be over 100 wins by now
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for? Sure, 150 wins if he could stay
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healthy, if he could have stayed healthy.
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And remember, he was drafted as a shortstop.
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He wasn't even drafted as a pitcher.
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So that's that's even more incredible about the story
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behind the whole Jacob degrom and and look at the pictures
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he's played with you talking about look at Zach Wheeler, look
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at his success over here. Now in Philadelphia.
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They had him, they have Noah Syndergaard at one point
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everybody thought Noah Syndergaard was one of the best.
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That what was his nickname? A Thor.
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That's what they called him. And then they had the Black
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Knight over there. That was and and Yep, Matt
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Harvey and they had Matt's. You're talking about one of the
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best young pitching squads in all the baseball and the two
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guys that have stood out from all the rest is who, Jacob
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degrom and Zach Wheeler. It's pretty incredible.
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Yeah, I just want to see him healthy.
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I mean, it's literally been six years since he's thrown 200
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innings. And we all know the capability
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he has and the arm that he has. And it's just, it sucks because
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sometimes it's just plagues people and you know, as as a
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grind of what it is and especially pitching at this
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level, it it's it sucks because you want to see those guys like
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that's, you know that Jacob degrom is Paul Skeens back then,
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because even if you weren't a Mets fan, you wanted to watch
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him pitch. And that's exactly what he and
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then still he still has the stuff.
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It's just if he can stay healthy and you know, it's I'm, I'm
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happy for him because I, I know being hurt and goody, you know
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this as well. How much of A grind it is to,
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you know, to rehab and then see your guys do well or not do well
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and see them get back. And you know, you've got to
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wait, Trust the process. And every time you trust the
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process, he gets hurt again. And I know it can be frustrating
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and it can beat you up mentally, But, you know, I'm just happy
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for him that he's continuing to to grind it out and, and it was
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happy to see him get a win and go do what he does and, and do
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best. And and he's still, when
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healthy, is still one of the top five best pitchers in the game.
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Yeah, there's no question. The stuff is there.
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You know, the stuff is stuff is clearly there.
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He's a Cy Young candidate. Cy Young stuff front of the
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front of the line starter. You know, like you said, the
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injury bug plagued him for a little while, but he's back.
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He's pitching well as far as run support.
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That's just sometimes that's the way the cookie crumbles.
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You know, it just happens to land on every fifth day and he
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happens to be starting, you know, but I have a feeling the
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offense will will turn around and he'll get some run support.
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I mean, he's he certainly has pitched 2.
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He shouldn't be, you know, whatever 3 and O however, how
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many games he's thrown, he should have won them all.
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I just was looking at his thoughts.
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So yeah, to get back on the mound is the first thing that
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you, you know, the the first big hill that you need to to climb
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when coming back from injury. And now it's just being able to
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go out, build innings, build your pitch count up, continue to
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go deep in the game, save your bullpen.
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Eventually, yeah, the runs will start to click for him.
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And I, you know, I wouldn't be surprised if he's an All Star
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and in contention for AL Sai Young.
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And so, you know, this year or next.
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I think he's, you know, one of the most special players I've
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seen pitch as an adult. He's he's up there.
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So the next one we got is the injury report guys, I just.
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Want to pull down? So you take a look at it.
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I wanted to start off with Logan Gilbert, who has the, you know,
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the flexor strain. We all know what that means.
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Yep, the flexor strain. The the terminology of old TJ is
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coming down the Pike any times, anytime now For Logan Gilbert,
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it's first time he's ever been on the IO on his career ace of
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the Seattle Mariners voice. What does he mean to that team?
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He's huge. I mean, obviously being a young
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kid and having that and that's, you know, like Goody and I have
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talked about when we talked about injuries early in the year
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and you know, they give you these words to to cover up
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what's going to come on. And hopefully it's not it.
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Hopefully, you know, it's, it's not as bad as it is, but that's
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usually what ends up happening at some point.
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Maybe he gets through it a little bit, but at some point
22:37
it's going to happen. And, you know, just with how
22:41
young those guys are there, I love I love watching Seattle.
22:45
And, you know, it's the young talent that they have.
22:48
They don't get talked about a lot just because they're so far
22:51
away and you don't see them a lot on TV.
22:53
So if you don't know the game and if you don't watch it or pay
22:56
attention, some of these names don't go, you know, recognize as
23:01
much as they should. Like, you know, Buster Posey
23:03
comes to an example. Like obviously being on the West
23:05
Coast, you didn't get to watch them that much.
23:07
And I think there's, there's a lot of that that happened where
23:11
you see misguided talent that is really, really good, but you
23:14
just don't put eyes on the product sometimes.
23:16
And I think it's a huge loss. It's not going to be a 15 day, I
23:21
can tell you that much. It's going to be longer than
23:24
that. Hopefully it's it doesn't turn
23:26
into TJ. But when it comes down to that
23:29
with him, you know, anchoring that rotation and and being a
23:33
young arm and you know, you know, having that experience of
23:37
success and, and winning and and being that guy, it just it
23:42
stinks for a young guy like that.
23:43
Obviously talking about Jacob degrom in that aspect where you
23:47
don't want it to linger and it keep, you know, manifesting into
23:50
into more stuff. So you just wish him the best at
23:53
this point. Yeah, I mean, you're getting a
23:56
guy who last year through 208 innings, the year before 190
24:00
innings, the year before that 185 innings.
24:02
So you're, you're losing a bulk of your, you know, your your
24:06
innings and you're going to have to rely on the next man up
24:09
mentality and whether we don't know who, I don't know exactly
24:12
who that's going to be, but you're losing a front end top of
24:16
the, you know, top of the rotation guy.
24:20
And I'm sure you're going to lose him for a while here
24:23
because flexor strain is the precursor for Tommy John.
24:29
And it doesn't matter how many times you rehab it or how long
24:31
you stay on that. You only have so many throws in
24:33
your arm before it goes. And once it goes, it's a minimum
24:37
of a year. You know, some guys would like
24:39
to push it and come back in 11 months, but you're looking at a
24:42
minimum of a year. So at this point, you know,
24:45
George Kirby's on the IL, you have Logan Gilbert on the IL,
24:48
you have Emerson Hancock who's up.
24:51
I don't really, haven't really watched too much of him.
24:53
I know Brian Wu's nasty. I always like Bryce Miller and
24:55
Luis Castillo. So I'm really going to have to
24:58
anchor down and we'll see what happens with the with those
25:01
guys. I'll be seeing them in August.
25:04
So looking forward to hopefully seeing Logan Gilbert pitch.
25:09
So just going through some of the other injuries, wanted to
25:12
get Speedy in on this one. A little bit on the Mets bullpen
25:16
woes. So Minter has, I believe it's a
25:20
lat or something like that, like very similar to what Louise Heel
25:23
has. So he's going to be done for
25:25
looks like 2 to three months type of a situation.
25:28
And I thought it might be longer.
25:31
And then another reliever Young going down.
25:34
You have a lot of stress on this bullpen early in the season.
25:39
Speedy. How do you, how do you think
25:40
you're going to be able to hold up with this kind of a MASH unit
25:43
going on here? Yeah, pitching versatility is
25:46
going to be the big key for the Mets because the Mets bullpen
25:48
did this last year as well. And they came on strong in the
25:51
second-half, but they started off hot and then they went cold
25:54
and they went hot again. And especially in this kind of
25:57
year where you're having the starting staff that's pitched
26:00
very well so far, you don't want to have to like, get it worn
26:02
down by having to have them pitch an unconventional rolls.
26:05
Now, Young is not like one of their prize relievers, but he's
26:09
still a lefty. That's relevant to this team and
26:14
Minter has been fantastic. He's been probably the best one
26:18
and even more consistent than Diaz has been so far to start
26:21
the year. So it'll be interesting to see
26:23
how like the hybrids turn out to because Peterson's one of those
26:27
guys and McGill is one of those guys.
26:29
We'll see when Brooks Raley comes back.
26:31
They just resigned him back. He had Tommy John surgery.
26:33
He'll probably need another month though.
26:35
So I I'm curious to see though, because they don't want to
26:38
obviously go off of what's hot right now, which is they're
26:41
starting pitching, but they still have to manage it
26:43
accordingly and not like get overconfident one way,
26:46
especially when they start facing some better teams like
26:48
they have dropping the last two to the Diamondbacks, who were a
26:50
pretty good team. Just feels like fool's gold to
26:53
me the the Mets hot start because of this pitching staff,
26:57
Like they don't have guys that have gone a lot of innings.
27:00
You were just talking about Logan Gilbert, you know, 200
27:03
inning guy. Everyone you just mentioned, I
27:04
don't know if they've ever been over 150.
27:07
So it's it's if that pen is going down, it might turn very
27:12
quickly unless the offense can pick up, which you know, it
27:15
didn't today, except for soda Glasnow in the most not
27:20
surprising injury Errol of the of the year.
27:23
He has the exact same injury as Blake Snell is what they're
27:27
saying, which is another, you know, shoulder type injury that
27:31
Snell suffered a set back trying to rehab from.
27:35
The Dodgers have a little been a little bit underwhelming in
27:38
their beginning of their repeat campaign here.
27:42
There's nothing underwhelming They're they're still the second
27:45
best team right now in the major leagues.
27:47
If you look at that record what their one game behind the Mets.
27:50
I I don't I think the Dodgers will eventually pull away in the
27:53
National League. They're still very talented.
27:56
Losing glass now and even Snell, it's not going to make a
27:59
difference. They got a tremendous amount of
28:00
pitching and they haven't even had Ohtani on the mound yet.
28:04
So I'm sure they're they're going to be fine.
28:06
And especially what their bullpen provides.
28:08
They've added so much depth in so many different ways.
28:11
They get an unbelievable lineup. Eventually everything is going
28:14
to click for this team and they're going to pull away in
28:16
the National League. I don't think losing Glass now
28:19
or even Snell is going to make a difference because they have a
28:22
tremendous amount of, you know, depth in their on their roster
28:27
right now and even in their farm system, one of the best farm
28:30
systems in all of baseball. So I, I think I would like to, I
28:35
agree with you. I was just trying to make a
28:37
point about that team and not being as hot as most people
28:41
thought, but still obviously very good hot.
28:44
They have the second best record in baseball.
28:46
They're not enough. I'm just saying like with the
28:49
with their Ross, with much their spending, Yeah, I know, you
28:52
know, and what everyone thought, you know, we thought this was
28:54
going to be like 1927 Yankees. Dude, they're going to win.
28:58
They're going to win it over 105 games this year.
29:00
They're going to win like 1415 games in a row.
29:04
That's that's the time. They got to get healthy, but
29:06
when they do, you mentioned Otani, but for me, I I don't
29:10
think he's anywhere near what he used to be, but Clayton Kershaw
29:13
is going to be back in a month. And I that's my favorite pitcher
29:18
that I have ever watched pitch like that guy that's not a
29:21
Yankee. Like I just love watching that
29:24
guy throw a base. Shell of himself.
29:26
Shell of. Himself I'm sure he is, but
29:28
maybe they can put bring him. Maybe he ends up having some
29:31
cool like late relief role. Why isn't anybody calling Trevor
29:34
Bauer up? How about that?
29:36
I think I think you know why. I understand that, but Trevor
29:39
Bauer right now is as good at any pitcher right now in
29:43
baseball. And the fact is there are teams
29:46
that are desperately looking for pitching, starting pitching.
29:50
Reach out to his agent and and see if they can get a PR guy
29:54
that that or PR girl that can help.
29:57
I can start. Yeah, I'm sorry.
29:59
What's up? What's up Goody?
30:00
I can start Goody, I'll start tomorrow.
30:04
There you go, you can bring in goody.
30:06
You can bring. In we have Shane Green, he's
30:07
also a rehab and I just watched him.
30:09
I was throwing with him the other day.
30:11
We had him on the show, you know, a month or so ago.
30:13
He looks great man. So really looks good so.
30:17
Is he a starter or is he a bullpen guy?
30:20
He's a pen guy, but he's done both in his career, so you know,
30:24
I'm just saying he's there as well.
30:27
There's a lot of pictures out there, but.
30:28
We're going to start doing this play of the week and no, without
30:32
a doubt, the play happens with the Blue Jays.
30:37
This is balsa Bar Show falling down and still finding a way.
30:41
To catch. That ball.
30:43
Look at this play. This is one of the craziest
30:46
catches I've ever seen in my life.
30:47
Falls down somehow, keeps his eyes on the ball the whole time
30:51
and backhands it. Former catcher, Gold Glove
30:54
outfielder, now Dalton. VAR show guys.
30:58
You ever seen anything like that?
31:00
No, I mean no, they say. They say baseball players aren't
31:06
athletes. That's an athletic play.
31:08
Stop. Here he goes.
31:10
There he goes. He's trying to.
31:11
Take wait, wait, wait. You don't think baseball players
31:14
are? What I said was if you were to
31:16
ask me right now who is the least athletic of the sports,
31:20
it's baseball players. I say that's.
31:22
Ridiculous. That's the most stupidest
31:24
comment you could have. Really.
31:25
Why? Why is that?
31:26
Why is that? Because if you put a baseball
31:28
player in any other sport, we can compete.
31:30
If you put a really ball player on the mound, really you have
31:33
them. So you're, so you're, you're
31:35
telling me that you are more athletic than a LeBron James.
31:38
You're going to tell me you could get on a basketball court
31:41
and I'll play LeBron James. Basketball from a three-point
31:44
line, but LeBron James cannot throw 90 miles an hour.
31:47
Well, why does he have to? He doesn't.
31:49
Have to do that I'm telling I'm. Telling you I bet you can run
31:51
faster than you. I'm telling you I bet you can
31:54
run faster than you. Yeah, but that.
31:56
But baseball's different. That's technique.
31:59
That's technique. But basketball?
32:02
Come on, come on. Are you going to tell me that
32:04
baseball players are more athletic than basketball
32:07
players? This is This is so dumb.
32:09
That was the. Greatest basketball player not
32:10
ever. Couldn't cut it on a baseball
32:12
field. It's a different sport.
32:15
You're going to tell, all right, there are there are guys that
32:18
are playing baseball right now that can step up the plate and
32:20
they're almost £300, OK, You think they could do that on a
32:23
basketball court? You think a £300 fatso can go up
32:27
and down a basketball court? Come on.
32:29
I'm Arrow. I'm saying that we can still
32:33
compete. We can shoot the basketball, we
32:35
can dribble the basketball, but. It's easy.
32:38
That's. Fundamental that's not not a
32:41
problem when you take an athlete look at all the NFL draft picks
32:45
that come out and try and take BP, they look terrible aside
32:48
from. Maybe I never said baseball
32:50
players aren't athletic, Nick, All I'm saying the least
32:54
athletic out of the four top sports.
32:56
Yes, hockey players are more athletic.
32:58
No, hockey players are more athletic, Basketball players are
33:01
more athletic and football players are very athletic too.
33:04
So I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I think.
33:07
It's a terrible take. I disagree with you.
33:10
I disagree with you. I didn't agree with you.
33:12
OK, there we go. I may have to disagree to
33:15
disagree. All right now I I want to finish
33:20
off last week or last time we did his name was two weeks ago
33:24
was the all hot star team. Well, we have the all worst
33:27
start. I guess the old cold start team
33:28
starting off with Yanni or Diaz Houston.
33:30
These are all the lowest WRC pluses at each position in in
33:34
the league. Andrew Vaughn for the White Sox
33:37
has been a disaster. The worst player in the league
33:39
currently is Michael Massey for the Kansas City Royals second
33:42
baseman with a negative .9 WAR and on 11 WRC plus 11.
33:49
I didn't even know if you can do that.
33:51
Joey Ortiz for Milwaukee is a shortstop.
33:55
You see that shortstop position? Former All Star Ryan McMahon has
33:58
had one of the worst starts of the season.
34:00
Mets legend Tommy Pham. Michael Harris the second.
34:06
Wasn't he rookie of the year a few years ago for the Braves?
34:09
He was in the top three. Or he was in the top three, but
34:11
was I think was an All Star once as well.
34:13
Had a hot first half of the season.
34:15
Jordan Walker was a top prospect.
34:17
Josh Bell routinely on these lists just keeps collecting
34:21
checks. Josh Bell is still in the major
34:23
leagues. Bowed in Francis starter for the
34:27
Blue Jays, but look at these next two starters.
34:30
Wow, Tyner. Barbie Bybee has the second
34:33
lowest, has like a negative .6 war and then I there's a bunch
34:36
of guys kind of tied, but the name that I that jumped out was
34:39
Corbin Burns is having a really bad start to the year.
34:44
I put a couple of closers on there, the worst two people that
34:47
had saves on the list and the first one was a pretty good
34:52
closer, Brazil Iglesias for the Braves.
34:55
He's has like a negative something more as well.
34:58
And Jordan Romano, who lost the job I believe in Philly, who's
35:02
another All Star closer. Both of those guys All Stars.
35:06
Is that what do we how do we have like 5 or 6 All Stars on
35:11
this list guys I'm. Surprised you didn't throw Devin
35:14
Williams on there. Well, I wanted to save Devin
35:17
Williams for a call to the pen after our sports minute, which
35:22
will be coming up next, Daryl. And this has been inside
35:27
baseball. By by the way, I just want to
35:28
say something. I'm very surprised there are
35:31
what, 6 guys that are All Stars on that on that list, But I
35:35
don't think it's going to stay that way.
35:37
I think they're going to get better at there's 162 games in a
35:40
season. So eventually as the season
35:42
prolongs, I think all those guys, when the when it gets warm
35:46
outside baseball start to smack, You're going to be able to smack
35:50
the balls. You're going to see more home
35:51
runs and you're going to see these guys actually get out of
35:54
their their slumps. Defensively, I think it's going
35:56
to be fine. Tommy Pham, by the way, I
35:59
actually like Tommy Pham. I think he's a good player and
36:02
we've seen what he's done. Get like stabbed a couple of
36:05
years ago or something like that in the middle of the season.
36:07
I don't know like. Shot like she had like some
36:10
crazy and like crazy thing happened and then came back.
36:12
Tommy Pham But I I do know this Tommy, Tommy Pham.
36:16
I remember Tommy Pham had every like every other year he gets
36:19
traded to a team at the trade deadline and then he becomes a
36:22
big part of their run in the playoffs.
36:24
So. He was stat in 2020 when he was
36:27
on the Padres. He was stabbed like 5 times or
36:30
something. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
36:32
we're going to go through the NHL playoffs pretty quickly
36:35
because obviously we're watching.
36:37
Obviously the best. To me, the NHL playoffs are the
36:40
best to watch when it comes to the playoffs.
36:42
So it's it's absolutely fun and the first round is practically
36:46
over. We're watching.
36:48
Actually, if you look at it, there's there's only two teams
36:52
left that have not gone on to the second round.
36:55
We got the Winnipeg Jets and the Saint Louis Blues and the
36:59
Dallas, the Dallas Stars in the Colorado Avalanche as Dallas
37:02
leads 3:00 to 2:00. So why don't we go Winnipeg,
37:05
Saint Louis? It's. 3:00 to 3:00.
37:07
I'm sorry. It's 3:00 to 3:00.
37:09
Three to three what? Dallas in Colorado.
37:14
OK. So it's three to, it's 3:00 to.
37:15
Three. Come on now, get it right Well.
37:17
I'm not watching the scores here, but anyways it's 3:00 to
37:19
3:00 speedy Winnipeg in Saint Louis.
37:23
What are your thoughts quickly? Yeah, it it's one of those
37:25
series that the Winnipeg depends on the goaltending.
37:27
I think they've outplayed them in pretty much every other
37:29
aspect. The Blues hanging tough though
37:30
they were the hottest team in the in the Western Conference
37:32
the second-half of the season, so.
37:34
Who did you have in? That I had.
37:35
I had Winnipeg in six. I had.
37:36
Winnipeg, too. I, I, I think you had, I think
37:39
you had him in a sweep and it looked like it was going that
37:41
way for a while. Then I think Halibucks got shook
37:43
in game three. He's kind of haven't recovered
37:45
since. I'm not surprised Winnipeg's
37:47
going to win this series. They have the best goalie in the
37:48
world right now. He's been the best goalie really
37:51
all season long in Hellebug. So I I got Winnipeg Jabba.
37:57
Yeah, it's obviously I watch it when I can, but yeah, I I think
38:03
I had Winnipeg in six. All right, it's How about you
38:07
fish? Yeah, I had.
38:08
I had Winnipeg in six. I haven't changed my mind.
38:12
I still have Colorado in Colorado and Dallas even though
38:16
and you said it's three games to 3.
38:17
Is that what you said? No, no, no.
38:20
I'm talking about right now Dallas wins is is leading the
38:23
series 3 to 2. 332 Dallas in the.
38:26
Series I know it's three I got that I understand the score is 3
38:30
three, but I I was going through what the series is and and it's
38:34
3 to 2 Dallas. I expect Colorado to take it 7.
38:37
I I still have Colorado winning the series if they could take
38:40
this to seven games, which I had Colorado winning in seven.
38:44
So if if Colorado can get it 27 games I think Colorado wins this
38:48
series. The only problem here is Dallas
38:50
has the better goaltending. Colorado for years has been
38:53
trying to find a goalie and and for years I've had problems
38:56
finding them keeping 1. So that's the only problem in
38:59
this series and not in jurors one I would think a top 7 goalie
39:02
right now in all the leaves. Easily and Kenzie Blackwood
39:05
looked good in the beginning of the series for Colorado but has
39:08
been shelled the first couple of the last couple games.
39:10
Miro Heisken coming back from Dallas after he was hurt too is
39:12
a big upgrade to their defense and the Avalanche penalties has
39:15
to be better. 17% so far in the series.
39:18
That's not going to cut it against a team like Dallas was a
39:20
great defense. Fish your thoughts.
39:22
I, I love Kyle Mccarr. He's like the best defenseman
39:25
I've seen since Brian Leach playing and like maybe Victor
39:28
Hedman at his best. You know those, there's only a
39:30
couple of guys, maybe Carlson when he was a little younger
39:33
that play like this. He's got, I don't, how many
39:36
goals did he have this year? Did he get to 30?
39:39
I think he was a little short. He was very.
39:41
It was something ridiculous like.
39:43
That don't forget about Phil Coffey.
39:45
He was a great a great defensive.
39:47
Offensive, defensive, well, that that's, that's going back like.
39:50
No, he did get there. Thirty goals 60.
39:51
Two assists. Yeah, he got there.
39:52
He did have thirty goals, right? Sometimes there's enough star
39:56
power to overcome a better team, and they're trying.
40:00
I just, I just see Dallas winning this one.
40:02
I think they're going to finish it tonight if not.
40:05
Take it home and in the next game I say Dallas.
40:08
Not surprised about the Vegas nights.
40:10
We all had Vegas moving on and they beat a Minnesota team
40:14
that's been up and down all season long.
40:15
The surprise is, is the way they, you know, stood a state
40:19
afloat in the second-half of the season.
40:21
But Vegas moves on the the Kings and Edmonton.
40:26
I forgot that that series is still three to two.
40:29
I'm the only one I think that had Edmonton winning that
40:31
series. I would.
40:33
Think. Oh, you did so, so it was me and
40:35
you that had Edmonton moving on. Everybody else did not.
40:39
I expect Edmonton to end the the, the Kings I I think
40:43
Edmonton has the best player in the world right now and he's
40:46
proving it in this series as well.
40:48
And they got arguably the two best players in the world.
40:51
Toronto knocks off Ottawa. Not surprised a lot of us.
40:55
I think everybody had Toronto winning except.
40:58
I think Java had the upset, I think for.
41:00
That yeah, he went. He went Ottawa I think.
41:03
I, I, I did Tommy have Toronto too?
41:05
I believe so. I think it was Java that had
41:06
that upset. I'm pretty.
41:07
Sure not surprised Toronto's moving on.
41:09
And by the way, Florida beating Tampa 4 one, I mean, just
41:14
absolute, absolute demolishing the Tampa Bay Lightning.
41:18
Well, a lot of people thought light the lightning, we're going
41:20
to put up a fight. Florida is going to be the team
41:22
to beat right now. I I'm not surprised Florida's
41:25
moving on four games of one with the talent that they have with
41:28
Chuck Kelsey and and Brad Marshawn at the trade deadline.
41:32
I mean, this team is. And don't forget Errol the 4th,
41:36
the goal and three assists and the +4 by E2.
41:41
Looser Reinen. There's more of a defensive
41:44
defense, but it just proves how much depth that they really have
41:46
it. That was a this was a Tampa team
41:47
that had the second or they had the best goal differential in
41:49
the East and Florida took it to them.
41:51
Carolina obviously knocking off the New Jersey Devils and I want
41:56
to let the fans understand something.
41:58
If New Jersey had Jack Hughes, I think it'd be a different
42:00
series. But they they absolutely
42:03
demolished the New Jersey Devils and they're going to have a lot
42:05
of questions in the offseason. Do they keep their coach?
42:08
Do they move on? There's a lot of questions with
42:11
the New Jersey Devils moving forward.
42:13
They're a very good team and and they had a goaltending in the
42:16
offseason. It wasn't their weakness, but
42:18
Carolina was by far the better. Team, it just didn't make sense,
42:22
Errol, I was saying this when they were at the trade deadline
42:24
buying guys if you don't have Jack Hughes, what are you really
42:28
trying to accomplish other than a first round exit in five games
42:31
and. That's what that's what
42:32
happened. Tom Fitzgerald kind of been
42:34
stuck in between. They make the.
42:35
Up assets, they end up a first round.
42:38
Yeah, they made the big trade with Timo Meyer two years ago,
42:40
and then they've been kind of stagnant since then.
42:42
In free agency. They did well, but not enough.
42:44
And then there's. Washington the same.
42:45
League and then there's Washington and Montreal, not
42:48
surprise, another team that Washington's been the best team
42:51
in the Eastern Conference all season long.
42:52
Ovechkin and and, and and all the guys that over there,
42:55
they're they're playing good defense.
42:56
They have great goaltending. They're going to be a hard out
42:59
for Carolina. Carolina's going to have
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problems with Washington because their offensive prowess, you saw
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what they did against Montreal and they're mean.
43:06
Washington is a mean team. And I expect this to be a really
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good series. And I think it's going to come
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down to the nitty and the gritty.
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And by the way, I think if if Colorado wins this series and
43:19
comes back, I would have had every single one out of the
43:23
first round coming out. Going into the second round, I
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had Winnipeg, I had Colorado, I had Vegas, I had Edmonton, I had
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Toronto, I had Florida, I had Washington and I had Carolina.
43:36
So. You had a Florida, Winnipeg is
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your Cup pick, right? Yes, I had Dallas, Florida.
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OK. Yes, I had Florida and Winnipeg
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and I expect it to be Florida and Winnipeg too.
43:46
I'm very surprised Winnipeg's had problems with Saint Louis I
43:48
I'm very surprised. But this is Saint Louis and they
43:52
find a way to win and they they have good goaltending especially
43:56
and we know who their goaltender.
43:57
Is your favorite person interview?
44:00
So I and we saw what he did for Team Canada in the old star,
44:04
whatever they call it. So I expect it to still come
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down to the nitty and the gritty.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen, our final segment of the night,
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as we call this the one and only analytics ladies and.
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Gentlemen. Analytics.
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I want everybody together to go ahead and say penis, penis,
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penis, vagina, vagina, vagina. OK, welcome back to yet another
44:37
quality educational experience, Anal Lytics.
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If you are new to the game, this is a competition of Errol versus
44:47
Speedy trying to solve a mystery term within 3 clues.
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Whoever gets it right in the fewest amount of clues is the
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winner. However, there is a catch.
44:57
They have to use it correctly in a sentence once they guess the
45:02
term. Now they've both thought of
45:04
mystery terms and they're going to share them to each other
45:07
first for a wild guess round before the clues start.
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Except the terms are a little different.
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So Speedy, who is a master of sports analytics, is coming up
45:17
with a sports analytical term. And Errol, tonight, it'll be
45:20
from basketball. This is not usually Errol's
45:24
Forte. Errol's more of an eye test man
45:28
when it comes to sports, more of a traditionalist as they say,
45:33
with how he evaluates the athletes.
45:35
So these terms are foreign to him.
45:38
Foreign to Speedy though are not these terms.
45:41
These terms that Speedy will be getting from Errol are what
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Speedy usually calls gross sexual crap.
45:49
Yes, these will be sexual innuendos and the they will go
45:53
over Speedy's head on our daily basis, so he is going to have
45:57
just a hardest time to try to figure out his term as Errol
46:01
will his leading to the great competition of analytics.
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Boys, you ready for tonight's game to start?
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I'm always ready. All right, we're going to get
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the music going speedy for your big reveal of your term of the
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night. All right, so it's PER.
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PER. PER rating is one of them.
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Yep, rating is correct. And this is basketball, right?
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Yep, points. No all.
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Right, I got 1. All right, you got one, but no
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cigar. All right, Speedy, you're on the
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clock. Here comes the music.
46:42
All right. All right.
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Speedy a big reveal. Here it is topping.
46:53
This is so vague that I wouldn't want to know what it is.
46:57
All right, Topping. Topping.
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Not the guy that played for the Knicks.
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No. His brother.
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I know the miners, I know. I figured it wouldn't didn't
47:12
have anything to do with that. All right, let's go for the
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approach of maybe it's like having to do with like dessert
47:19
toppings. So like.
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It was like. Whipped cream bikini things that
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I know a lot of women like to do so maybe.
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Because you watched Varsity Blues once.
47:33
So one of those types of things, but also like freaking sex on a
47:38
beach type thing. Speedy, I guess I'm going to
47:43
answer that wrong. It was not very coherent of an
47:49
answer, but I award you an A forever.
47:52
No points. No points and God rest your
47:55
soul. Rest your soul, we are all
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right. It's time for a clue Speedster
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on PER. OK.
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So if you have if you have a higher shooting percentage and
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you also do it while not having to use so many possessions to do
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it, you're considered one of the more blank players in the NBA.
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OK, that's a good, good clue. PER well, you gave me a hint, so
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it's definitely player. So you got player rating right?
48:41
We got two of them. You need the EI don't get.
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I don't get it. I don't get it.
48:52
No, all right, we're not there yet, but not that far away after
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one clue. Except now the tables have
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turned and guess what happens? Now we are going to have Speedy
49:05
coming on up for the next one on Analytics.
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OK, Speedy, what of the holes get reamed?
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OK, one of the holes all. Right, let's go.
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One of the holes. Your word is topping.
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Topping is my. What?
49:37
What is topping? One of the holes.
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Yeah, OK. I'm trying to figure out the
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other part that's going in that's more and more confused
49:47
about holes. I have like a 5050 shot.
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It's just all right, let's go topping though.
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Let's let's go with I'll go with the vagina.
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And it would be no, it wouldn't be the top of the body.
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That wouldn't make sense. So how about you?
50:22
Maybe you go on top of them and then you put your no, your
50:29
tongue wouldn't work it seems like physically.
50:37
Your tongue wouldn't work. Yeah, I guess it has to.
50:41
Be I love I love how Speedy like talks out loud for us to hear
50:46
his stuff. Yeah, let's say, let's say,
50:47
let's say are you climb. So you climb on top of somebody
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and then your penis goes in the vagina.
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Speedy Yep, that just like sex like like how that like normal.
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I'm going to have to give you a new credit for this.
51:05
One man, but. It was a good effort, it always
51:08
is. Was it though?
51:09
Well, it was an effort. OK.
51:14
All right, let's go back for another clue on PER.
51:19
All right, in general terminology, the quickest method
51:23
of doing something is considered the most.
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Oh that's a good one. Starts with an E.
51:31
Say that again. So in general, the quickest
51:33
method of accomplishing something is considered the
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most. Not me.
51:42
OK this is easy bro. With an E.
51:51
Yeah, the quickest. It's one of Speedy's usual, you
51:56
know, terms that describe something.
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The quickest and most blank. I think I've got it.
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Yeah, you got it. Let's go.
52:08
Player Efficient Rating Did I get it?
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Did I get it? Correct.
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It's efficiency. Player efficiency rating.
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We're not going to hold it against you that you don't know
52:22
how to conjugate verbs in the English language, but that is
52:26
correct that here's a problem. You have to use it in a sentence
52:32
correctly for the complete win or else Speedy gets a chance to
52:37
win their tie. LeBron James LeBron James's
52:41
player efficiency Efficiency rating is better than Wilt
52:46
Chamberlain's was in 1970. That's good.
52:52
That's. I'm going to have to look it up
52:54
right now to make sure that that's right. 1970 Wilt
52:59
Chamberlain. PER which definitely makes.
53:03
Sense from back then. It makes sense.
53:06
So he had a PER career of 26.2. And LeBron is higher, so Errol's
53:14
right. 26.88 for his career. Errol, that means you are
53:21
tonight's runaway champion of. Of analytics.
53:26
A quality educational experience, but you know we
53:30
can't just leave this unfinished for.
53:33
Speedy, Speedy, here we go. 2 guys can have a little fun this
53:41
way, OK? So it's tag team, tag team
53:46
sexual crap. Like the Usos?
53:48
On the same, I don't know what that means.
53:50
That doesn't help sexual crap. All right, so.
53:55
Whole there is AI. Remember the whole part again,
53:58
that's like the only part I can figure out in this.
54:01
The question is, was I right on the vagina?
54:03
That's what I don't know. All right, so two guys what?
54:14
If I told you no, you know what, just keep going.
54:17
So. It's obviously two guys penises,
54:24
are they going at the same time or is it layered on top of each
54:28
other? Layered.
54:30
Layered on top of each other. Let's go at the same time.
54:34
Like like an art project? Into the vagina while they're on
54:40
top of a woman. At the same time is.
54:43
What you're saying at the same time I'm going to go with.
54:45
That in the same location. Yeah.
54:49
Do they like, absorb each other's bodies?
54:51
I don't know. How the hell is 2 guys going to
54:56
get on top of one woman to get it in one hole?
55:00
How the hell? Is that feel like Speedy is on
55:03
the dark web more than we realize?
55:07
How is that possible? I I'd like to see that.
55:12
Well, I mean, since it's an educational experience of
55:16
highest of quality, Errol, you do have to educate Speedy on
55:20
this term before we leave tonight.
55:22
Here here's here's the definition.
55:26
It's when a person who is actively engaging in a
55:31
penetration during sexual intercourse, typically in what?
55:38
What hole? Vagina.
55:39
No ass. There you go.
55:42
Anal intercourse within the LGBTQ community.
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What is that? I know.
55:50
What that is? But what does it have to do with
55:51
a woman? Doesn't have to do with a woman
55:53
you idiot. It's two men.
55:57
I I did read that it can be two women, but it.
56:01
Can, but it's it's two men. It's two men penetrating from
56:07
where Speedy? Penetrating Basshole.
56:11
That. That was at four O 630 sound
56:19
clip man. The asshole.
56:25
Speedy, you didn't win tonight, but you always give your your
56:29
best effort, which is why we have such a great time.
56:34
Learning wait is I just how do you layer 2 penises on top of
56:39
each other? I don't get that either that.
56:41
You make a backsplash first and you put the first one down.
56:46
Oh no man, beats to be looking at some weird ass shit.
56:50
This Internet browser probably just.
56:54
What the hell? How do you layer a penis on top
56:57
of a penis? Is is that something that you
57:00
typed into like Brock yesterday or something like how to do it?
57:06
I'm just trying to think of this.
57:07
How does that work? Does it go opposite?
57:10
I don't I don't understand. You're talking about search
57:14
history. That's the first thing I cleared
57:16
when my dad. Passed.
57:17
Away. I didn't want to know.
57:20
How does 2 penises overlayer each other to go inside of a
57:25
woman? Well, it's like a French braid,
57:29
you know, like. Those got one.
57:31
Over the other. One over the other, layered.
57:33
Those going to be monster penises beating.
57:38
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