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Jim Salisbury: Phillies offer to J.T., Schwarber’s back, What’s next? · Foul Territory

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Speaker 1: Hey, Jim Salisbury is here. We're going right to the
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Speaker 1: Phillies and the Philly Show Star. Jim is here because
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Speaker 1: this week I think you were the Philly Show Star. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm saying it, Kratz. I mean, I can't say it
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Speaker 1: the entire year. I have to be fair and nice
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Speaker 1: to all of the different kids, right, you can't pick
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Speaker 1: your favorite kid, but this week I can, Jim. And
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Speaker 1: here's why. You had your little bus prop situation going
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Speaker 1: on with Kyle Schwarber, and it landed perfectly if you
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Speaker 1: want to start off the conversation that way. How you doing, man?
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Speaker 2: Good are you? Scott? I got a new prop today.
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Speaker 2: This is for Eric Kratz to make him feel at home.
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Speaker 3: Mmmmm oh yeah, can't beat it.
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Speaker 2: How are you? Guys?
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Speaker 1: We're good? So tell us tell us about what you
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Speaker 1: did with Schwarber though. I think that people would like
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Speaker 1: it and they might want to click over there to
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Speaker 1: see what you did the episode right before the Schwarber
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Speaker 1: signing and then of course mix in. You guys felt
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Speaker 1: this was common.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you could feel it coming. Honestly, I could feel
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Speaker 2: it coming in July. This guy, he's just been such
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Speaker 2: a success story in Philadelphia, from his performance on the
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Speaker 2: field to his impact in the clubhouse, to his impact
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Speaker 2: in the community, and the way the fans embrace him,
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Speaker 2: and knowing the owner, John Middleton, and the way he
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Speaker 2: operates and the way he listens to his customers, his
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Speaker 2: fan base. I didn't see any way they were going
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Speaker 2: to let this guy get away. I know he's going
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Speaker 2: to play at thirty three next year, but you know,
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Speaker 2: he doesn't play defense, so he's not going to lose
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Speaker 2: a step. If you go on the advanced metrics and
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Speaker 2: look at his bat speed, it is elite, and the
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Speaker 2: way he takes care of himself, it should remain top notch,
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Speaker 2: if not elite, throughout the life of this five year contract.
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Speaker 2: He's an improving hitter as well. I mean, he had
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Speaker 2: that non tender year out of the Cubs a few
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Speaker 2: years ago. It's been agast five years now and he's
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Speaker 2: just gotten better and better. So, like I said, you
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Speaker 2: could just feel it going that way. I think it
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Speaker 2: was he owed it to himself to listen, and we
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Speaker 2: heard some of the teams that were in it, and
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Speaker 2: I think it was very telling that, you know, Baltimore seriously,
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Speaker 2: seriously in it. Pittsburgh in It, Cincinnati in It. All
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Speaker 2: teams stocked with young players, all teams looking for that
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Speaker 2: winning no how And Kyle Schwarber, in addition to being
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Speaker 2: a great productive power hitter, is great with young players.
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Speaker 2: He's like everybody's big brother in that room. And he's
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Speaker 2: a winner ten out of eleven years to the postseason.
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Speaker 2: He can, you know, help bring a winning intangible to
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Speaker 2: your room. So I thought it was very It was
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Speaker 2: a testament to a lot of the intangibles that those
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Speaker 2: teams were in it. And yeah, and you could just
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Speaker 2: you could feel it coming. He knew he wanted to
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Speaker 2: get over with. He had a baby coming in in
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Speaker 2: mid December. He's a family man. He wants to be
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Speaker 2: Santa Claus. You knew it was gonna end before the
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Speaker 2: middle of December. So I had that little I don't
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Speaker 2: know if you can see it behind me as a
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Speaker 2: little bus. So I brought the bus on and said,
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Speaker 2: the schwar Bus is about to pull into town.
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Speaker 4: So all right, you had Joe Jillio on the show
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Speaker 4: w Ip Legend Joe and he said, he said, but
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Speaker 4: they got to change this up. They got to change
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Speaker 4: this up. Okay, Phillies brought Kyle Schwarmer back. Phillies need
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Speaker 4: a starting pitch, starting catcher. Probably gonna bring jt. Realmuto back.
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Speaker 4: Is Schwarber signing signifying that the Phillies are just gonna
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Speaker 4: run it back. And guys like Scott Broun think the
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Speaker 4: Phillies are just a regular season team and can never
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Speaker 4: get over the hump in the postseason.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's been an awfully good regular season team. They
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Speaker 2: haven't gotten over the postseason hump yet. But all it
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Speaker 2: takes is putting together, you know, a good three weeks
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Speaker 2: and you can do it. I don't put it past
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Speaker 2: this team to get hot. I think this team puts enormous,
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Speaker 2: enormous pressure on itself in October because of the star
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Speaker 2: power on the roster, because they haven't won the World
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Speaker 2: Series in a good long time, because of the huge
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Speaker 2: payroll they carry, just because of the town. This town
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Speaker 2: just you know, demands winners. So they've put a lot
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Speaker 2: of pressure on themselves in last three Octobers twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 2: They're playing with house money. They played loose, they got
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Speaker 2: to Game six of the World Series. After that, you
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Speaker 2: know they're clenching those bad handles. They need to take
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Speaker 2: deep breath and just let it all out and perform
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Speaker 2: well in October. And I do believe they're gonna get
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Speaker 2: another chance in twenty twenty six. When you look at
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Speaker 2: this nucleus, when you look at this pitching staff and
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Speaker 2: look at the players they have, I think they're going
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Speaker 2: to be back there and give it another shot. So
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Speaker 2: as terms of running it back, I mean that's a
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Speaker 2: very popular topic here in Philadelphia. A lot of people
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Speaker 2: are against it. But I'm not letting Kyle Schwarber walk
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Speaker 2: all that production, all that impact, and you know who's
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Speaker 2: going to handle this excellent pitching staff. JT. Real Mudo
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Speaker 2: is going to do it. In my mind, they have
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Speaker 2: an offer out to him. I believe it's probably a
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Speaker 2: two year offer. I believe he probably wants more than that.
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Speaker 2: But all along I have felt he's going to come
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Speaker 2: back as well. So you got a ninety six win team,
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Speaker 2: you know. I think there is some merit to bringing
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Speaker 2: back these guys, A lot of merit to bringing back
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Speaker 2: these guys. And if you want to change the mix,
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Speaker 2: there are other little corners of the roster that you
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Speaker 2: can you can do that, but both these guys, to me,
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Speaker 2: were priorities to bring back, because you know, I just
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Speaker 2: don't see I don't see anybody replacing real Mudo. He's
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Speaker 2: he's vital, and Kyle Schwarber what he does to that
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Speaker 2: lineup in that clubhouse vital as well. So with Schwarber
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Speaker 2: coming back, I think the off season's actually off to
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Speaker 2: a pretty good start. And if they get to October
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Speaker 2: and finally put it together, nobody's gonna complain about running
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Speaker 2: it back.
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Speaker 3: Let me ask you if you I was gonna talk
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Speaker 3: about j T a little bit, You're talking about them
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Speaker 3: talking in the works about getting these two years or
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Speaker 3: is that is that? Has that happened? I just kind
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Speaker 3: of misheard what you said there, that's all.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, they have an offer out to him, and I
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Speaker 2: don't know what the offer is. I mean they have
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Speaker 2: they have not disclosed that, nor would they. I tend
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Speaker 2: to believe it. I tend to believe it's probably somewhere,
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Speaker 2: probably two years, and I think he's gonna want three.
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Speaker 2: And we know how this game is kind of gone.
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Speaker 2: They want They wanted to do a four year deal
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Speaker 2: for Schwarmer. In the end, you give them the fifth,
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Speaker 2: get them off the market. If you can get fourmure
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Speaker 2: ones to me, it's worth it. I think JT they'd
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Speaker 2: like to do two, but if they have to go
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Speaker 2: three to get him in the off the market, maybe
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Speaker 2: they end up doing it. And if you get two,
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Speaker 2: it's worth it that, you know. You see all over
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Speaker 2: the game guys get these extra years nowadays.
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Speaker 3: So.
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Speaker 2: We'll see. I still feel like JT's going to come
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Speaker 2: back here. He has a residence in clear Water. He
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Speaker 2: likes being a Philly. He's been here what six years,
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Speaker 2: very very popular, very close to Schwarber. I think that,
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Speaker 2: you know, could could signal or at least help in
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Speaker 2: him coming back as well. Zach Wheeler, who pretty good picture,
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Speaker 2: carries a lot of weight, A man of few words,
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Speaker 2: he is openly stumped for them to bring back.
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Speaker 3: J T.
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Speaker 2: Openly talked about how important he is to that pitching staff.
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Speaker 2: Pitchers love him, pictures want him back. I be surprised
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Speaker 2: if he's not back.
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Speaker 3: Let me talk about another guy too. That was really
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Speaker 3: good stuff right there. I agree with you totally. I mean,
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Speaker 3: why not finish it off here a little bit? Nick Castianos,
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Speaker 3: what is the word on him? Many rumors we know
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Speaker 3: about all the little stuff that happened there at the end,
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Speaker 3: of the year. You know him and Topper a little bit,
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Speaker 3: So can you talk briefly about, you know, what you
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Speaker 3: got going on with him and what you've heard.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no rumors really, because they've been you know, open
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Speaker 2: in acknowledging that they would like to provide him with
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Speaker 2: a change of scenery. And they've been so open with
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Speaker 2: that and so firm with that. I expect it to
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Speaker 2: come in the form of a trade or a release.
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Speaker 2: So I would be very surprised if he's in spring training.
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Speaker 2: In fact, i'd be stunned. I think they're very committed
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Speaker 2: to moving on from him and giving him that change
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Speaker 2: of scenery. I mean, I don't think he can bring
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Speaker 2: him to It's become such a public topic that I
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Speaker 2: don't see how they can come to spring training with him,
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Speaker 2: because you got to get your own the guys you're
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Speaker 2: going to go to battle with, ready, you got to
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Speaker 2: get them their bats. I don't see how they can
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Speaker 2: get him playing time in spring training. So, you know,
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Speaker 2: I think once this outfield market maybe shakes out a
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Speaker 2: little bit more and clears up up, kind of like
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Speaker 2: the musical chairs, who's ever got that last year remaining
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Speaker 2: and needs an outfielder who's had very good years. He
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Speaker 2: can be productive when he's on and I'm sure the Phillies,
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Speaker 2: I know the Phillies would eat a significant portion of
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Speaker 2: that salary. He's oh twenty million, but he'll be somewhere else.
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Speaker 2: They're just they've been too open with it, Like I said, uh,
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Speaker 2: to not follow through on it all right, Jim.
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Speaker 4: I think the one area that Dombrowski fell short last year,
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Speaker 4: even in the even in the off season, but then
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Speaker 4: with Jose Alvarado's positive steroid test was the bullpen. Does
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Speaker 4: Dombrowski make the same mistake and not bring in a
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Speaker 4: power packed bullpen? I know, I heard, I heard rumors
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Speaker 4: that possibly possibly Strom was on the move to get
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Speaker 4: something done elsewhere. But I don't see how you take
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Speaker 4: away from an area that essentially, in my mind, collectively
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Speaker 4: is the only area of the team that lost the
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Speaker 4: series to the Dodgers. Starting pitching outpitched the Dodgers. The
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Speaker 4: lineup for the most part in either team hit but
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Speaker 4: out hit the Dodgers. But the bullpen, not just Kirkering,
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Speaker 4: but the bullpen didn't hold on to the leads that
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Speaker 4: they had. Does he address that in a big name
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Speaker 4: like a Pete Fairbanks, because all the other big names
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Speaker 4: are off the board as of today this morning, with
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Speaker 4: Robert Suarez signing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with you. The way they addressed it
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Speaker 2: last winter did not pay dividends. I thought they did
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Speaker 2: a heck of a job though making up for it
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Speaker 2: at the trade deadline with Johan Duran coming on board.
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Speaker 2: But they would like to address that set up area.
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Speaker 2: And I think one of the reasons you hear Strom
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Speaker 2: as a possibility that could be moved is, you know,
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Speaker 2: him being a left hander. They feel like with Alvarado
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Speaker 2: and Banks they have some left handed depth. Maybe if
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Speaker 2: they would have moved Strom, free up a little bit
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Speaker 2: of payroll, he's owed seven and a half. You know,
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Speaker 2: you could use that to go after a right hander
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Speaker 2: somebody you could use, you know, seventh and eighth in
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Speaker 2: in the from the right side, somebody who's tough on
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Speaker 2: right hander. So that is something they would like to
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Speaker 2: do and have their eyes open toward. And I'd be
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Speaker 2: surprised if they don't address that bullpen. They they've already
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Speaker 2: started tweaking around the edges. They made a small trade
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Speaker 2: with Tampa Bay yesterday getting getting a big, hard thrower,
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Speaker 2: and you know he's gonna have a shot at making
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Speaker 2: the team, and you know the Tampa Bay ran into
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Speaker 2: a numbers crunch. His name is Uniel Curett, and hey,
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Speaker 2: if it works out the way the last two trades
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Speaker 2: with Tampa Bay went, it'll be a pretty good one
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Speaker 2: because they've got Alvarado and a guy named Christopher Sanchez,
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Speaker 2: and Sanchez was a numbers crunch in Tampa Bay as well,
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Speaker 2: so that would be you know, they're gonna take a
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Speaker 2: look at him. They also got to rule five kids
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Speaker 2: they're gonna take a look at. But they Wite would
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Speaker 2: like to keep moving on that bullpen somebody who can
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Speaker 2: be kind of tough on right handers, So that's definitely
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Speaker 2: an area they'll keep an eye on, and a guy
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Speaker 2: like Fairbanks would make a lot of sense depending on
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Speaker 2: you know, where they're where they are budget wise, but
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Speaker 2: most of their expenditure is going to be on Schwarbra
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Speaker 2: and reil Mud or if they get that, get that
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Speaker 2: to the finish line. To do more, they might have
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Speaker 2: to shed some payroll alec ball maybe Strong maybe, and
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Speaker 2: then all of a sudden, now you could be in
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Speaker 2: play for some more set up from the right side.
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Speaker 2: But I do agree with you. They that's something they need,
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Speaker 2: uh and something they're going to work on.
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Speaker 4: All right, there's a national show, not just a local
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Speaker 4: Phillies show. I gotta ask you rank the three young
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Speaker 4: studs that are in the minor leagues for the Phillies
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Speaker 4: and their impact on the team being Justin Crawford, Andrew
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Speaker 4: Paynter and Aiden Miller, and what kind of impact they're
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Speaker 4: going to have in twenty twenty six on this team.
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Speaker 2: I think we could see Crawford right out of the gate.
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Speaker 2: Possibly he could make the team and be in left field.
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Speaker 2: You know, he's a lot of speed, hits three three,
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Speaker 2: twenty five, three thirty at every level, the knock on hims,
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Speaker 2: hits the ball in the ground a lot. They'd like
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Speaker 2: to see him get a little more, you know, drive
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Speaker 2: the ball a little bit more and get it in
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Speaker 2: the air a little bit more. But good looking, good
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Speaker 2: looking talent. Former first round pick Aiden Miller, you know, shortstop,
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Speaker 2: third baseman, mostly a shortstop. They think he can stick there,
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Speaker 2: but obviously they have trade Turner, so maybe he ends
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Speaker 2: up at third base someday. With Alec Bowm becoming a
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Speaker 2: free agent after next season. After twenty six kind of
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Speaker 2: a total package player. Stole fifty bags in in the
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Speaker 2: minor leagues, can hit, developing power, you know, great amateur
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Speaker 2: he deigree. And then you got Painter, who you know
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Speaker 2: has had a comp of and comps are very, very dangerous.
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Speaker 2: You guys know that. But some people think he reminds
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Speaker 2: him of a young Justin Verlander. Tommy John surgery a
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Speaker 2: couple of years ago. Slow coming back in twenty twenty five,
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Speaker 2: but big six foot six, six foot seven power slider,
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Speaker 2: change up, has the ability to be a front end,
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Speaker 2: number one starter. So I'm going to say all three
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Speaker 2: of them impact this team in the near future. Painter
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Speaker 2: and Crawford in twenty six, maybe Miller in twenty seven,
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Speaker 2: and the biggest impact of all probably I believe in
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Speaker 2: starting pitching, and I believe this guy can be an acend,
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Speaker 2: be number one. Probably Painter and then Miller, I think
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Speaker 2: can be. They think he could be an all star player.
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Speaker 2: I think those are their two untouchables in terms of
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Speaker 2: trade talk, Painter and Miller. I think you know they
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Speaker 2: listen at times on Crawford, but you know they need
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Speaker 2: to get some young people in here. You talk about
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Speaker 2: changing the mix and all that stuff. Some of that
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Speaker 2: change is going to come from within. They've got an
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Speaker 2: aging roster. A lot of there's all the stars are
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Speaker 2: north to thirty and maybe even in a lot of
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Speaker 2: cases significantly. You know they're thirty three and thirty four.
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Speaker 2: Wheeler is going to pitch at thirty six next year,
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Speaker 2: you know, real Moodo is gonna be thirty four, I believe.
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Speaker 2: Uh So they need to get some youth in here,
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Speaker 2: and Miller, Painter and Crawford are a good place to start,
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Speaker 2: a good place to start. Really eager to see what
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Speaker 2: they look like in twenty six. And like I said,
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Speaker 2: I think we will see Painter in that rotation. They
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Speaker 2: need him in their rotation. I mean, they're going to
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Speaker 2: watch his innings. I don't know if he's going to
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Speaker 2: be there in April, but he's going to carry a
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Speaker 2: significant load for this team. He needs to, They really
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Speaker 2: need him to. And Crawford is well in the outfield,
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Speaker 2: and then Miller not far behind. He'll go to triple
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Speaker 2: A and then they'll get a better gauge on on
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Speaker 2: his you know trajectory.
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Speaker 4: Jim quick One, the picture behind you is that Jake Deakman.
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Speaker 4: The picture that's behind you at the top. Is that
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Speaker 4: is that Jake Deacman in the picture.
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Speaker 2: That's Billy Wagner.
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Speaker 4: Really, Okay, so that's when big long glove, that's what
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Speaker 4: I was thinking of. So that's an old, old picture.
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Speaker 2: That's twenty years ago, cratsy I and that's me in
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Speaker 2: the picture. And I caught one of his bullpen sessions
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Speaker 2: in clear Water and wrote a story about it. So
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Speaker 2: it was quite a thrill. And he he he let
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Speaker 2: it out. It was So that's that's that's the story
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Speaker 2: that was that I wrote in the Philadelphia inquire about
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Speaker 2: catching Billy Wagner's bullpen session. It was very illuminating.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 2: And I had to sign a waiver and in the
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Speaker 2: second second sentence of the waiver the word death appeared.
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Speaker 4: You still signed it, though, look at you look at it.
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Speaker 4: Look at You're reckless.
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Speaker 2: Anything anything for the for the readers, you know that, anything.
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Speaker 1: For readers, anything for a good story. I also like
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Speaker 1: how he threw a deacon at you, and hey, he
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Speaker 1: could sling it back in the day, but Billy Wagner
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Speaker 1: is a little bit of an upgrade.
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Speaker 2: Jake Deekman one of the one of the great stories
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Speaker 2: of player development. In my mind. He was at Low
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Speaker 2: A in Lakewood, good pitcher's body obviously throwing right over
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Speaker 2: the top and wasn't getting anybody out for like three years.
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Speaker 2: And uh, the pitching coach over there in Lakewood was
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Speaker 2: Bob Malackey and went up to him one day and said,
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Speaker 2: you know, Jake, we want you to really drop down
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Speaker 2: and like, you know, almost like scrape the scrape the
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Speaker 2: mound when you're delivering the ball. It was either that
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Speaker 2: or get released. He just wasn't getting people out, so
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Speaker 2: they put him on the phantom disabled list, and they
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Speaker 2: both penned him for two weeks with a new submarine
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Speaker 2: delivery getting way down there and it unlocked a little
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Speaker 2: more velocity and deception. And he went on and made
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Speaker 2: an awful lot of money and had a terrific career.
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Speaker 2: So that's what creativity and player development testament.
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Speaker 4: They sent him to the Fall League too, and I
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Speaker 4: and I'm blanking on the catcher that told me the story.
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Speaker 2: It was a team.
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Speaker 4: It was a catcher from an other team, and they said, yeah,
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Speaker 4: we really don't know what this guy's got. He's changing
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Speaker 4: his arm angle. And the dude said his first three
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Speaker 4: pitches in warm up were ninety seven, ninety eight, and
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Speaker 4: ninety nine, and they go, he looks over at the
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Speaker 4: dugout in the you know fall league. You don't know
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Speaker 4: these guys. He looks over the dugout and the guy goes.
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Speaker 4: The manager for the fall league team goes. He goes,
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Speaker 4: he used to be ninety three to ninety five. I
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Speaker 4: don't know. So yeah, he dropped his arm slide.
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Speaker 2: I love that story.
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Speaker 4: Deakman just an incredible athlete, owns all the records for
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Speaker 4: all the testing in the Phillies, minor leagues, big leagues,
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Speaker 4: broad jump, high jump, all that stuff, and hits a
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Speaker 4: golf ball country mile.
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Speaker 2: I bet he goes, and he was this close. He'll
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Speaker 2: he'll tell you he was this close to getting released.
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Speaker 2: It was like this last ditch effort, and he said,
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Speaker 2: I'll give it a try, and look what it did
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Speaker 2: for him.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Jim, you got to get Eric Kratz on the
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Speaker 1: Philly Show one time. All right, I'm waiting for that
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Speaker 1: inviting to listen to that episode. So just throw that
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Speaker 1: out there on the way out. Okay, it's good to
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Speaker 1: see you, but I need I need more of that.
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Speaker 1: know you talk to your people, see what happens. But
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Speaker 2: Happen my people. Ruben and Todd, we would love to
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Speaker 2: have We would love to have krats on. That would be.
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Speaker 4: Only rub good.
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Speaker 2: There's actually a good, good chance to be on the
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Speaker 2: golf course, so we could probably.
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Speaker 1: Krats for a day with Todd and Jim. I love it, Jim,
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Speaker 1: good to see you. Happy holidays.
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Speaker 2: Hey, thank you guys, thanks for having me. Happy Holidays
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Speaker 2: to you.
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