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Former MLB outfielder COREY HART joins the show! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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he's been on a show. His sunglasses are not rocked
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outside, as we all know. Corey Hart knows all about that.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the one. He in bed.
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I I don't know where he is. He looks like he's in his car.
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Is he? It's the one quiet place they
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got in the house. So he's hanging out in his bed.
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He's hanging out in his bed. He's in gentlemen, I listen.
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I like to hang out in my bed. If I could do an interview on my
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bed and do a show on my bed, I might as well do that.
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But ladies and gentlemen, he's the one and only Brewers, ex
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Brewer, ex Mariner, ex Pirate outfielder, the one sunglass
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himself. He's not wearing sunglasses in
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his in his bed right now, enjoying himself watching
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television and probably watching the Brewers play and hopefully
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lose the one and only Corey. Corey, what's up, man?
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Good man, how you guys doing? I'm good, man.
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I mean, you look good, but hey, we we all remember you, man.
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And I don't know if people mistaken you from, you know, the
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old song, I wear my sunglasses at night.
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Remember that song? Remember the 90s?
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Remember that. Classic.
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What? I'm sorry.
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That's a classic. Of course it's a classic.
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Yeah, of course Corey Hart sang it.
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So maybe they mistaken you from that.
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I don't know. That's a That's a far cry.
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Oh well, you don't want me to cry.
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I don't think you want to see me cry.
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I've never. I don't cry too much on this
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show. I actually make people cry and
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I'm not going to do that tonight because I want you to be happy
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and you're in your bed. I'm in bed try.
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I live on a farm. There's like 1 quiet spot in the
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house all right? So you don't want me to cry?
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You don't want me me to make you cry?
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Are you afraid of all? Right.
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Could I make you cry about horror movies?
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You like horror movies? I do, all right.
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What's your favorite horror movie?
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If you like horror movies, I this is how I'm going to judge
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you. I'm a Scream fan.
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Scream, that's your horror movie.
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I like the original scream. Oh, stop, Corey.
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I asked you what your favorite horror movie is and you said
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Scream. Come on man.
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I'm a I'm a teenage girl at heart, man Teenage.
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I mean, the the best part of that movie was Drew Barrymore in
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the beginning. That was about it.
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That was the best part of the movie.
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I knew it was. Going to happen.
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Yeah, come on, Corey. I I'm, I'm lost now.
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We we talk about horror movies and you give me scream.
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Give me another one. What's your second favorite
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horror movie? Me.
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I mean, I like the Insidious movies.
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I like the Conjurans. Alright, alright, I like.
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That I mean like, I guess like the ones that outside of my
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teenage girl and I, I watched the original like Nightmare on
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Elm streets all the time. Oh, nightmare, now, now you're
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doing you're now you're talking. I I love Freddy Krueger.
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You know, I I-11 Halloween, I actually I don't dress up, but I
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love Freddy so much because I love, I love, you know, scaring
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people when they're sleeping. I and he's like Nightmare on Elm
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Street in your dreams, kills you in your dreams that that my
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friends are is my favorite like killer when it comes to Jason
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and all those idiots, you know, running around with their knives
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in their axes in their whatever they are.
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Anyways, let's get off horror movies because I don't want to
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scare anybody. Some of the kids that they're
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probably in bed right now hanging out with Corey.
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That's what we should call this segment, hanging out with Corey.
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Corey, obviously the Brewers are as hot as they ever been.
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I mean, they they're hitting, they're pitching, they're
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driving on all cylinders. Are you surprised with obviously
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with a new manager over the last year and a half, two years, and
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with some of the young players that they have right now in
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their lineup, are you surprised that this team is as red hot as
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it's been? I mean, yeah, yes or no.
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I'm, I'm around the guys, you know, throughout the years.
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Third, you know, kind of throughout they like their farm
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systems, like their player development guys do such a good
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job of trying to create like instead of trying to create
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these huge power guys, they've done a really good job of trying
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to create like contact hitters, speed guys.
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And that's kind of been their draft.
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And like you see these guys go through the mire leagues pretty
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fast and of course they they got up and they adjusted like crazy.
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Man, these guys are super athletic.
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And I mean the slow start was kind of not really surprising.
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You kind of expect it with some of these the guys trying to find
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their footing, I guess. But I mean, once they got going,
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I mean once they got any kind of taste of confidence, you kind of
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you felt like they could win a ton of games.
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So Mizarowski Mania has really taken over since he got called
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up in May, He's been one of the. Best.
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Is that what they call it? I think it's what they called it
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locally, Miz Mania, some stuff like that.
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Like, are you surprised you got off it like that fast of a start
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the way he did? And like, what are your thoughts
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to like all the popularity you're seeing now with him?
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Anytime you have like that small market, like you always look for
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something that fans can attach themselves to.
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I mean, like there's a lot of I mean, it's not that Prince
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filter Braun kind of situation anymore.
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Yelich, one of those guys that is crazy like like that
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marketable guy where you can kind of like the Miz, you know,
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I mean, like you have the Miz like he you can market him so
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well. He's that young guy that people
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attach themselves to. I'm surprised he's done as good
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as he was. I know control was kind of an
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issue for him. He's been pretty good.
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He's been pretty crazy and him that the roster has been pretty
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amazing for those guys. Yeah, I was going to ask you
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obviously from the pitching side and and you kind of you finished
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career kind of when all this political BS was was starting at
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the at the forefront. Like with him, like it put
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yourself in like a manager front office.
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Like with a guy like the Miz and the situation they're in right
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now. Do you just let him go be him or
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do you like we've seen before when they shut down like
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Strasburg, for example, like, oh, you're not pitching in the
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playoffs because innings. I personally hate it because if
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you're going to blow out, you're going to blow out.
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And if you're my dude that can help us get to where we want to
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go, then you know I'm going to I'm going to ride it.
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Do you do you? I guess look at the analyticals,
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like I've always said, like there's a place for it, but it's
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not the end all that meets all. There still needs to be a little
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bit of feel. You guys are idiots with your
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sunglasses. What is you guys are?
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Absolutely. He didn't even know what you
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were talking about. It's his name.
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But would, would you let would you let him go or would you
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basically like pull him in being so young and what he's got
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bubble guts? Blame, right?
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Write him out, man. I think they've done a good job
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of Flemington, like pitch count. Like, you know, I know he was
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kind of banged up a little bit, but I think that was more
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extended than needed to be. I think the team's playing so
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well, didn't have to rush him to get back.
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There's such a good situation. I can't imagine they get to the
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post season and limit what he's doing fairly young.
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He's not far removed from throwing 150 innings a year.
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Maybe some pitch counts in September.
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Definitely going to be. My son's a sophomore in college.
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So yeah, I know that they don't ever take a break or, you know,
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they want to take a break. I mean, my son just got back
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down to school. They start tomorrow.
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So, yeah, they, they don't stop throwing, which I think
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sometimes it's, it helps, but sometimes, you know, it gets, it
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gets in the way where these injuries crawl up a little bit
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sooner than you would like. So yeah, I would run them out
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there too. I mean, that's, that's a guy.
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If you want to be in that position, you you got to have
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that arm out there in in some way, shape or form, so.
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As everybody knows, we are talking to former Brewers and
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Mariners and Pirates outfielder Corey Hart.
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I'm wearing my sunglasses. I mean, obviously I'm I'm a
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Corey Hart fan. That was one of my favorite late
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80s, early 90s songs. I actually spin it in many
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different ways. Housewives, hip hop, I've put
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beats on top of that track. I love it.
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And I'm wearing my sunglasses for you, Corey.
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So you should be honored. You should be honored that I'm
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wearing wonderful sunglasses and and just who you are and what
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you do as a well former baseball player.
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You know, it's interesting right now when it comes to the
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Pittsburgh Pirates and they're an organization that can't
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control Paul schemes. Obviously, the guy goes on
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different podcasts. He's all over the place.
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He's one of the best pitchers in baseball.
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If not, you can argue he's the best pitcher in the National
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League. And this guy's been on every
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single podcast. He doesn't look happy over there
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in Pittsburgh. The Pirates have been told by
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his agent and from many people on on his side that he doesn't
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want to be there. What do you do with a guy that
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doesn't want to be there and he's one of the best pitchers in
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baseball. How do you make him happy or do
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you move? How do you move on from a guy
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like that when there's nobody, there's not there's not a team
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out there that has enough to land a young, talented pitcher
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of Paul Skene's talent right now in the major leagues.
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If. You're not going to build around
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him. He's never going to be happy.
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So he's his value is obviously at all time high.
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So I think some, you know, the Yankees are, you know, one of
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these big markets, the Red Sox are even the Dodgers can, I'm
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sure they can have some sort of package.
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That would be something the Pirates want because, you know,
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they need a lot more than one main pitcher to can or, you
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know, to battle out in the Central.
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You know what's crazy You you mentioned the Yankees and the
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Yankees don't have a farm system there.
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There are five teams that really stand out to me that could
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probably land a guy like Paul Skeens, But what are you willing
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to give up? Are you willing to give up six
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top prospects? I know they're just prospects
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and Jabba says they're just prospects.
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I understand that. But again, you're, you're going
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after one of the young dominant pitchers in baseball and, and,
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and a guy that has you're, you're watching not like being
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over there in Pittsburgh and one of the best stadiums in all of
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baseball in front of some of the best fans in all of baseball.
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And he's going out there and and throwing the organization onto
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the bus, management under the bus.
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And it does that look good for somebody of the Yankees
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magnitude or the Dodgers or the Red Sox to go after where he's
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just not making the organization, he's not making
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the organization he's playing for right now look good to me.
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You can't control a player like that.
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Why would you want to go after a player like that?
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I agree, but I they're going to move them.
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I still know how they you know what team's going to pony up
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everything they want. I mean, I think you look, it's
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happened before. We have kind of outspoken guys
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that don't want to be somewhere. I think I mean, he might, maybe
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he's doing it wrong, but I mean he's too good and one of these
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teams are going to give up a lot for him and he doesn't have to
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be prospects. He could be big league guys
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right now. I mean, I think if you have kind
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of early arbitration guys, I mean, I'm the answer to the
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Yankees. I have a couple 123 guys that
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that are on the rush right now that have a few years left that
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the Pirates would want. Is it Anthony Volpe, Errol.
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Will settle the trait of him. Errol will settle the trait
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around jazz Jizzle, as he likes to call it.
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Oh, please. Oh, Jazz Jizzy, Jizzy compleesy.
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I mean, he's inconclusive. I'm trying to give my words on
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this show, man, I I've, I've made-up.
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They have the Spencer guy, right?
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The Spencer Jones, Is that his name?
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Spencer Jones, but I. Mean, I mean, not not that they
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would not that they would get rid of him, but that's the kind
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of guy that's going to take to get scheme.
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I mean, he's going that would that would have to be something
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like that or even the Brewers. I mean, not the Brewers want to
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pay for schemes, but they have a great system.
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You know, they have a couple, a couple guys in the top ten that
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I'm sure the Pirates will want. Would you trade like hands on
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like heads up a guy like Miserowski for a pull schemes?
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Would you would you do something like that?
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No, not at all. Really.
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So you would you don't think Miss Orowski is, you think Miss
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Orowski is untouchable or even with for Paul Skeens?
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Just for the value. I mean like, because Brewers are
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not a like they're the small market.
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So they couldn't afford or Paul's, you know, he's going to
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he's going to ask for this huge amount of money in a few years
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and the Brewers obviously wouldn't be able to pay for it
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where they could control miss for, you know, they got five
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years left of him. And I mean, he might be
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expensive, but you might be able to get a deal a deal with him
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early on that give him you know, where you can kind of have that
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team control for a lengthy period.
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But schemes will never do that. He's too, you know, his his
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value's too high. He's too marketable.
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He's too you know, he's kind of that face of baseball right now.
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So he's, he's out. I mean, to me, payroll, he's out
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of that, out of that league. He'd have to go to a big market.
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Interesting. So Speaking of payroll, we've
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seen, we've heard this debate a lot with a lot of players going
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after Rob Manfred for wanting to implement a salary cap, try to
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create parity in baseball. A lot of the players where we've
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been very against and obviously the MLBPA is very strong on
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that. What are your thoughts to that
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whole divide really the pay seal and the pay floor we've seen
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among these big and small market teams?
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Yeah. I mean, I don't think they're
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like, as a guy, I play most of the teams I play for, obviously
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small market, but I don't think that's a big deal.
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I mean, if teams want to go pay, they can go pay.
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I think the thing they need to do is have a floor.
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I think teams should be forced to pay a certain amount of
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money. I mean, like, I don't whether
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it's $80 million or something like that, they should make
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teams like the Pirates or that he's somebody, a smaller market
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team that doesn't pay a lot. They should make those guys have
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a certain amount of money they have to pay to get these guys
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where they can compete for these bigger teams.
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Yeah, we, we've seen that too. I don't remember what year it
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was, Corey. You might remember when I think
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the Marlins had just lost like 106 games and then they ended up
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signing like Reyes and Burley because they're like, you have
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to do something. Obviously they're getting, you
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know, they're getting compensated over the luxury tax
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for all the teams that actually do spend money.
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Do you think, Like, do you think, And I don't know if you
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were a part of when the CBA came, if you're a representative
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or just went to the meetings or whatever, but do you think
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they'll ever be a salary cap in baseball?
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I mean, I, me personally, I don't think so.
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Just for all the work that, you know, the guys before us have
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kind of set the standard. I I just don't think there.
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Ever will be. I mean, I don't know, I think
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it'd be hard. I don't think the players would
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want it. It's one of those things where,
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I mean again, if they if they would give teams like amount of
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money they have to spend. And then like, to me, I don't
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think you punish the bigger markets for spending money.
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Like they should spend all these all these owners have a ton of a
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ton of money. Like I'm of course, I'm in
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Milwaukee, so I'm there all the time.
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Their owner has a crazy amount of money.
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I mean, he doesn't spend it because of the whatever reason,
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but they're always Milwaukee's always competitive.
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So I think if owners really want to spend it, I think they should
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and they shouldn't small teams shouldn't be punished, I guess
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for that. But I mean, I agree they have to
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give a little money back to teams that don't spend as much,
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but I think teams have to spend money.
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So I think again, the Pirates, they need to go out and have an
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$80 million payroll, $100 million payroll, whatever that
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floor might be. I don't think you punish the
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Dodgers for spending money. I mean, I don't like, I think
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it's crazy that you can defer that kind of money.
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But I mean, I mean, but if you can get away with it, you know,
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they're not breaking rules. So maybe that might be something
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that's an issue because you know, they're they're able to
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have a crazy payroll without having a crazy payroll.
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It's it's so interesting and by the way, if anybody doesn't
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know, we are talking to former Brewers, Mariners and Pirates
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outfielder Corey Hart. If you notice, I'm wearing
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glasses. The only reason why I'm wearing
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glasses because if anybody knows I the the sunglass song from the
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late 80s and early 90s. I wear my sunglasses out night.
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Well, I wear my sunglasses in the studio.
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Ladies and gentlemen for Corey Hart, ladies and gentlemen, as a
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Fish has, I know, I don't know if Corey is actually watching
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the screen, but Fish created some kind of, you know,
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interesting Polaroid. But anyways, Corey, there's so
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many interesting things that is going on right now in baseball.
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The Yankees absolutely sucked. The Mets are falling right off
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the grid. And I, I mean, have you ever
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seen a team fall flat on their ass, including a Yankees team in
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the second-half as much as this Yankee team?
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And what do you think the Yankees need to do in the
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offseason? Do you think they need to fire
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Aaron Boone? Is it Aaron Boone the reason why
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that this team is just absolutely a joke?
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Or do you feel like the Yankees aren't doing enough in free
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agency or even developing players over the last couple of
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years? Where would you go and why do
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you think this is happening? I mean, well, philosophy, I
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mean, I think you can look at maybe philosophy a little bit.
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They definitely live and die by the home run.
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And I mean, I know they have a hitter friendly part, but you
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know, I think if you can build a little more well-rounded like
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team hitting wise where a little more contacts involved, but that
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might help situation where you the situation where you don't
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hit a ton of home runs. You have those stretches where
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you know you're trying to put the ball and play a little more
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consistently. That might help.
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But they've had a ton of injuries, man.
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So I think they're a good team. They just, they could, you know,
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Cole stays healthy from the start.
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I mean, it's probably a different season.
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I don't think they're that far off.
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So I wanted to ask, going back to your career about a guy that
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you played with that was one of the best power hitters in Prince
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Fielder. Java played with him a little
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bit later in his career as well with Detroit.
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What was he like as a teammate and what do you have a good
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story of him? No, Prince was awesome, man, but
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I was fortunate I was with Prince from the, you know, minor
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leagues through the 1st, like four or five years in the big
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league. So I was around him quite a bit.
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But now he's, he's just a funny, fun loving guy, man.
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He's, he's definitely a fun guy to be on your team with and he
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definitely takes pressure off you as a hitter.
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I don't have to, I never had to do anything special because I
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have big, big Prince with me most of the time.
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So I I benefited by being able to kind of in the background
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with him. I mean, looking at him, I, you
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wouldn't think that he's as athletic as he was.
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You watch, I've watched his father Cecil play for the
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Yankees in Detroit over the in the 80s and the guy was a power
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hitter. And Prince really became the
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face of the Milwaukee Brewers for a significant amount of
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time. This guy, didn't he win an MVP
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one year? I believe so.
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He won an MVP. He was unbelievable.
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He had an interesting swing. The guy can run for a guy as
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heavy as him. I think at one point, I don't
19:24
know his weight, but the guy was big.
19:26
I think he was 6364 and he was almost 300 lbs.
19:30
And this guy is stealing second base.
19:32
A couple of times I've seen him running, getting triples.
19:35
I mean, I've never seen a guy that big run the the bases as
19:40
well as he did. I mean, what have you seen
19:43
anything, any player of that magnitude, that big run the way
19:47
he ran play, the way he played on a baseball field?
19:51
A few things. You you said Prince is 6364.
19:54
Yeah, no, he's like 511. Oh, really?
19:57
But yeah, but but that that to me, that actually makes it even
20:00
more impressive because he was like that 511 mark and he was,
20:04
you know, two 8300 lbs. Like I saw him run under A7
20:08
under a under a 760. That dude, I mean, for his size,
20:12
he was crazy athletic and he moved like crazy.
20:15
I mean, part of that was too his his, his energy level was pretty
20:19
through the roof. Everything was full speed with
20:21
that guy. Five, 11275 lbs.
20:24
You know, when I watched him, he looked bigger than that.
20:27
He played bigger than that. He really?
20:29
Did. He did.
20:30
He, no, he moved like crazy man. He was athletic as hell.
20:34
I, I, his father and I watched his father.
20:37
I remember when he was playing for Detroit, he bunted a ball
20:40
and it went over in Detroit. He had a home run by bunting a
20:44
ball. That's how.
20:44
But how strong, that's how Fielder was.
20:46
And we're going to have his son, Nathan actually reached out to
20:49
his son. We're going to have him on a,
20:52
we're going to Prince's son on the show.
20:54
And that's he's the grandson of Cecil Fielder.
20:59
It's pretty impressive to see a three generations of talented
21:03
young baseball players get a chance to play professional
21:06
baseball. It's pretty incredible.
21:08
I I have you ever seen a a baseball as a baseball fan, a
21:12
family of have you know, 3 generations or 4 generations of
21:16
baseball players? When I play with the Harrisons
21:19
they're that's a pretty, pretty impressive family too I forgot
21:24
about. That but.
21:25
But I got a funny, a funny Jaden story.
21:28
So like he was him and my son were like best friends and their
21:30
kids. So like he was staying over one
21:34
of our like spring training games and we had like, you know,
21:37
cameras everywhere. So the kids were young.
21:39
So we had cameras in the kids rooms and we kept kind of spying
21:43
on the boys and we actually had both boys.
21:46
Haven was over there too, the younger boy.
21:48
But we kept kind of like my wife had kind of ringed in and tell
21:53
him to shut up or go to bed or turn something off.
21:55
And you can see Jayden didn't had no idea we had cameras in
21:57
there. And he was like probably 7.
22:01
And he's like, how the fuck are they looking at us?
22:06
I was like, of course, you know, you want to get mad at the kids
22:08
for cussing, but I'm like, dude, that is hilarious.
22:14
Well, I will sell. I will say this, you're an
22:17
interesting cat is the first time on this show I'm wearing
22:20
sunglasses. So you should be very proud to
22:22
get me and draw me where wearing sunglasses inside the studio.
22:27
But we really appreciate the time.
22:29
Corey, I definitely would love to get you on the show.
22:31
Maybe we'll get you and Prince on at the same time and we can
22:34
go back and forth and trivia who knows a little bit more.
22:37
And when it comes to baseball trivia, who would you think
22:39
would win? When it comes to baseball
22:40
trivia, you are Prince. I may not to knock France, but
22:45
I'm a I'm a baseball rat man. I think I I win a lot of that.
22:49
I win a lot of trivia with baseball games.
22:51
Corey, do you know the great, the great stat that they have,
22:53
the two that they've had the same amount of home runs?
22:56
The same with them. Yeah, Yeah.
22:57
And it was pretty like similar amount of games too, wasn't it?
23:00
Yeah. It was like, it's my favorite
23:03
baseball fan. Ever though, that was the.
23:05
Case. So we need Jaden to get up there
23:07
to kind of see if he can pop, pop pops and grand pops, yeah.
23:10
He has his 319th home runs. Just retire on the spot.
23:17
And that's right, Fish was like the Molina's Benji, Jose and
23:20
Yadier. But that's aren't they brothers?
23:24
That's brothers. I mean 3 generations,
23:26
grandfather, son and grandson. I I think Benji, Jose and yadda
23:32
yadda, they're all brothers. They're all, they're all
23:33
brothers. Yeah.
23:34
So because I, because I played against Scott and played with
23:37
Jerry, but Jared Scott, kid Landon is like, he's really,
23:42
really good really. So he'll be He's not far behind.
23:45
I'm interested to see. That's what's so great about
23:47
baseball. You you see guys and sons, they
23:50
grow up. They they want to be their dads.
23:52
And some of them, I mean, most of them don't really become what
23:56
their fathers were in professional baseball or
23:58
professional basketball or football.
24:00
But some of them, some of them like Ken Griffey junior,
24:03
remember him? Ken Griffey senior was a pretty
24:05
good play, nothing like his son, one of the greatest power
24:08
hitters, Vladimir Guerrero, the Guerrero as I see fish putting
24:11
the Guerrero son and son and father.
24:16
I was the grandfather in professional baseball.
24:18
I don't know. Anyways, Corey, we appreciate
24:21
the time. We'll talk to you soon, buddy.
24:23
All right. Thanks guys.
24:24
Corey Hart, ladies and gentlemen, very interesting as
24:27
always. Baseball players are always
24:29
interesting, ladies and gentlemen because you get into
24:32
conversation and trying to figure out who and what type of
24:36
player they are. And Corey's interesting.
24:39
I would love to see if he is a trivia guru.
24:42
I would love to know how much trivia he really knows when it
24:45
comes to baseball. That is my question because I am
24:49
a I'm not one one for trivia when it comes to I'm more of a
24:53
football, basketball trivia guy. I know hockey too.
24:56
Anything in the 80s, in the 70s and the 90s.
24:59
I think I, I, I think I'd rock people.
25:02
But when it comes to the new age hockey, I think I think guys
25:05
like Speedy or maybe even Fish would know a little bit more
25:07
than I do when it comes to certain things.
25:09
But yeah, trivia is the interesting thing.
25:13
We did a duel between Corey Hart and Tic Tac.
25:15
Tic Tac? No champion.
25:16
Kevin Mensch. That's.
25:18
True. That's true.
25:19
All right, ladies and gentlemen, speedy stat of the day the.
25:25
Speedy Well, you may run like me, but you hit like.
25:32
The wake. I love that one.
25:34
How do you like that one? I like it very.
25:36
I know. I worked on it.
25:37
I had to pick that one. I had to get something.
25:40
I had to cut something that would stand out from all the
25:43
other garbage that we've done over the years with your stats
25:46
and your craziness. But go ahead.
25:48
I'm sorry. Well, I want to bring Fisher
25:50
because this is actually this one this week is actually
25:52
something that he would relate to as a offensive line coach.
25:55
So the one I'm actually going to do is actually about penalties
25:58
this week. So Packers second round pick
26:00
Anthony Belton, which as you and I both thought it was like a big
26:02
reach of the time anyway, commits 5 penalties in their
26:05
preseason game against the Colts, which is tied for the
26:08
most, And individual penalties are being tracked beginning in
26:11
2006. So the regular season record is
26:13
Juwan Taylor, who did it two years ago against his former
26:15
team in the Jaguar. So there's two bits of this that
26:18
are very interesting. So Juwan Taylor has the most
26:20
since he debuted in the league and his teammate with the
26:22
Chiefs, Donovan Smith was second with 43.
26:25
Like Taylor at 49 and then the Smith at 43.
26:29
And then for Belton, he joins a Packers team that was tied for
26:32
third last year with the Giants in offensive line penalties last
26:36
season with 112. So maybe some concerns with the
26:38
second round rookie already and for the Packers that want to
26:40
make a leap this year with their offensive line.
26:43
I honestly, I, I don't know anything about the preseason or
26:47
what these guys are going to be until the the season starts and
26:50
they step on a, a professional football field.
26:52
You could be really, really bad, really, really bad on another
26:56
team. You can go to another
26:57
organization with another top end line.
26:59
You get put smack in the middle. Mackay back then we all know
27:02
him. You move them to the guard
27:04
position from the tackle position and it becomes an all
27:06
world Pro Bowl tackle. So again, communicating and and
27:11
understanding what position and they've played over the in
27:14
college and then coming to the pros and playing from one
27:17
organization to another is different.
27:19
I'm want to see what Evan Neil is going to be.
27:21
That's what I want to see. Moving him to the guard.
27:24
I I can't wait to see that. That's what I.
27:27
You're right about the tackle to guard thing.
27:29
That was actually a hack that I used to do in Madden Football
27:32
Franchise mode years ago, because if you took a tackle who
27:35
was like an 80 and put him at guard, he'd be like a 95.
27:39
And it's not really like that in real life, but it's a lot easier
27:43
in a position to play for certain body types.
27:46
I think what you're trying to get at Speedy, those types of
27:48
penalties this early usually tell you one thing.
27:52
He's not technically sound as a player, whether it's either he
27:55
doesn't know the plays yet and he's making mistakes, which you
27:58
hope it is, or he's got bad technique and he's holding
28:04
because these guys are strong, bigger, stronger and faster than
28:07
he's used to, which means he's going to wash out of the league.
28:10
So it's one of those two. You hope he just doesn't know
28:13
what's going on yet. With with a guy like Evan Neal,
28:16
maybe he's ready finally year 4, maybe he finally knows what's
28:19
going on. Doesn't have to chase speed
28:21
rushers. It could be enough.
28:23
You never know. One could only help.
28:26
Wow. I just think obviously this
28:29
season is more important for Dabo than it is for Neil.
28:32
Neil is going to be there for at least another year because the
28:36
Giants aren't going to be gunning and spending money for a
28:39
guard when they've invested into the tackle.
28:41
And Thomas, who honestly needs to have a full season, needs to
28:45
play at least 14 out of the 17 games for the New York Giants
28:48
because the Giants gave him a lot of money and they put
28:51
himself in such a bad position. If this guy can't play a full
28:55
season of football, so he is in. They've invested into a tackle
29:01
that can't stay healthy. Yeah, he hasn't practiced yet
29:03
this preseason. He's still recovering from a
29:06
list Frank surgery on his foot. They think he's going to be
29:09
ready for Week 1. They haven't seen him yet.
29:11
Look, good thing about the Giants is it's not just Evan
29:13
Neal. They Evan Neal might not play.
29:17
Marcus Beau spelled MB. OW is the 5th rounder that they
29:21
got that's been murdering everybody in preseason.
29:25
Which is preseason garbage could.
29:27
You no, no, no, no, it's not like that.
29:29
It's like he's beating guys on his team and they have a really
29:33
good D line and it looks like this kid might be for real.
29:36
They may have hit jackpot. Joe Shane might have gotten real
29:39
lucky. This draft might save everyone's
29:42
job. They might be good.
29:43
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30:26
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30:32
All right, Speedy, who do we have on tomorrow?
30:34
All right, so Java got this one at 8:45, we got ESPN.
30:37
Baseball. I like anal.
30:38
Kyle Peterson also pitched in the major leagues, so I think
30:40
five years with the Brewers as well.
30:41
He'll be joining us at 8:45 and then returning to the show at
30:44
9:45 will be our friend from all 22 fantasy football, Ray Cotto.
30:48
Possibly his partner Chris Lombardi, too.
30:49
I haven't heard from him yet, but Ray will definitely.
30:51
I will tell you this about those guys.
30:53
They're they do a great job when it comes to fantasy and and
30:57
making and and making gestures on who you should pick when it
31:01
comes to fantasy sports. Those guys need to be knocked
31:04
around a little bit tomorrow and I'm going to give it to him.
31:06
I'm I'm but I'm going to give it to him.
31:07
Fair, not in a sexual way job. I know you look.
31:10
Until they hack their like I'm doing.
31:12
Until they find a way to hack their system and force Travis
31:14
Hunter on that 22 team. Well, that's never going to
31:16
happen. I, I will, I will tell you this
31:19
on any of my fantasy teams, I will not draft Travis the
31:23
Gremlin Hunter. I will never do that.
31:25
And by the way. You have to, you have to tell us
31:28
like we really thought you would draft that guy.
31:31
I would never, I never drive, I would never draft a He will be
31:35
and, and people will be stupid enough to draft him in the first
31:38
3 rounds. I guarantee you some stupid
31:41
idiot is going to draft him in the top three in the top three
31:44
rounds and Brian Thomas is the guy to draft on that
31:47
Jacksonville team. Expect this guy to be the one of
31:50
the top three wide receivers in the league this year.
31:53
You can book it, I guarantee it. You can put it on a plate, eat
31:56
it with some spaghetti and meatballs.
31:58
I'm telling you right now, Brian Thomas is the guy I had to go
32:01
after. I'm going after him in the third
32:04
or if he's there in the third round, he won't be there.
32:06
In the third he's going late 1st.
32:07
Early. I know, I know.
32:08
That's the sad point. He's the top 50.
32:10
Yeah, I know. He's special, man, That kid is
32:12
special. He's better than.
32:13
Did you say top 15? Yeah, yeah, people are saying
32:16
that. Yeah, he's.
32:17
Going late 1st, early second round, everything.
32:19
Else dude, that guy is going to that kid, Mark my words, he's
32:23
the best. He's going to be the best wide
32:24
receiver in the league in the next two years.
32:26
Mark it, book it, Whatever you want to do it, whatever however
32:29
way you want to slice it in your dice it, that guy is special.
32:33
I'm telling you, I'm not lying to you and I I'm going to book
32:36
it. I'll book it.
32:38
Anyway, is Trevor Lawrence special?
32:40
Is the bigger. Question.
32:40
I don't think you care. I don't think it matters.
32:42
I think he's proven that if Trevor Lawrence is good or not,
32:45
he's going to put up the numbers.
32:46
He did it without Trevor Lawrence.
32:48
He had Matt. What was it?
32:50
Not Jones. I'm just saying to be the top
32:53
guy, you need a more competent quarterback.
32:56
I think, I think if Lawrence stays healthy, Travis Santo will
33:00
be okay. I think they're going to figure
33:02
out that he is more of a corner than he is a wide receiver.
33:05
He'll play both, but that's what he is and I, I don't even know
33:10
if he's a good corner in this league with all the Starfire
33:14
power that they have over there. I I'll see I I don't know.
33:17
I don't know what the he's. Going to have to be like a
33:18
really good receiver for and they justify his fantasy value
33:21
because he's going like fourth, fifth round.
33:23
I don't want for all 22. It might be different because he
33:25
could play both positions. I don't like him.
33:27
I think he smells like horse doodoo.
33:28
That's what I think he. Smells Gremlin Doodoo.
33:30
Gremlin Doodoo. He smells like Gremlin.
33:32
What does Gremlin doodoo smell like?
33:34
Do I don't know what? Does he smell they they can't
33:36
eat after midnight whatever crap comes out of.
33:38
Them if you wet them, they they they triple they triple so you
33:43
got to stay away from Gizmo right was.
33:46
A good one. There was all the duplicates
33:48
that caused the problems. Yeah, they shoot out like, you
33:50
know everything else, if you know what I mean.
33:52
Job. It comes out with a little spice
33:55
to it. A lot of spice to it.
33:57
Anyways, that's it. For got dude wipes.
33:59
Yeah, that's right. That Speaking of dude wipes.
34:02
I mean, somebody got to wipe them.
34:03
As long as she's using dude wipes and taking care of my 2
34:06
hole I'm good. Pulled it out of my ass.
34:08
All right, ladies and gentlemen, I hope you pulled it out of your
34:10
ass. I hope you enjoyed everything.
34:12
And make sure you don't throw bats on anybody.
34:14
If you want, ask Robles or ask Roger Clemens.
34:16
You can do a Clemens at Clemens anytime you want.
34:19
Anyways, that's it. We'll be back.
34:20
But tomorrow, actually, yeah, we'll be back tomorrow.
34:22
Enjoy your night. Enjoy the next, I don't know,
34:25
couple hours and we'll see you tomorrow.
34:27
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