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Steph Curry or Simone Biles? Who had the bigger CHAMPIONSHIP performance? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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somewhere else, speedy. You swing low, Jabba could swing
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high, and fish can swing right in your nice little hole, right?
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I would hope not. What do you mean what hole?
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Which hole would you want any of them?
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I mean what kind of hole would you like?
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None of them. Which hole do you like the most
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Which hold you want any of them swung at?
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That's how you become great man. Your balls out there.
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Oh, man. All right.
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Speaking of Espy's, we have the Espy's being talked about here.
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Shane Gillis apparently is killing it.
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I'm going to I'm going to mention some top performances
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here. Simone Biles women's all around
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gold medal at the 2024 Olympics, Steph Curry gold medal
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performance with Team USA at the 2024 Olympics, Freddie Freeman's
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MVP performance helping the Dodgers win the 2024 World
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Series and Rory McIlroy winning the 2024 Masters to complete his
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career Grand Slam. And your ESPY for the best
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championship performance goes to Simone Biles.
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What have we got on that? It's pretty simple.
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Simone Biles should not have won the SP.
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That's just my opinion. I would have went so many
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different ways with that. Now, obviously I would probably
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Steph Curry, Yeah, I'm not a Steph Curry fanboat.
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What Steph Curry did in the gold medal game, getting United,
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getting the United States back in the game and hitting on,
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having that 3 point entourage, you know, what do they call
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that? Three points barrage.
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The way he hit 83 pointers I think and I get. 83 pointers,
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but how about in the fourth quarter?
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I think at one point in the fourth quarter, he hit three in
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a row and he scored nine points of United States, 16 points of
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the last five minutes of the game.
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I mean, that's, that's pretty incredible.
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It's not about anything like that.
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It's just best championship performance and I think Simone
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Biles performance was definitely inspired.
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But as Arrow said, he's she's been dominating it the entire
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time. I think Freddie Freeman carried
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his team through not just one event, but the Crucible that is
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the post season of October. And he not only was he dominant,
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he was clutch and in clutch situations he produced.
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He didn't just he didn't just show up and win right here.
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Boom. He owned he owned the biggest
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stage in the American sports right here.
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You had the two top best teams in baseball going at it in the
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World Series and he showed up. It's not just an event, it's
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best clutch performance and I'm. Going I'm going with Steph Curry
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and what Steph Curry? Did like take away everything
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else that they do off the field and all the the events that they
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create and just go by clutch performance or best performance
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in the Championship series? I mean case, all the guys here
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were clutch. My argument with you is
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basketball, they had one game and baseball, Freeman had to do
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it in multiple games. And it wasn't just Freeman, it
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was a team. I think Steph Curry took over
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the game. That's what he did.
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And and to me, as much as Simone Bio and you say clutch he she's
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playing for herself as much as she's playing for team, she's
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doing it for Team USA. She's doing she's it's a single
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game. It's like golf.
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That's why I just when you're talking.
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About clutch performance. Just Rory McIlroy.
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Those are single games. It is what it is.
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But you know, And then she acted like, yeah, listen, Simone Biles
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is a fantastic athlete. I'm happy she she performed and
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and competed her Team USA. But you know, she acted like she
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was surprised. All right, next one right here,
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Speedy, You'll like this. This particular player LED a
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season changing meeting that flipped the Mets trajectory in
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2024, delivered clutch MVP level production well into October.
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And I know as well as Jabba knows, he is a personification
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of leadership in every aspect on the field, in the in the locker
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room and throughout the city. This is Mr. Smile.
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This is, I don't know if we were supposed to know this, but this
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is your 5th captain in Mets history.
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How do you feel about that as a Mets?
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Fight, I think he deserves it. Like like Java was saying, he's
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a guy that is very much liked by the players, A lot of different
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types of players too, that the Mets have gone through all this
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turmoil at the beginning when when Lindor got there, the
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roster turnover, obviously the GM and all the GM turnover too.
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And I think he admits all of that, has been a great leader in
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many different facets with the younger, younger hitters of that
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time and then now with these veteran hitters and some younger
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hitters that are in the infield now.
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Very well deserved for somebody like Lindor, who outside of that
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first year with the Mets wasn't great, was kind of down for a
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stand. Has been very consistent, too.
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I would go with Pete Alonzo. And that's, that's just my
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opinion. Pete Alonzo was the one that
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decided, hey, you know what I took away?
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He got rid of all his social medias from Twitter, Facebook,
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all of them just because he wanted to.
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He wanted to stand for the Mets. He is the face of the Mets.
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He's always been the face. When Jacob degrom left, who did
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they say was going to be the next face of the New York Mets?
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Who's going to be Pete Alonso? Pete Alonso is a Met.
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No, no, no offense to Francisco Lindor.
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He is a great player. He's a star.
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We know he's one of the best short stops in the league.
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He's not considered a Met. He beat a lot to his so that's
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why I go, I'm going with the met.
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When you look at the Yankees right now and as talented as
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Aaron Judge is and why he got the captain, cuz he's the best
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player. That's why he got it.
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He is not the most spoken person in that locker room.
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He Derek Jeter was the captain. He was not the biggest speaker
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in that locker room when the what was the All Star break?
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I think it was and Gary Sanchez, Gary Sanchez was having a
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problem with Joe Girardi. They had a problem.
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Who did he go to? Who did he speak to?
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He went to Alex Rodriguez. He didn't go to Derek Jeter.
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He didn't go to anybody else. He went to Alex Rodriguez.
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Why did he go to Alex Rodriguez? How about you, Goody?
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Well, I mean, who would I have gone to?
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Well, I mean, I didn't play. I did a spring training with
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Derek Jeter and I was a rookie. Like I wasn't even in the show.
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I was just three. I mean, I was there rehabbing
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and I found that Derek Jeter was more easily, he was more
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approachable. So like for me, I had more
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conversation with Derek Jeter. I had a full on like 20 minute
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conversation with Alex Rodriguez in the weight room in Minnesota
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about how I need, how I should throw my splitter more.
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And I didn't even throw a splitter.
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He thought I was Kirby 8. So you know, like nothing
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against Alex Rodriguez. If it was a fine teammate.
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He kind of kept to himself more towards the end of his career.
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He had an auxiliary locker room that he would hang out in.
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So I, you know, my the guys that I would talk to would be Adele
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and Patanzas or ACC Sabathia and then, you know, Aaron Judge,
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obviously by Aaron Judge, we were this we were had the same
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amount of time. So like we were trying to find
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our way together. See that's.
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That's interesting. That's interesting.
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Take All right, last one. I have my guardians hat on for a
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reason tonight. Indians, guardians, whatever you
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want to call it. That's a nice hat.
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This is spring training hat they had.
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Yeah, it's not bad. It's not bad.
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It's all right. Are we going to be buyers,
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sellers or both at the at the deadline Right now, Currently
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we're sitting 46 and 49 or 4 1/2 games back in the wild card.
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I think we're turning towards selling.
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I want to get your guys's takes on what we need.
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For me, I think we are. We definitely need a power
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right-handed bat. Our offense ranks near the
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bottom since June. We are.
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We had a rough stretch there where we lost 10 games, 10 games
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in a row. I think it was we're we're worse
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than runs average OVP and slugging since June.
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So I think right now we we definitely could use a
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right-handed at bat and maybe some bullpen reinforcements.
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I know they talked about Claus A being on the trade block as well
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as Paul Sewald. I think Claus A is sort of
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cooled down. I don't necessarily think we
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should trade him, although you know, we we do have the
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firepower in our bullpen. But I don't know, the guys who I
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think could be traded are Carlos Santana, maybe a Jacob Junis,
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maybe a Paul Sewald, somebody who's a little veteran, has a
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veteran status. You know, you might be able to
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flip a couple of those guys and get yourself a right-handed bat
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or somebody in the bullpen. I'm sorry to cut you off.
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I don't think the Guardian should be sellers.
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The Guardians are of one of the best second-half teams in all of
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baseball. If you look at their numbers,
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the Guardians are exactly where they were last year coming out
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of the All Star break. So do I think they should be
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sellers? No, I think they have Jose
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Ramirez. I think they have a tremendous
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amount of talent. Their pitching staff is still
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amongst the league's best. I think Cleveland needs to look
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for pitching. I think that's what I think
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Cleveland needs to do. Add a bigger bat, like you said,
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a right bat and get get themselves bullpen arm and maybe
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a starting pitcher. I think there's a tremendous
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amount of teams right now looking to move players because
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they're not very good. And I expect I would say about
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at least six or seven teams, no already they're not making the
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playoffs. And I think they should
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absolutely look at those teams and see what they could bid for
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it going into the trade deadline.
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The trade deadline's a week and a half away.
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They need definitely offensive depth because if they are going
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to be buyers, they're going to have to emphasize, I think
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middle infield definitely they've had a trouble with since
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trading Lindor has kind of been a an ongoing rotation of that.
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Now, Goody, you brought up an interesting point about trying
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to salvage the relief market too, because what's interesting
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is teams are going to be desperate for bullpen guys and
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Cleveland's always done really well as sellers getting a lot
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better value than expected. So it's not worth, I'm not
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saying necessarily Class A, but it's not worth.
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It's definitely worth trying to explain.
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I don't think they're really pushing hard to trade them, but
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I think they're dangling to see what the market would be like.
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And if they because they have a ton of good relievers, they need
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a lot of hitting right now, hitting depth, maybe they'd call
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up their number one pick in Benzona at they needed.
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A lot of hitting last year and they made the.
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Play Lazana. Lazana is currently rehabbing,
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so we'll see how it goes. Same.
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He's hurt, right? I like I like Menzarda.
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We'll see. How he develops, but they're.
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We also have two, two guys in AAA with Caiphus and Chase De
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Lauder, who I think it's smart to kind of dangle Class A out
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there. I mean, his he's had a slow
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start. He's turned it on as of late.
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His number, I mean, his numbers aren't trending the best.
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He is one of the best pitchers in baseball.
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He's an elite arm. You definitely put him on the
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trade block because if you can, if you can, if you can flip him
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for three or four other products, you're not.
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It depends on what they're offering.
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It has to obviously we have to be a boatload of, you know,
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potential and stuff that either can help us now or help us next
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year and the year after that. But to me, like you have to, you
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have to see what he's worth, you know, Goody.
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Here's the scenario I'll bring. Up you got to sell when he's
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still. The thing is, his numbers are
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they they weren't what they are were last year.
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Last year, if you flipped them at the end of the year, you
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could have got pretty much whoever the hell you wanted.
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Right? Right.
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This year, it might be a little. This year's going to be a little
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bit different. Yeah.
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People will still know that he's, you know, a manual Class
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A. He's one of the best pitchers in
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baseball, as I know that he's got the cutter.
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He's 100 still. There's three National League
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teams that definitely that are definitely contenders that could
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use bullpen help, and two of them have decent farm systems.
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The Cubs have a really good farm system and they just traded with
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the Cubs last offseason, so they have a good relationship with
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them. The Mets are having decimated
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bullpen right now. They're.
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Not trading with the Mets. Maybe not, but again, it's worth
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exploring. And then the Phillies, we always
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know they have rocky bullpens every year.
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Pretty much. It's like addition by
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subtractor. They try to rotate many
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different guys and they have some.
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They don't have a great overall farm system, but they have some
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decent top end. Guys, Stearns doesn't like to
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give up prospects unless he's trying to RIP somebody off.
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He did it in Milwaukee. You have to give up a ton to get
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a star from him. He's not going to just you.
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If you think for one second the Guardians are going to to take
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garbage for Class A, you're out of your mind.
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It's not going to happen. I know Met fans.
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No, no, I'm not saying it's not going to say sell high.
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What Cody was saying before. Dangle.
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Him out there. They're not trading him.
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I don't think they're. Going I mean, the Dodgers need
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help. The Yankees could use an elite
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bullpen arm, the Giants and Phillies could use bullpen
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insurance. The Pirates could use bullpen
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insurance. I mean, there's people out
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there, Phillies are good, Phillies, the Dodgers are good.
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It's really just the and the Giants are on the come up.
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They're not like the worst team. I mean, they're not bad at the
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worst team. It's the Pirates.
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I don't see them necessarily, but like Sue Alder, Junus might,
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they might be able to flip them for minor league arms because
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they're they're a veteran president.
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If we can trade him and get potential pieces for the future,
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then let's do that. Or a good bat to help you now.
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Potential right-handed bat to me.
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If you're if you're Indians guardian Cleveland fan, don't be
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shocked if Paul Sewald or Carlos Santana are gone by July 31st.
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Even at Jacob Junus, they're going to get stuff in return.
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I don't think Cleveland is done and I think Cleveland can still
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make the playoffs. I I've seen this before.
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We've seen this with Cleveland. They're a second-half team and
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there's still a lot of baseball left.
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I I think people are giving up too quick.
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What is? Cleveland, I'm not giving up on
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them. I'm just saying if we could, if
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we could flip it, flip a couple veterans for guys that will help
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us this year or potentially next year, why wouldn't we do that?
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And it's not, and Sue Walt's coming off of an injury anyway.
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So it's not like we're completely dismantling our team.
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I just and and I like, I like all those guys, right?
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I mean, I'm there, I see him, I talk to him, I like them.
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But at the same time, I understand the business aspect
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of baseball and I understand, look, we we're not too far out
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of the wild card 4 1/2 games back.
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Can we make our team better by getting rid of these one year
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guys? And potentially, and to be
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honest with you, those guys who are on the trade block, although
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maybe Santana would be he's a little more vested in Cleveland,
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but like a suit or a Junus, like those guys would probably want
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to go to a contender, somebody who's in first place or even,
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you know, a game two games back and have their best chance at
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winning the World Series. Because at the end of the day,
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like that's what they that's what you play the game for is to
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win a World Series and go to a contender.
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And it doesn't matter what team you're on when you win the World
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Series, as long as you win. Goodies Bag of balls, ladies and
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gentlemen. Honestly I agree with you, but I
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I do also believe Cleveland has a chance to to make a run and I
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I'm not. Going I do too.
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I don't think we're out of it. I just think like I said.
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I just if. We can, if we can get pieces
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now. Detroit needs to prove that they
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can do it full season. They're they're, they're hot.
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They're they're a young team, they're up and coming.
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They look great. We've seen this before and teams
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fall flat on their face. I just, I'm not saying Detroit's
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going to be that team, but there's a lot of they're good.
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They're there's still a lot of questions.
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They're a young team and they have the pitching, but are they
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going to be able to stay healthy and are they going to be able to
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last 162 games? We'll see.
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That's all I'm saying. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we call this Inside baseball. Now let's go deep.
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Deep inside what? I am excited.
16:38
This is inside baseball. Lick it and stick it.
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All right, guys, we got a little bit new setup for inside
16:47
baseball coming on up. Let's get the music going for.
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This I got to go back start. Off with a few stories from the
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last couple of weeks. The big one, we're going to
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start with Errol right here. A rod went on his podcast and
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said, or I forget whose podcast he said Rob Manfred, for all
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that he's done in the last couple of years, should be in
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the Hall of Fame of baseball put into Cooperstown right now.
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All the positive changes made by the great Manfred has put the
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game in a news position. He's getting them ready to
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advance to the future. Errol, how do you feel about the
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great A Rod statements here? Well, a rod must be getting on
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his hands and knees and giving somebody a blowjob because there
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is no way in hell Rob Manfred should be or ever go to the Hall
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of Fame. And maybe he believes that Rob
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Manfred will actually push him into the Hall of Fame because he
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was the same guy that screwed him and he was one of the guys
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that really brushed him under the rug when it all came out and
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opened. That guy is a complete OR on.
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There's no reason why anybody should believe that Rob Manford
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should ever go to the Hall of Fame, and it shows you the
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incompetence of a Rod. A Rod obviously doesn't know the
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game anymore and maybe he's lost in translation or maybe his head
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so far up the one and only Joba because he is absolutely lost in
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translation. Maybe he's hanging out with Bill
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Murray. Maybe he Can't Sing that, you
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know, Take Me Out to the ball game like that Lady did that
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podcaster at the Cubs game. Absolutely joke.
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I, I, I such a stupid statement. It just shows you how stupid a
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Rod is. Shame on you, A Rod.
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Speedy, what is your favorite of the Manfred changes that have
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been made in the last couple of? Years.
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Is that your cucumber or are you happy to see that's?
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Not many of them. I'm I'm I actually did like the
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the only one I kind of do like is the three batter minimum
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because I didn't like when one pitcher, then another pitcher
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comes in for one hitter and then all that stuff.
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I'm good with the three pitcher 3 batter minimum.
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Besides that, not much at all. Goody how we doing buddy?
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We're good, we're good. It's awesome you got to make it.
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I was just texting you to join as soon as you hopped in.
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That's a little goody right there.
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So same question to you man. We this is a wild statement from
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a Rod. I just wanted to hear what you
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had to say about the success or maybe lack thereof of Manfred
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with some of these changes to the game last couple years.
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You know, I don't think a lot of people are his great, you know,
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his biggest fan. But I will say watching a
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baseball game in under 3 hours as a fan is pretty awesome.
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But I, I'm a, I'm a traditionalist when it comes to
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this. I do like the loogies, the
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left-handed one out guys that would come in.
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I'll play with a lot of those guys prior to the the change
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that was made. So I do like the chess match and
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having a left left on left match up come in for one, one or two
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hitters and then be taken out. I know that that brings the
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game. It makes the game a little bit
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longer and have a three in front of the hour mark instead of A2,
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which not a lot of people really liked.
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But at the end of the day, you know, baseball is a it shouldn't
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be on a time limit. It's one of the only sports that
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are not on a time limit. And so I think it should have
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that way. But that being said, though, one
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of the rules, I don't know if it was under Manfred or not, but
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the I I liked hard slides in the second base.
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I know that they changed that. And I also like, I like the the
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plays at the plate. I brought that up to Brian
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McCann in 2015 and and he immediately respondible.
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You have you have John Carlos Stanton running down third base
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and, and see how you are coming from 3rd to home and see how you
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like standing in in front of home plate garden that I said,
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you know what, you're right. So I guess for players safety,
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that's what that's probably a a good rule that he's implemented.
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Aside from that, though, I mean, I don't know.
21:08
I I'm gonna, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna comment too much on
21:13
this. Fame.
21:13
You gonna put him in the Hall of Fame?
21:14
Yes, or. No Would I put him in the Hall
21:17
of Fame or what exactly I I rest my.
21:19
Case No. A rod's on trucks.
21:23
What a joke. What the freak is he drinking?
21:25
I was about to say something else, but he must be drinking
21:28
something. Maybe he's drinking Manford.
21:30
Come. You brought up players that
21:32
don't want to throw himself under the bus.
21:34
Josh Towers did, Mensch did. I can name players that you can
21:38
compare to yourselves. Every one of them attack.
21:41
I could go to NHL players that have attacked Gary Bedman over
21:45
the like Chris Chelios was on NHL.
21:48
What was that Saturday night or Sunday night who came and took
21:52
shots at Gary Bedman on some of his his draft, the way he set up
21:56
his draft? Let's move on to a more
21:58
universally solid story here. You mentioned it earlier today,
22:05
Jabba, with the the World Baseball Classic.
22:08
Well, in 2028, we might not have a regular All Star break.
22:12
We may have Olympic baseball with base and major leaguers.
22:17
It's in the same, It's in the same year.
22:19
It's in the same year and they're what they were talking
22:22
about. This was both baseball and the
22:24
Players Association. Think there is obvious interest
22:27
for it to just have like an extra long All Star break that
22:31
year and just and make it so that everyone can play in this
22:35
Olympic tournament. You would have more people
22:37
participating than if you had an All Star game, obviously.
22:40
How different countries Both of them though?
22:42
You wouldn't have an All Star game, you would do it.
22:44
And this is also similar to what we saw the NHL is going to do
22:47
Errol with the Winter Olympics coming up next year.
22:51
So let's start there. Baseball in the Olympics is cool
22:55
in the 1st place. Now we might actually get the
22:58
best players in the world. How about that?
23:00
I don't like it. I, I don't like it in the middle
23:02
of a season, baseball season, if you're an owner of a team, if
23:05
you're AGM of a team and one of those guys go out there and hurt
23:09
themselves at the Olympics. Hold your breath.
23:11
What, what are you going to do when it comes to a World Series?
23:13
You're out there, you're spending all that money to win a
23:16
World Series. You got guys like Mike, Max
23:20
Freed, he's going to pitch for Team USA and he throws his arm
23:23
out, he throws his UCL out and he's out for the rest of the
23:25
season, maybe 2 years. Garrett Gold comes back and he
23:28
pitches for Team USA after coming back from an from an arm
23:31
surgery or shoulder surgery. You don't want that.
23:33
You don't want to put your team, your your players through that.
23:36
And if I was an owner of a team, I wouldn't like that.
23:39
I don't think this is a good idea.
23:40
I wouldn't do it in the middle of a season if it is in the
23:42
middle of season because the Olympics land that way.
23:45
The players should not be in the Olympics unless they're retired
23:48
or they're not playing Major League Baseball.
23:51
I think it's a bad move for the ML.
23:53
Yeah. I mean, I'm not going to
23:54
disagree with what you're saying, Arrow, because I think
23:56
as an owner, you, like you said, you're paying these guys
24:01
hundreds of millions of dollars for, you know, the Olympics is,
24:05
you know, is, is one of the biggest sporting events in the
24:08
world. And you know, you're going to
24:10
get Aaron Judge, you're going to want Mike Trout, you're going to
24:13
want to, you know, and all those guys are going to be wanting to
24:15
put USA slapped across their chest.
24:18
But in the middle of the season, I'm not sure it's the smartest
24:22
thing. 1 You know, you guys look forward to an All Star break
24:25
and, and especially if they're going to have an extended All
24:27
Star break, I think they would. Put.
24:31
As much as winning an Olympic gold medal is what you want, I
24:36
think winning a World Series is probably a equivalent or even
24:41
more so because at the that same time they're going to make a
24:43
boatload of money and, and all in the playoff shares and all
24:47
that. But as a player, of course,
24:49
anytime I would get a chance to put on the USA and, and go out
24:52
there and compete for my country, I want it.
24:54
I and on the flip side, though, as an owner, I can see their,
24:57
their side is saying let's, let's not do that and let's send
25:00
as they have in the past, our minor league guys.
25:02
If it was in the offseason, if it was in.
25:04
The If it was in the offseason, it would still be the same thing
25:07
as an owner. Let's get into the Tampa Bay
25:10
Rays. We're sold for $1.7 billion.
25:15
They had a deal for it to make a new stadium.
25:19
It fell through after Hurricane Milton, which destroyed the
25:23
Tropicana Stadium. They're playing at Steinbrenner
25:26
Field, which is single a baseball field for the Yankees.
25:31
Field sits only 10,000 people. They got permission if they make
25:35
the playoffs to host games there.
25:37
It's the first time there's been a 10,000 seater for playoff
25:41
games. Nobody goes to the games anyway
25:43
so it doesn't really. Matter.
25:44
They're sold and they may not stay in Tampa because they can't
25:48
draw an audience. It doesn't matter how good they
25:51
are or bad they are from season to season.
25:53
People don't show up to their games.
25:54
None. And it's been a big problem.
25:57
They say they're going to try to keep them in Tampa as Errol.
26:02
I don't see it. I lived down there for three
26:05
years. I.
26:05
Don't. They're not.
26:06
They're in Saint Pete if they move.
26:08
I understand you got. If they move to 30 minute.
26:10
Drive one way or the other. Yeah, if they move to Tampa,
26:13
where the Lightning are AT and kind of have like a complex
26:16
where it's the Tampa Lightning and then you have the Tampa Bay
26:20
Rays, then it could be a different story and they would
26:22
draw more because it's like it's like a whole.
26:25
Get them out of Florida. I mean, honestly, right now I
26:28
think Montreal is craving for a baseball team.
26:31
Bringing back the Expos. I think that's what they should
26:34
do. It's a great baseball place over
26:36
there. I've been to Montreal.
26:38
They love their baseball. I think Canada could use another
26:41
baseball team and bring back the Expos.
26:43
I think it would be sensational and they have a tremendous town
26:46
over there of fans that still love the game of baseball.
26:49
That's where Tampa should go. And I remember two years ago,
26:53
two years ago, where there was conversations that Montreal was
26:56
actually putting a bid in, trying to get Tampa to go over
26:59
there, do it again. I think it would be a great for
27:01
baseball, sending them back to Montreal and make him in the
27:04
Expos. I think that's a great idea.
27:06
They're talking about doing an expansion team.
27:08
I'm not sure. It also talks of like the
27:10
Orlando Dreamers and all that. The biggest thing is Tampa Bay
27:14
Rays need to stay in Tampa. That's fine.
27:15
They just actually need to be in Tampa and not in Saint Pete.
27:18
That's what it if they're in Tampa and not safety and you
27:22
have the, and you have the complex that the, you know, the,
27:27
the Lightning and that or whatever may, you know, whatever
27:29
may be. But I think they'll draw a lot
27:32
better because there are a lot of Tampa Bay Rays fans here.
27:34
The problem is in Florida, we're just very distracted with a lot
27:37
of other things going on. We have Disney World and
27:40
Universal Studios and Busch Gardens.
27:42
How about beaches? How about the Tampa Bay
27:44
Lightning and the Florida Panthers that are selling out
27:46
their games? They sell out games.
27:48
It's the Tampa Bay. The Tampa Bay Rays do not.
27:51
Nobody wants to go to a Tampa Bay Ray game.
27:53
Nobody. Nobody wants to go and watch.
27:55
The fact of a matter I could never afford to sit right behind
28:00
home plate at Yankee Stadium, and I've sat behind home plate
28:05
at in the Rays game, comfortably in the third row.
28:08
Yeah for like 30 bucks. It was like 45 bucks.
28:11
It was a matinee game in the middle of the week, but it was
28:13
still 45 bucks to get those seats for a Major League
28:17
Baseball game. And to me, the Tropicana,
28:20
Tropicana Stadium looks like like Nickelodeon studio for a
28:23
baseball park. It's a terrible stadium.
28:24
We got we're going to do one more when we're just going to
28:26
kind of give. A.
28:28
Middle All Star break right now. There's been talk about the
28:32
salary cap being instituted into baseball.
28:37
He's a Tony Clark came out and called it.
28:39
He called it institutionalized collusion that a salary cap in a
28:45
sense. And economically, what he's
28:47
basically saying is because there's only a limited amount of
28:50
money being put into the pool, you're intentionally limiting
28:54
what people can pay different players.
28:57
So like, for example, if there was no salary cap in basketball
29:00
10 years ago, LeBron should have been getting $200 million
29:03
contracts because that's what he would have been worth.
29:06
The salary cap is collusion to keep those numbers down to a
29:10
manageable number for teams. Tony Clark doesn't want the
29:14
players to lose money, so he's against the salary cap.
29:18
I don't. It's the only sport though that
29:21
doesn't have it. Is this just an inevitability?
29:24
I think it should be. I think baseball should have a
29:27
salary cap. Right now you have a guy like
29:30
Shay Ohtani who's not even getting his money and he's
29:34
making $102 million through endorsements.
29:36
It's ridiculous. So if he was getting his 70
29:39
million, this guy's making $200 million.
29:42
And then you're talking about guys that were baseball players
29:45
that probably in the next 10 years we're going to have our
29:48
first billion dollar player. You're going to pay one guy a
29:51
billion dollars to play a baseball game, which by the way,
29:55
paying those guys don't guarantee you championships.
29:59
As we see in Major League Baseball.
30:01
There has to be a salary cap. I I know Clark, Clark was a
30:05
former player. He's going to back it up and
30:07
he's going to say he's going to stick up for the players.
30:10
But I, I understand that these owners are making a ton, a ton
30:13
of money. They're charging at the
30:15
ballparks, the hot dogs, the hamburgers and all the crap that
30:18
they're selling there and they're putting it in their
30:20
pockets. That's why they're the owners.
30:22
That's why these players, after they leave the game of baseball,
30:25
they want to be owners and basketball players.
30:28
Look at a Rod. He owns the Timberwolves.
30:30
Why do you think he bought the team?
30:31
Because he's putting money in his pockets and he doesn't have
30:34
to. He doesn't have to go out there
30:36
and play it anymore. The fact is there's got to be a
30:38
salary cap because if there is isn't a salary gap, it's only
30:42
going to get worse. The NBA has it.
30:45
The NHL. Why is it going?
30:46
Why is it going to get worse? Because look at what these guys
30:48
are making 7. Or what?
30:51
That's what we that's what we fought.
30:52
That's what the guys before us fought for.
30:55
That's just the 94 strike and and that's what we fought for.
30:59
So like you fought for that's. Yeah.
31:01
I mean, I personally, I didn't fight for it, but I appreciate
31:04
the guys that did and came before me.
31:07
Now our contracts are guaranteed.
31:08
We have the strongest unit in sports.
31:10
Like that wouldn't have happened had it not been for those guys.
31:13
And some of those guys careers are over and now we're just
31:16
going to roll over. And those guys, everything that
31:18
those guys stood up for, now we're just going to roll over
31:20
and say, OK, we'll take it. Well, it's not going to happen.
31:24
If they. If they try and put a salary cap
31:26
on, there will be a strike to sit.
31:28
Plain and simple. I'm not the only one who thinks
31:30
that all the players are on the same page and the owners get
31:34
paid enough money. Like they get paid enough money.
31:36
That's what I'm saying. They're already loaded, and the
31:39
fact is, if you want to win. Billionaires.
31:41
If you win, you get more money. So why wouldn't you just keep
31:44
dumping money into your product? You want you want a good
31:48
product. You put money into the product
31:49
and you hope that it gets better.
31:50
That's what we're doing with this show.
31:52
Like so you want to cap it cap the show at 10,000 dollar $3000
31:57
advertisements or? One that's.
31:59
What? So I guess the better question
32:01
though, is would it make the game better speedy, speedy if we
32:05
had this parity that we always say the salary cap gives, right?
32:11
You have team, you see the NFL, you could be great one year,
32:14
terrible the next. And then the team that was
32:16
terrible can be great. You see a lot of teams kind of
32:19
in the middle, you know, hovering around playoff
32:22
contention, whether or not to go forward or not.
32:24
And every once in awhile they do.
32:26
But when you have the haves and have nots like you see in
32:29
baseball, especially recently with the Dodgers, would a salary
32:34
cap improve the game? But I want to hear what Speedy
32:36
has to say about how this would make the game either better or
32:41
worse. Because we do see parity.
32:43
The Dodgers are way more loaded than like the bottom five teams
32:48
in the league combined. The bottom like cheapest teams
32:50
are the bigger issue just because I don't even know if a
32:52
salary cap would do that necessarily if they know they're
32:56
still not going to get it anyway because they're still going to
32:59
be having, they're still be having restrictions in their own
33:01
right when it comes to the cap situation.
33:03
So still those ownership change, I think that's going to be a
33:06
bigger problem and whether you have a salary cap or not.
33:09
All right, ladies and gentlemen, here's the final segment of the
33:12
night. We call this analytics.
33:14
Ladies and. Gentlemen.
33:16
And now it's Analytics I. Want everybody together to go
33:21
ahead and say penis, penis, penis, vagina, vagina, vagina.
33:28
There it is. Welcome back everybody to yet
33:31
another episode of Analytics, a quality educational experience.
33:37
If you're new to the show, this is a competition between Errol
33:40
and Speedy where they will have a mystery term that they have to
33:43
solve. They will both have up to three
33:46
clues. Whoever can get it right in the
33:48
fewest amount of clues is the winner.
33:50
Once they answer it, they will have to answer, explain it in a
33:54
sentence and whoever has the best sentence is the tiebreaker.
33:58
If they get in the same amount of clues, the catch is they're
34:01
going to have different terms. You see, Speedy, he is the
34:05
sports analytical guru. He is going to be asking Errol
34:10
one of these newfangled terms that Errol, you know, isn't the
34:14
biggest proponent of. He's more of a traditionalist,
34:17
we say in this type of a situation.
34:20
He's an eye test man when it comes to sports.
34:22
When he watches sports, he knows himself.
34:24
His sports, he doesn't need need these fancy numbers.
34:26
So we're going to try to educate him on one of these terms.
34:30
On the other hand, Errol is going to ask Speedy something
34:33
else because he can't ask Speedy the sports analytical term.
34:36
It's going to be something that Speed doesn't know much of.
34:38
It's going to be a sexual innuendo.
34:41
We're going to have to get it going in the same medical loose.
34:43
Boys. Are you ready for tonight's
34:46
episode of analytics? All righty.
34:48
Let's go all. Right.
34:49
So mine all right. Baseball, we got SSR.
34:54
SSR for this. Is baseball, Yes.
34:57
Baseball SSRSS Oh wait, is Nathan here?
35:05
Ron? Nathan is supposed to be on A
35:07
tag team with Speedy tonight, isn't it?
35:10
Right here. There he is.
35:13
Fish. You forget about me, Fish.
35:14
Come on, fish. Don't you forget about nothing?
35:19
No, no. OK, that's your song.
35:23
Nothing. All right, SSR.
35:26
SSR, yes. Ron's you should know this.
35:33
I have no idea. I have no idea, I said Ron.
35:38
So I got that one wrong. All right.
35:42
Beep. Done wrong.
35:47
No, I think we're just going to give you a no on that one, all
35:51
right? No, nothing on the wild guess
35:53
Flip in the script for the big reveal of the analytical term of
35:59
the night. All right, here it is.
36:01
All right. Queening, Nathan.
36:05
Do you have any contacts queening?
36:09
Queening. Queening Yes, Nathan, do you
36:11
have any? Conscious.
36:12
Yes, Queening. Yes.
36:16
Hold on. Queening.
36:18
OK. Wild guests round no help on
36:22
this one. First thing that comes to your
36:24
mind on. All right, Nathan, are we going
36:27
to take the medieval approach or are we going to take the the
36:30
crown? Approach.
36:30
Hold on a second Queening. Queening, what do you got?
36:33
Nathan, what is your ideas here? Nathan probably did this like
36:37
the other day, whatever it is. Queening.
36:41
Queening. Damn, what the heck?
36:44
Think. Think about it in.
36:48
Oh, you can't tell me there's no, there's nothing, nothing,
36:50
nothing. Just cleaning.
36:52
Are we? Thinking of first guess.
36:53
Are we thinking? Are we thinking an upper body
36:55
approach like you're like a queen wearing a crown?
36:57
Just take a guess you don't get. Wild guess.
37:00
Wild guess round. I'm gonna go lower body.
37:05
You know what? This is a wild guess, right?
37:07
You said, Oh yeah, I'm gonna go the lady's vagina, lady.
37:13
'S vagina. You're gonna get more than.
37:15
That. Do you think that's all it is?
37:18
No, there's more to it. I'm trying to think.
37:19
I just don't know. Wait.
37:23
Actually being done in the lady's vagina while wearing a
37:26
while wearing a Queen's cloak. What a queen cloak like a dress.
37:35
This one is wild. I found this definition.
37:37
It took me like a. 5 minutes to it.
37:39
There's more to it. No, I haven't a gown.
37:40
Either wrong term, not cloak, gown.
37:46
Just take a guess. I'm about a girl's, a lady's
37:49
vagina, but there's more to it. Though my guess My guess is
37:52
action in a woman's vagina while she's wearing a Queen's gown.
37:58
Is that? No, that's not correct.
38:03
At no point. Correct.
38:04
Was that right? It wasn't.
38:07
It was a good, a mediocre effort, but you know, better
38:10
than 50%. I would say we're going to flip
38:13
it back the other way for the first clue on SSR.
38:17
What do you have on SSR? The more.
38:18
General term is both of the s s where you're trying to hit or
38:24
strike a s s and then in this case it's a hitting term for
38:30
trying to get this spot on the bat.
38:35
Say that. Again, one more time, so like a
38:37
general term if you're trying to hit or strike.
38:39
What do you do with a baseball? Do you swing or Sorry I gave it.
38:44
Away like you're trying to. If you're trying to get a
38:47
desired spot when you're punching or striking something
38:51
or hitting something, you could consider it a s S.
38:57
Slugging. No, not slugging like it's a
39:01
more general term. You hit the blank blank.
39:03
The general of slugging. What is the?
39:06
General of slugging. No, you got it wrong.
39:10
Let's give it back the other way.
39:12
The next clue or the first clue for queening?
39:16
No, this is second. That was wild guess.
39:18
Like, yeah, that was a wild guess that he was close, but he
39:26
wasn't. Speedy was.
39:27
Close. I have no idea.
39:29
No, you guys were not. Arrows close, you're riding.
39:32
Arrows close, you're riding. On something, riding, riding on
39:35
something, riding on something. OK, maybe.
39:40
Maybe a carriage like a carriage like a grand entrance for queen.
39:44
What? No.
39:46
If you don't think a. Handicap match the two of you
39:49
verse him. So you're Arrows saying you're
39:52
right, so I'm gonna OK, so you're riding on something.
39:56
What is it, what is it, Ruth? And what are you thinking?
39:58
What do you think it is? What do you think it is?
40:00
What do you think it? Is I'm going to.
40:04
What do you think it is? Listen.
40:05
What do you think it is that different?
40:06
He's too bashful. He can't say these inappropriate
40:09
words, Errol. Spit it out.
40:10
What is? It I'm going to say, oh Lord,
40:13
the kid is there. He's no.
40:16
Goody. Oh, you're on mute?
40:18
Yeah. What is?
40:19
What is it? What do you think it is?
40:21
I'm going all right. I'm going to say the penis.
40:24
This one. Just tell us what the term is.
40:27
Think a little more, are you thinking?
40:30
Something different than my potential fairy tale
40:33
hypothetical that I'm going with here.
40:36
Nathan, do you have any alternative theories?
40:38
I. Can't believe I'm can't all.
40:41
Right, Nathan, we're running out of time.
40:42
I'm going to. It's all right, Nathan.
40:44
We don't have all night just. To guess what I'm doing, I gave
40:47
you a hand. What was my hand, Speedy?
40:49
What was the hand? It involves a carriage.
40:54
What? That's not what I.
40:55
Said Carriage. Carriage.
41:00
It involves some undercarriages, but that.
41:03
Under undercarriage, not carriages all.
41:06
Right, let's move on. All right, this is just not
41:09
really going all right, moving back the other way, next clue
41:15
for SSR all. Right.
41:16
So you're trying to eat less of this type of food?
41:22
Oh. You're trying to avoid these
41:25
types of drinks too now with your new Sugar's condition.
41:29
Yeah, the sugar is not. What type of food is sugar?
41:36
It's not sour. Not sour.
41:42
Not sour. What?
41:43
Type of sugar. Not sour, but.
41:46
How do we go from a bat and. Honey mustard is.
41:51
Sweet, yes, that's the first S so then you're.
41:55
You had to say honey mustard. Oh wait, a sense sweet spot,
41:59
yes. And then R and then R.
42:01
Rating. I'll give it to you rate.
42:03
That's good rate. That is correct.
42:07
Sweet spot rate. Explain it, Speedy.
42:10
So it's actually. Wait, hold on, He has to use it
42:12
in a sentence first. My mistake.
42:14
We can't do that, Errol sweet spot rating.
42:20
Use it with Aaron Judge on the Yankees as your example.
42:25
Let's get the music back on. Oh.
42:27
God, Aaron Judge has the best swing swing spot rating in
42:41
baseball right now. Am I?
42:44
Is that good? That.
42:47
I don't know if that's a true statement, but it's definitely
42:50
way up there. We're going to give you.
42:52
No, all right, Aaron Judge has has the one of the best swing
42:59
spot ratings in the major. League sweet spot, sweet spot,
43:02
sweet spot, sweet spot, sweet spot, sweet spot.
43:05
So it's, it's basically you get it on if you barrel it.
43:08
Up. Yeah, it's.
43:09
A modified barrel. All right, you ready?
43:11
You ready for the? All right, so you have you have
43:14
to get it here on this one and have a sentence better than
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arrows. Arrows was almost perfect,
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really just made like minor errors.
43:23
So you're going to have to really sweep this round, boys.
43:27
The music is back on. All right, good luck.
43:31
All right, boys. You could sit on it and it feels
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good, but you also got to eat it.
43:42
Wow. You sit on it.
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Oh my gosh. These aren't the best clues.
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I think I gave him, I've given him the answer to what it could
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be. Is it a carriage made of food?
43:57
This is a. Dislike.
43:59
Whoa, Speedy? What are you talking about,
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Speedy? All right, what's your theory,
44:02
Nathan? If you're just joining us, this
44:05
is the second clue for Queenie. Think more creatively.
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What is your theory? If you're not going to go on
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mine, what could be eaten and sat on?
44:16
Penis. Nathan, you're going to eat a
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penis. It's like you only went to 6th
44:21
grade health for two days where they taught you a penis and a
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giant. Here's another clue.
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Here's another clue. All right, You're a man.
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OK, You're laying down and a woman comes in all.
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Right. And you say I want to taste you.
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OK, All right. Does that give you a hint?
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What? What do you think it is, Speedy?
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And it's undercarriage related come.
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On Speedy. Come on, Speedy, let me see
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where you go. All right, so you're tasting.
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Nathan, I'm disappointed in your help tonight.
45:03
Out of I don't know, was Nathan right about the?
45:06
I don't think so. I don't think I don't think he
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was right about the vagina. So I'm going to go.
45:11
Off Speedy, I think you're on your own bro.
45:15
So we'll go with tasting the pus of the asshole, then walking up
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to her make and licking it in her own mouth during sex.
45:40
What? Wait a second.
45:40
Explain that again to me so I I I can figure this out here.
45:45
Hold on, say that again one more time.
45:46
So. It licks the woman's asshole.
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OK, I'm not going with vagina because I think Nathan was
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deterring everything. You were.
45:53
You're you're, you're on to something.
45:55
You're so far, so good. All right.
45:58
So you're licking it. Come on.
46:00
You're licking it. OK, then the ceremony, the royal
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ceremony that you're with the Queen, you're walking down into
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an intimate action. And going back?
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To having sex while making out at the same time.
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Errol Marx, you are tonight's champion of.
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Linux. Oh, can I bring up?
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No, that was you had your right, Speedy.
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All right, Nathan, what do you think it is?
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No. Can I bring up one thing good
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that that porn star we're talking about?
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You didn't bring it up until just now.
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Go ahead, who's the porn star? Brooke Suptick.
46:45
No, the one who is getting all the attention right now, her
46:48
name, her name is Bonnie Blue. Bonnie Blue.
46:51
You couldn't have used that in any context before.
46:57
Nathan, you know all about these raunchy.
47:00
All right, all right, here's here's here's an easy word for
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queening, and you could tell me what it is.
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Ready, Nathan, face sitting. Do you know what that is?
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Yeah, when the woman sits on your face, right?
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There you go, Da, what do you do?
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What do you do when that? Happens.
47:18
You eat the pussy and then then come on.
47:22
Tommy clip that right now, right now 413 and change.
47:28
Goody, are you lost over there? What are you watching over
47:35
there? You watching somebody blue?
47:40
Errol, you got to send him some jab in the mouth earmuffs for
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his kid if he's going to be sitting there with all the
47:45
segments. I got you in my ears.
47:47
There's no chance I'm letting him listen to this.
47:50
He needs to get out of here. Yeah, there's no chance.
47:54
I got. I got my I got my headset on.
47:57
It's just this isn't for. Yeah.
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I don't think you definitely don't want your kids to hear
48:03
that. No, no, definitely.
48:06
I'm embarrassed. I'd be embarrassed.
48:10
Too. I'd be embarrassed too, I mean.
48:12
I have been playing video games. That's what we're playing right
48:14
now. He's playing playing some video
48:16
games. Who's?
48:16
Who's what are you playing, first of all?
48:19
He's playing Fortnite and I'm kind of just watching him a
48:21
little bit here. He's it's like a, it's like a
48:26
run around and shoot him, but he's it's like a sandbox, so.
48:29
He's just running around. My nephew is in the top 13
48:32
percentile right now in the country.
48:34
He's actually. OK, well my son is definitely
48:37
not and you know he's 7 so. He actually has won a little bit
48:41
of money doing playing Fortnite my.
48:45
Nephew, I know he could do it and just I don't let him play
48:48
too much. But tonight we were going to
48:50
watch Obi Wan. Obi Wan Kenobi's on a we're on a
48:52
Star Wars kick right now. So I'm trying to get him.
48:55
I don't know much about Star Wars.
48:56
I got to ask Speedy call. Speedy want to come to this.
48:59
You want to come to the Jersey Shore with us?
49:02
You want to go to the Jersey show with them?
49:04
When? Remember my friend Frank Luna?
49:08
Frank Luna. Yeah, you should do that.
49:10
You got to do that. You got to Hey, fish.
49:13
I mean nothing, Speedy coming to the Jersey Shore.
49:16
We'll, we'll come to the Jersey Shore.
49:19
He'll hook you up. He'll hook you.
49:21
Up. Yeah, Nathan, I know you have a
49:22
dream to be my wing man. I'm aware all.
49:25
Right, more dumb and Dumber outfits.
49:27
The tuxedos, could you? About it's actually an upgrade
49:30
for Nith. Errol, you realize that the term
49:37
you picked tonight was shown in ancient Egyptian drawings and
49:41
part of ancient Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Medieval
49:45
European, Victorian and other culture sexual excapades.
49:50
No, I didn't know, but I knew by going that or that route if I
49:54
said face sitting, they were going to get it.
49:57
So yeah, queening is is the perfect word for, you know,
50:01
learning a little bit about sexual, you know, terminology.
50:06
So there you go. Anyways, that's it guys.
50:09
It was a great one. I'd like to thank all the fans.
50:11
Thank you, by the way, to Jordan Poyer.
50:14
He was fantastic. I know he's been busy.
50:17
He's going to Brazil. He's got, you know, a kid, an 8
50:19
year old daughter and a family. So thank you for Jordan.
50:22
Thank you to Jordan. And thank you, Nath, for getting
50:25
Jordan to join us. That it wasn't obviously easy
50:28
drawing somebody to come on on the show when he's getting ready
50:31
for the season. We're going, we're going to,
50:32
we're going to go to a strip. All right, let's do it.
50:37
Let's do it. Just keep it on the lowdown.
50:38
I don't need to hear somebody. I need Brittany also like.
50:43
Her, you know, trying to cut my you know what off all right, so
50:48
I don't need that anyways. Thank you to all the fans
50:51
listening us to apple, Spotify apple Spotify video.
50:55
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50:58
listening to us throughout the country.
51:00
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51:10
And and again, we we, what we try to do is try to give you
51:12
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51:17
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51:20
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51:22
And and, and by the way, keep tuning into US video.
51:24
Do we have anything lined up next?
51:26
Week I got both guests already set for Monday, 8:45.
51:29
Our first guest will be Jamie Wimborn, former 49ers
51:31
linebacker. Play for a couple other teams as
51:33
well, and he'll be out at 8:45 and then 930 joining us.
51:36
He's been on our show a lot. Our friend Matt O'Leary, a New
51:38
York Jets analyst. Oh yes, Matt's going to join us
51:41
and he's a Jake Asman enthusiast as he's been on his show quite a
51:45
few times. So it'll be it.
51:47
Matt when he comes on a show, I don't really mention Jake, but
51:50
he he knows, I know my my jets and, and he kind of takes a step
51:55
back and kind of has a little bit of fun with us.
51:58
He's not like, you know, he's not really, he's like in between
52:03
the Jake Asmin personality and our kind of takes.
52:07
And he's an Islander guy too. So I definitely want to hear
52:10
what he thinks about the Islanders draft and where the
52:12
Islanders went in free agency this offseason.
52:15
So interesting. Interesting.
52:17
And that's a really good guy, too.
52:18
So we got to get him to come and hang out with us because he
52:22
lives in Long Island. So interesting.
52:24
Anyways, thank you to fans. We will be back next week Monday
52:28
and Wednesday. Until then, this is jopping them
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