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  Go deep, deep. Inside what?
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  I. Am excited this is inside.
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  Baseball. All right, guys, we're going to
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  go inside. I don't know and I don't care.
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  If you if you're watching along with us, Errol told me he wanted
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  to make sure everyone knows this is his favorite graphic with his
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  favorite pink shirt that he has in his wardrobe.
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  So tonight we have a bunch of stories we're going to get into,
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  starting with the fact that Aaron Judge is not the home run
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  leader, it's Shohei Otani. Shohei Otani hit his 20th home
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  run and did it in 55 games, which is the fastest pace in
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  Dodgers history. He's tied with Cody Bellinger
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  currently for the most home runs before June, so he has another
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  couple of days to break that record as well.
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  We haven't heard talk too much about Otani.
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  He is gearing up to come back and pitch after the All Star
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  break it looks. What do we have to say about him
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  continuing on this pace? And I think he's in double digit
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  stolen bases again as well. Who cares?
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  I'm sorry I what Aaron Judge is doing right now and even Paul
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  Goldschmidt is doing with the New York Yankees is incredible.
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  2 guys that are completely killing left-handed hitting.
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  I mean pitching, I know, but I'm.
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  Just. That's fine, that's fine.
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  When you talk about Shay Ohtani, he's having a good season.
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  He's doing what we expect him to do, you know, as a DHA, bona
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  fide DH. But again, I want to see him on
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  the mound until he gets on the mound and he starts to pitch and
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  he still can compete at that pitching position.
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  To me, he's not an everyday player except as ADH.
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  So as good as he is at the plate, it really means nothing
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  to me if he can't pitch anymore. That's just my opinion.
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  Jabba, I have a feeling you disagree.
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  To an extent, yeah. I, I honestly, I think what he
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  does at the plate is like everybody thinks Judge is going
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  to hit close to 400. It's not.
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  He's not even be close. He's going to, he's going to hit
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  you 325 at the most. It's going to fall off.
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  That's just the way it's going to happen.
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  But Otani's not going to do that.
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  But Otani's going to get you the same amount if he does pitch.
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  I think it changes things. I don't necessarily know if he
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  will. And you've obviously seen, if
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  you've been watching his repertoire, he's changed.
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  He's changed a few pitches, he's added some pitches.
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  So if he comes back, is he is he a bonafide DH if he doesn't
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  pitch? Yes, we we've seen it.
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  And but he has, he has more hard hit velocity.
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  He has better exit velocity than Aaron Judge.
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  He has more home runs, he has more stolen bases.
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  Will that change though? As Errol has said before, 100%
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  if he's pitching it's not even going to be close.
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  And I agree, I agree with you on that.
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  But every other metric other than batting average with exit
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  velocity and other things, he's still there.
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  But I, I want to see him do both.
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  Do I think he'll do it to the extent of what he did?
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  Is he a bona fide MVP every year with the numbers that he'll put
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  up on 100%? But if he goes and does what he
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  does on the mound and gets you 10 to 14 wins, how is that not
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  the greatest player that's ever done it?
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  I, I, I don't know the argument that you can even have and go
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  hit you 50 homers. It's it's basically saying he's
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  a top three offensive player. 100%.
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  And could be a top ten, top 15 pitcher.
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  Don't bring the pitching. You don't know what he's going
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  to do as a pitcher. Stop bringing that up.
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  Yeah, he has a pitch. I.
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  Mean that's the ceiling though. No, but that's the.
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  Ceiling. It has an action.
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  What it is? He hasn't talked about the
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  ceiling though, because if he does do.
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  It's been, it's been 2 years, but you saw what his ceiling
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  was. Before that, he was a top 15
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  pitcher. And and and now he's how many
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  UCL terraces he had on his arm that this is second one.
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  I'm to me, I'm not. There's a lot.
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  Of there's a lot of dudes that have pitched.
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  With that's fine when you want to be at the top of your game
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  and you're you're trying to and again, I'm going to go back to
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  it. You can you can calculate
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  whatever you want to calculate. The guy hasn't pitched on a
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  mound for two years and until he gets on the mound and dominates,
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  not. In the game.
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  As far as I'm concerned, it's been almost two years and and
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  no, no, it's. Been it's been 2 years in the
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  game. Yeah, you're right.
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  I'm not, I'm not stretching this any further than what it is so.
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  Speedy, where would you rank Otani?
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  Just as a hitter in the league. I would say probably second,
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  right behind Judge. I think it is fair.
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  You look at some of the fluctuating numbers that have
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  happened with other superstars like that are in that realm.
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  Obviously we'll talk about him later.
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  The one that's struggling with the Mets right now and Tatis,
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  like the guys that are like that are up and down.
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  So I definitely think he's second.
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  But Aaron Judge, definitely the offensive numbers he's had the
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  last four years is. Definitely Carl Anthony Town
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  sucks. I'm sorry.
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  He stinks. Freaking stinks.
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  I'm tired of this watching this guy this fat ass.
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  There's a lot of, luckily. Josh Hart is the man, guys.
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  You mentioned this a second ago, Errol, We have to talk about it.
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  These are some of the craziest stats I've ever seen in my life.
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  Aaron Judge and Paul Goldschmidt playing against left-handed
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  pitching. I don't think I would try to add
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  a lefty against the Yankees at all right now.
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  Listen to these stats, guys. Judge, we know we're going to be
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  great stats. Judge is hitting 455 against
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  lefties. That's second in the league with
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  a 581 on base percentage, second in the league he's slugging
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  1.182 and has get this for WRC plus.
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  Like we said, full season the record is 244.
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  Barry Bonds, while he was on the Juice Judge against lefties
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  alone has a 368 WRC plus, which is tops in the league by far.
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  It's actually, it's not by far because there's a guy that I
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  just mentioned who's right there with him.
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  Goldschmidt is hitting, listen to this, 548 against lefties,
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  which is best in the league by a over, by a / 100 points over
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  Judge or just under 100 points, a 635 on base percentage.
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  That's almost 2/3. He's getting on base against
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  lefties, 2/3 against the whole league and he's slugging 952
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  with a 342 WRC. Plus second in the league is
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  well behind Judge. So they have two firsts amongst
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  each other and two seconds each. They are killing left-handed
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  pitching Errol. I can't even think of anything
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  similar to this. Right now any comps?
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  Right now these two guys are two of the best hitters in baseball.
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  2 MVP's and, and right now if Paul Goldschmidt was right now
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  in the National League, he'd probably be the MVP number one
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  vote getter. And that's how good Paul
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  Goldschmidt has been all season so far for the New York Yankees.
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  For all the Yankee haters, all the people that didn't like this
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  move bringing in Paul Goldschmidt, well, who's
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  laughing now? This guy for the last two months
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  has been one of the best hitters in baseball.
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  He's not even hitting behind Aaron Judge.
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  He's not even protecting them. And he's doing what he's doing
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  right now. It it's it's pretty incredible.
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  I can't really say anything bad about this.
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  And Aaron Judge is on a tear right now.
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  I don't think we're going to see a player do this for the next 20
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  years. And if Aaron Judge can continue
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  doing what he's doing with Goldschmidt, I mean, you can,
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  you can argue. You can argue that these guys
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  are going to be fighting one and two for the American League MVP.
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  Judge isn't going to hit close to 400 all year.
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  I don't know what makes you think that I didn't.
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  Say that I didn't say it doesn't matter if he hits 3. 59 it's and
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  neither will Paul Goldschmidt. Neither will Paul Goldschmidt.
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  I love the Yankees, but I'm a realist and understand I love
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  this start that this is, but people have plans at grandeur
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  that they're going to keep this up all year.
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  Paul Goldschmidt hasn't had a great year and how many years?
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  Tell me Aaron Judge is Aaron Judge.
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  We get it. But to think this is realistic
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  for them to be, there's going to be one person in the ALMVP race
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  at the end and it's it's Aaron Judge.
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  Like we know that if if you say if Paul Goldschmidt was in in
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  the NL right now, he would have a huge argument with Pete Crow
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  Armstrong. So it's it's one of those things
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  where each year changes and guys have great years.
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  You saw a Bobby Witt year last year where if Aaron Judge didn't
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  have that year, he's probably in the conversation of Frankie
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  Lindore in the NL with Otani year.
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  So it just you're going to have these, you're going to have two
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  players for the next 5 to 8 years that are going to be in
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  the conversation every year. If somebody overtakes them, then
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  that's the only conversation we're going to have because
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  those guys for the next 5 to 8. And now if you get Otani coming
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  back and he pitches get you 8 to 12 wins a year, we're not even
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  having conversations. We're not.
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  No, I, I because he's, he's still going.
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  To hit you 280 and 40. By the way, if, if, if
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  Goldschmidt right now was in the National League, he'd be the
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  MVP. If, if right now, I know you
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  keep saying Pete Crow Armstrong, if you look at his numbers, 222
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  at bats, 61 hits, 15 home runs, batting 275.
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  If you go to Paul Goldschmidt, 202 at bats, 70 hits, five home
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  runs and batting 347. I'm going with no.
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  Numbers and and he's Pete Crow. Armstrong is a 3.2 war.
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  Paul Goldschmidt is a bona fide 30.
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  How old is he? 38 years old.
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  He's batting. 247 I don't give a shit he's playing age is just a
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  number I don't care I'm. Taking I'm taking Paul.
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  I'm taking Paul Goldschmidt right now.
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  Paul Goldschmidt hitting 347. I'm taking for the long haul
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  right now. Pete Crow Armstrong.
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  I'm talking about this year. I'm talking about this.
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  Year. Yes.
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  Who has a better year? You want to make a bet right
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  now? Who's talking?
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  About this year, right now I'm talking about right now.
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  I'm talking about right now, I'm talking about right now.
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  That's what I'm. Talking over the whole year, who
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  has a better year over the whole year?
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  He's a young kid. This guy is, is, is the 30?
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  What is 30? 7.
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  Because right now he's batting 347.
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  If if the season were to end, Paul Gulchman and Otani are
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  fighting to win that in MVP. If if you if you know so much
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  about it, why wouldn't you take Paul Goldschmidt to have a
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  better year than Pete Crow Armstrong?
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  That I'm saying. Because he, Paul Goldschmidt, is
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  38 years old, that's why. And he's going to get tired.
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  He might get hurt, that's why. If he was.
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  Crow Armstrong might get hit. Paul Coachman is a Hall of
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  Famer. Pre caught Pete.
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  Crow is not a Hall of Fame. He's a Hall of Famer out of
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  here. He's a Hall of Fame.
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  He's a Hall of Fame. No, he's a Hall of Famer.
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  Absolutely, absolutely a Hall of Famer.
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  No, absolutely. I love, I love him, but there's
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  no chance. Absolutely a Hall of Famer.
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  How or why? I'm looking at his numbers right
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  now. You can't tell me that he's not.
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  All right, so here's here's Goldschmidt's career stats 290
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  Career Batting average 21126 hits 64.3 career WAR.
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  That's actually pretty high. We got 12141 runs, 12114 RBIs,
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  173 stolen bases. He was a sneaky stolen base guy
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  early in his career, early in his career, 382 career on base
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  percentage, 510 slugging. So just under 900 career OPS and
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  a 139 OPS plus. I don't know, that's a little
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  fringy speedy. Why don't you tell me what's
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  what's usually the cut off with some of those key statistics for
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  Hall of Fame? Well, I yeah, I think every.
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  Metric is going to be different when it comes to what.
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  It's a different time. What prioritizes the Hall of
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  Fame? I like it for the fact of like a
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  first baseman being able to steal bases like that, I think
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  is something that's very rare. Just like you see, like a
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  catcher, like somebody like Joe Mauer that hit for so many
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  batting average and Buster Posey, when he when he'll, he'll
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  go into the Hall of Fame eventually down the road in a
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  couple years. Like I, I think something at
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  that unique at a position should give him that kind of extra
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  leverage. Yeah, maybe the like the fringe
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  home run numbers. I get what you're coming with
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  that fish. I I I would still.
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  That doesn't matter anymore. I would put I would put him in
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  personally. I think it is close but.
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  He won MVPS. I mean, this guy was the.
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  Best player? He won MVPS gold gloves, right?
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  Right. Gold Gloves are the stupidest,
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  most overrated thing in the world.
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  Rafael Palmero won a Gold Glove at first place playing 12 games.
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  Like get out of here. And they don't count.
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  My favorite award when I was a kid, the Rolaids Relief award.
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  That was my favorite. Rolaids even exist anymore.
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  I don't know if they do, but. You know, I think I think Tums
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  might have taken. Over, you know, big, big tums
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  beat out butt out the award ceremony, I guess for relief
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  pitchers. All right guys, we have to talk
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  about it. Speedy.
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  I told you before the show that I'm going to reopen the wound.
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  We got to talk Juan Soto overrunning on a long single or
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  what he thought was thought was going to be an out thought was
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  going to be a single. Didn't realize miscommunication
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  on the base path speedy. We saw this happen with former
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  Met legend Tommy Pham earlier. In the season.
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  And you had some choice words about it.
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  What do you think about the $765 million prize of the offseason
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  doing the same thing? Almost.
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  Yeah, it's come full circle. It was my What's that smell in
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  the only week of what's that smell where I have the only
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  baseball wad over Chava and Gotti.
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  That's what it sounds. But yeah, now you got to roast
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  him for the same kind of thing. Brandon Nimmo.
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  Obviously there was a lot of questions if he did the right
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  thing either, but Brandon Nimmo is a good, fundamentally sound
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  base runner like you would expect if he does have a Cafe
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  like it wouldn't it would be for a good reason, that kind of
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  thing. But yeah, Soto, obviously you
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  see a lot of criticisms in the past of like 2 guys not hustling
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  out-of-the-box and stuff like that too, which I don't think is
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  as as overblown and sometimes they make it out to be in the
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  regular season. But that was definitely a bad
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  blunder, what he was doing there.
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  You don't surpass him on the base pass, then obviously you're
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  miscommunicating with a base runner too.
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  It's just a really bad look overall.
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  Oh, I, I think I'll take, I think I can accept a physical
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  error, but like a mental error and the fact that the ball is in
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  front of you, like you're seeing the runner and maybe he's not
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  communicating with the first base coach or whatever, but the
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  ball is in front of you. You can see what is happening.
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  You can scream at Nimmo and be like, hey, you brain farted or
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  whatever. Like for me, I can deal with
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  physical errors. I am like if a dude lays out for
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  a ball and misses it, hats off to you man.
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  Like I appreciate it. But if you try to like hold up
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  and body it up and it takes a kick, no, I I can't accept that.
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  First of all, so it's the. Worst thing is in between.
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  It was horrible. That was horrible.
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  Pretty bad. And when you're making, I'm
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  sorry. Guys, I feel bad because the
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  Nemos are like really good friends of our family because I
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  played with his brother and I've gotten to know them and just and
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  it's like he never wants to mess up.
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  Like is one of the nicest human beings in the world.
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  And like you said, he's very fundamentally sound.
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  They didn't, they only played in the summer.
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  They they're from Wyoming. Like they didn't have two
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  seasons. They relied on what they were
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  good at and just great people. But yeah, it was and it just.
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  But what also sucks too, and I'm kind of, I'm kind of going to go
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  on the other side. It's like everything that he
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  does gets magnified. Like, yes, we talked about Tommy
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  Phan, but really, did it get put in the limelight?
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  Exactly. And I know why.
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  We all know why, but it's just everything that he does is now
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  going to get magnified. And you're just like, hey, you
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  signed up for this dude, sorry about your luck.
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  Like, duh, lay in your little pot, do everything right,
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  Nobody's going to say anything to you.
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  But that's just not how this world works anymore.
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  Reminiscent. Of Manny Ramirez type
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  shenanigans. Errol Horrible.
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  What are you thinking? Horrible, embarrassing.
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  And I don't want to hear that It's it's he's going to get the
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  scrutiny. He took the 760, five, $68
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  million from the Mets and he went out there at the press
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  conference and said to everybody, come out here to win
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  championships and, and the Mets have a better chance to win a
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  championship than the Yankees do.
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  And that's why I decided to go to the Mets.
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  You go out there and you open your mouth and you spread all
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  the, you spread your cheeks out there for all the fans to hear.
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  Well, then you're going to get, you're going to get the beef.
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  And boy, oh boy, is he getting the beef right now.
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  He is going to get better. I, I, I, this guy is one of the
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  most talented players in the MLB.
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  There's no question that he is. And he's going to get his his
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  batting average up to 280 or closer to 280 before the seasons
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  end. To me, every single thing that
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  he does that is wrong and he doesn't run out.
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  He doesn't run, run and try to catch the ball.
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  Go out there and try to make these acrobatic catches the way
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  he should, like he did with the Yankees.
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  He's going to get the scrutiny. I don't care if you're going to
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  make a mistake like that and you're going to you after the
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  game, you're going to say, well, you know, people make mistakes.
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  No, no, people don't make mistakes.
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  You made the mistake and you look bad.
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  So as far as I'm concerned, when you're making that kind of
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  money, you're buying your teammates, I don't know, trucks
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  because they gave you your jersey or gave your jersey
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  number. You got to go out there And when
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  you're making bad blunders and making making bad mistakes like
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  that, take responsibility. That's all I'm.
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  Going to say before before we move on, fish to the next one, I
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  can say in the amount of time that I watched my son play, I
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  never saw a play like that. And I've seen a lot of things in
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  baseball. I've never seen even teenagers
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  do that. Embarrassing it.
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  Feels like a Little League play. That's why it's so madding, you
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  know, like. It's been, it's been close, but
• 19:24
  no, they were like run, run, run, Yeah.
• 19:28
  It's just bad 1 Sucks to be sucks to suck.
• 19:31
  I guess Mets fans guess what you've got in for he maybe he's
• 19:35
  Manny Ramirez. It's who he is.
• 19:37
  I got to show you the most amazing last pitch of the game
• 19:41
  that I've seen in a long time. And this makes my pecker hard.
• 19:44
  This. That's a.
• 19:48
  Good. That's such a big drop I have.
• 19:50
  I love that. So here it is.
• 19:52
  Tarek scuba, last pitch of the game, 103 mph on the last pitch
• 19:59
  of the game. A strikeout in a complete game
• 20:02
  shut out a Maddox, meaning he did it in under 100 pitches as
• 20:07
  well, meaning his stuff is so good nobody touches him.
• 20:12
  Let's talk about. But I want to say something
• 20:14
  about this guy. All right?
• 20:15
  First of all, last year at the trade deadline, there were
• 20:18
  conversations that they were going to trade this guy.
• 20:21
  How stupid could you be? This guy is right now you can
• 20:24
  argue he's the best pitcher in baseball.
• 20:26
  I mean there there might be two other guys you can argue or just
• 20:29
  as good as him or has had seasons like him so far this
• 20:32
  year. One of them plays for the for
• 20:34
  the Knicks, for the Yankees and Max free.
• 20:36
  But I I think it's been unbelievable.
• 20:38
  He's an unbelievable pitcher. When you're throwing 103 mph in
• 20:42
  the 9th inning in a complete game and and pitching a strike
• 20:45
  the way he did it, it's he's incredible.
• 20:47
  He's an incredible pitcher. He's still fairly young and with
• 20:51
  the roster that they have in the pitching staff that they're
• 20:53
  going to be building and what they're building for their
• 20:56
  future. Detroit, who hasn't won a
• 20:58
  championship in? I don't know. 84 was the last a
• 21:01
  long. Time, they're going to have a
• 21:02
  chance to win one. And they are Justin Verlander.
• 21:05
  They had What's his name again? Scherzer.
• 21:07
  Scherzer I remember that the pitching that they.
• 21:09
  Have they lost? They lost with them in O 6 to
• 21:13
  the Cardinals. I remember and I, I remember
• 21:16
  those times. And you know, and you know why?
• 21:19
  Because PFPS. They had four errors as
• 21:21
  pitchers. I was going to say a lot.
• 21:23
  Usually when they've lost in the playoffs, there's a lot of the
• 21:25
  times with that, like either fielding errors with pitchers or
• 21:28
  fielding errors with like good, good infielders and stuff like
• 21:30
  that. And that was a team I think that
• 21:31
  was up by like 10 games of the All Star break.
• 21:33
  It blew the division, but then they won in the playoffs.
• 21:36
  Yep. By the way, by the way, the
• 21:39
  Knicks are going to win this game.
• 21:40
  But I'm going to tell you this. If any Knick fan thinks for one
• 21:43
  second the game is going to look like this in Indiana, you're
• 21:47
  sadly mistaken. Well, this is this is what we
• 21:49
  thought it was going to be tonight, though.
• 21:51
  I was pretty sure this game was going to look like this.
• 21:53
  They're at home. They got all the juice that the
• 21:56
  Pacers can take the foot off the gas a little bit because they
• 21:58
  have this buffer. This was bound to happen.
• 22:01
  Matheran for the Pacers having like the best game of his
• 22:04
  freaking life right now. He's had crazy shooting.
• 22:07
  And by the way, Tyrese Halliburton, this is what I mean
• 22:10
  about Hal Burton. He's not shy and I'll tell you
• 22:12
  why he's not shy because he's not consistent.
• 22:15
  He'll have one great ridiculous game and then he'll fall off a
• 22:19
  little bit and everybody keeps talking about him, how he he
• 22:22
  kind of reminds. Well, Shy Alexander and him are
• 22:25
  are part arguably two of the best point guards, 2 of the best
• 22:28
  guards in the league. I disagree.
• 22:30
  Shy Alexander is by far right now the best all around guard in
• 22:34
  the league and I think Jalen Bruns is right there with him.
• 22:36
  I mean he's the best offensively, not defensively.
• 22:39
  Tyrese Halperton is very overrated.
• 22:42
  I think people sit there and they.
• 22:43
  Oh, I think he's inconsistent is the problem right we saw last.
• 22:47
  Game, I don't think he's overrated, Inconsistent,
• 22:49
  inconsistent, I'm sorry. Because like what he did last
• 22:52
  game was like throwing a no hitter, you know?
• 22:54
  Like you can't do much better than that playing the point
• 22:56
  guard position and having a a 32 point triple double with no
• 23:00
  turnovers, right? Like that's that's basically a
• 23:02
  no hitter for a point guard. That's incredible.
• 23:05
  So the fact Russell Westbrook show up tonight is kind of the
• 23:09
  thing that people say that he's not.
• 23:11
  A That's why he reminds me. You know what he reminds me of?
• 23:14
  He reminds me of Russell Westbrook.
• 23:16
  That's what he reminds me of. That's well, Russell Westbrook
• 23:19
  was like famously terrible at the end of game, I think.
• 23:22
  Halliburton's a little bit, no, But I'm talking about their
• 23:25
  games in the way they play. Russell Westbrook would put off
• 23:28
  these ridiculous numbers and disappear the next game and
• 23:32
  you're like wondering if he was even playing in the game.
• 23:34
  Tyrese Halliburton, I've seen that in certain games he's like
• 23:37
  disappears. And that's why I'm going to tell
• 23:40
  you this right now. Don't expect Knick fans, don't
• 23:42
  expect Tyrese Halliburton not to show up in Game 6.
• 23:46
  I expect it. I expect him to come out strong.
• 23:48
  I expect the Indiana to try to to really bust it, you know,
• 23:52
  bust a load early in the game because this is embarrassing,
• 23:56
  being embarrassed. We said before the game, you
• 23:59
  know, I said that they got to stay out of the one 30s and one
• 24:01
  20s. Look at the score, 109 to 90.
• 24:05
  Indiana only has 90 in a game after they just took it to, you
• 24:09
  know, they put up 1:30. So what a what a real effort.
• 24:14
  You know, we're going to have to break down the film.
• 24:15
  We've been doing the show, you know, kind of paying attention
• 24:18
  the whole time. But you know what, just to go
• 24:20
  back to inside baseball, you know, tiring school, I think
• 24:24
  probably is the best pitcher in the game right now.
• 24:26
  And Detroit is probably the best team as well.
• 24:30
  But we'll talk more about them. I don't know about best team.
• 24:33
  I I still the Dodgers all around are the best team in baseball.
• 24:37
  Just just in the last, you know, that's I read some article about
• 24:40
  the last 100 games that Detroit's been the best team in
• 24:43
  the league. So just just for recency bias,
• 24:46
  obviously Dodgers defending champions, but they've been
• 24:49
  really banged up this year, so it's kind of hard to put.
• 24:51
  Them I called that banged up, I called that by the way, you.
• 24:54
  You absolutely did. You definitely did.
• 24:55
  So a couple of bad injuries. Ronald Blanco, you guys remember
• 24:59
  him last year? I had a very eventful season,
• 25:05
  right? He had the suspension, he had
• 25:07
  the was it a perfect game? Was it a no no?
• 25:10
  I forget what. It was no, it was a perfect
• 25:12
  game. It was a perfect game.
• 25:13
  It. Was a perfect game.
• 25:14
  I think it was a perfect game. And then he gets, I think he
• 25:17
  gets the suspension later was caught.
• 25:19
  I can't remember the whole thing.
• 25:21
  He's got the Tommy John situation going on.
• 25:23
  He knew it was bad. They were talking about it a
• 25:26
  week ago. They just pulled him from a game
• 25:28
  and they just didn't say what it was.
• 25:29
  And then all of a sudden it was getting a second opinion on the
• 25:33
  elbow. That's all you need to know
• 25:35
  because the first guy said you need Tommy John when that
• 25:38
  happens every single time. So let's talk a little bit about
• 25:42
  that guy. Let's go to Java a little bit on
• 25:47
  Ronnelle Blanco. Well, it was it was a no hitter
• 25:50
  because it was it was only the second one in opening day, April
• 25:53
  1st. So man, it's it's tough when you
• 25:58
  you know, when you get in those situations and you know, you
• 26:02
  have you have success early. And I mean, it's it's he's
• 26:10
  surrounded by some guys that have had success too.
• 26:12
  And maybe you push a little much and maybe it's, you don't listen
• 26:16
  to your body, especially when you're you're just trying to,
• 26:19
  you know, solidify yourself in the big leagues.
• 26:22
  And especially when you go out and go and do what he did, which
• 26:25
  was really, really cool to see. And I mean, what he was signed
• 26:29
  as a free agent. He was 28 or 29 years old or
• 26:32
  whatever. It was like, it's a really cool
• 26:34
  story. And you know, it's one thing to
• 26:36
  get to the big leagues. It's another thing to stay.
• 26:38
  So, you know, just for him to do that and see how cool that is,
• 26:44
  but then, you know, obviously back on the grind and hopefully
• 26:47
  he can, you know, stay the course and, and get back and,
• 26:51
  and have another chance at that. But man, it just I hate
• 26:54
  injuries, but I understand that they're going to happen.
• 26:56
  And you know, we, we see it all the time with, with a lot of
• 26:59
  great guys and you know, some come back, some don't.
• 27:02
  And you know, there's a lot of them that we're going to talk
• 27:04
  about with, Oh, just a preliminary look or oh, it's
• 27:08
  just inflammation. Well, it usually leads to more
• 27:11
  than that and then and more times than not that that's the
• 27:14
  case. And I mean, there's obviously,
• 27:16
  you know, exceptions to the cause, but most of the time it's
• 27:20
  inflammation or a strain. It it usually is something
• 27:23
  worse. And you know, we miss that
• 27:25
  ability in the league to to watch.
• 27:27
  So sometimes it gets a little frustrating as a fan and as a
• 27:30
  player as well. All right, Next guy, Errol, you
• 27:34
  love him. I know you talk about him a lot
• 27:36
  on the show. Horrible, by the way.
• 27:37
  Michael King is dealing with shoulder inflammation in his
• 27:42
  pitching arm. Here's the quote from Shelf.
• 27:46
  We're still trying to figure out exactly what's taking place with
• 27:50
  the scapula. That's the worst.
• 27:53
  He's feeling marginally better today and we're getting our head
• 27:57
  around it and getting the medical.
• 28:00
  Team let's. Look at it with the doctor.
• 28:02
  It reminds me of Louis Severino when Louis Severino went down
• 28:06
  and the Yankees gave him in the extension and then he was out a
• 28:09
  significant amount of years. So this is not good.
• 28:13
  And if you're a Yankee fan, and I've said it many, many times,
• 28:17
  that the Yankees would probably be interested in Michael King at
• 28:21
  the trade deadline because I know Brian Cashman was sorry
• 28:24
  that he traded him in that Soto deal loot.
• 28:27
  Now, he might not be back, you know, and if he does come back,
• 28:31
  he's not going to be 100%. And I don't see anybody
• 28:35
  overpaying for Michael King. And you know, the Padres,
• 28:38
  they're going to look for some pretty good prospects.
• 28:41
  If he's not 100% healthy, they're not going to trade him.
• 28:44
  So Michael King looks like he's going to be a Padre until next
• 28:50
  season. Because this injury, when you
• 28:52
  hear shoulder injury and possibly what you just said,
• 28:56
  scapular or whatever the hell it is, nobody, nobody knows how,
• 29:01
  how defiant it could be there for his.
• 29:04
  Season Zone Speedy brought up a great point.
• 29:06
  Was it it only supposed to be a month with the good old Thor and
• 29:09
  Noah Syndergaard? Yeah.
• 29:12
  I don't think he probably was in ketosis from a crazy workout
• 29:15
  that he was doing too, probably knowing what Noah Syndergaard
• 29:18
  was doing. But those days when we bulked up
• 29:20
  like a crazy person. He he would always show that
• 29:23
  videos of him with no shirt on just like shredded.
• 29:26
  Wheat. I mean, good for him, but it
• 29:28
  definitely didn't help pitching I.
• 29:29
  Don't. Yeah, he had.
• 29:30
  He had show body, but he had no baseball body.
• 29:34
  Like I said, you can't pull fat bro.
• 29:35
  Like this doesn't work. King listen, this is this is one
• 29:42
  of these guys. I think of another person when
• 29:45
  you have scapula and it's not the one that you're thinking of
• 29:49
  on the Mets, it's his teammate, The Dark Knight.
• 29:52
  Yep. Mr. Matt Harvey.
• 29:55
  Harvey had something called thoracic outlet surgery.
• 29:58
  And if you don't know what that is, I was misdiagnosed with it
• 30:00
  actually when I was in college and I went to a doctor
• 30:04
  eventually in the city and they're like, you don't have
• 30:05
  that at all. You have like something else.
• 30:07
  So, but it's they said they were going to have to remove.
• 30:12
  Isn't. It like a ribs.
• 30:13
  Rib like up here. They have to take, they have to
• 30:15
  remove a rib to go and untangle blood vessels that are in your
• 30:19
  scapula basically. So because it's cutting off
• 30:21
  circulation to your fingers. So you get a little numbness in
• 30:24
  the fingers. And when you're pitching,
• 30:25
  obviously you need to have the the feel and the grip and you
• 30:29
  know. What about his bloody noses when
• 30:31
  he was starting the game? That that was because he was
• 30:34
  Batman fighting crimes at. Night.
• 30:36
  I just thought maybe he had to go in and, you know, just do, do
• 30:40
  some stuff I didn't know. I think there may have been a
• 30:43
  bunch of other things that he was taking part in those days.
• 30:46
  Yeah, it went the wrong way for him.
• 30:48
  But that injury that he had, that's a crazy injury that that
• 30:52
  ended his. Career.
• 30:52
  I've heard it sucks. You know, so I I worry about
• 30:56
  that one When you hear about the back of the shoulder blade,
• 31:00
  which is the scapula. That's that scares me.
• 31:03
  So I just wanted to, you know, give Michael King some best
• 31:06
  wishes, especially if the Yankees end up with him once
• 31:08
  again on the there were a couple of injuries today.
• 31:11
  I just want to throw those in be quickly.
• 31:14
  Braves had to put Smith shover, who's been doing great job
• 31:17
  filling in. He's got an elbow.
• 31:19
  It doesn't look good that he's going for tests.
• 31:22
  Trout will be coming off the IL tomorrow, so he hasn't been
• 31:25
  playing for a while. It looks like Chris Sale is the
• 31:29
  fastest to reach 2500 strikeouts.
• 31:32
  That's a new. That's just.
• 31:33
  He did it. He did it like 80 some games
• 31:36
  faster than Randy. Johnson That's pretty
• 31:38
  impressive. Let's take a speedy your sales
• 31:43
  stats good enough for talking Hall if he keeps this up for a
• 31:47
  couple years. He should be on paper, just the
• 31:49
  injuries are going to hold him back, probably just because he
• 31:52
  didn't get enough innings or enough.
• 31:53
  That's not going to make. That's not going to.
• 31:55
  Make I don't think it should make a difference, but you never
• 31:56
  know what the baseball. Baseball with pitching, now it's
• 32:00
  they are looking at completely different statistics.
• 32:02
  If this guy is consistent and he's depending on the innings
• 32:07
  and the strikeouts and, and, and the way he is doing it
• 32:10
  throughout the time that he is on the mound, which he's
• 32:13
  averaging closer to 8 or 9 strikeouts a game.
• 32:16
  I mean he is his define. Yeah, he's right near 2500
• 32:19
  strikeouts. Yeah, I think that's a hall of.
• 32:21
  Famer. No, he's, he's over 25. 100
• 32:23
  yeah, he just broke it. That's.
• 32:25
  Yeah, he just broke it. So yeah, he's definite,
• 32:28
  definitely a Hall of Famer, 100%, and this guy was at a
• 32:32
  significant amount of. Time, let me give you his
• 32:34
  numbers. So he's at 24190, two
• 32:37
  strikeouts. He's got a career one O 5, one
• 32:41
  WHIP and a three O 5 ERA. He's actually not having a great
• 32:44
  year so far. He's got A3336ERA and A1.
• 32:48
  Two week? Oh, that's bad.
• 32:49
  No, the whip is out of character for him.
• 32:52
  So he's been allowing a lot more base runners than normal.
• 32:54
  That usually says something's going on.
• 32:56
  Strikeouts. For physically just, you know
• 32:59
  what I mean? So that's just out of character
• 33:01
  for him. He's.
• 33:01
  Not that type of pitch, but I I see what exactly speedy you're
• 33:05
  saying on the other side. And Errol, I can kind of agree
• 33:08
  and disagree. He's played 15 years and he only
• 33:12
  has 140 wins, but he he has one of the best records as the most
• 33:17
  prolific strikeout pitcher. Jacob degrom in the amount of
• 33:20
  time. So he didn't really play for
• 33:24
  three years, Yeah. He was Memory came up as a
• 33:27
  reliever with the White Sox from Florida Gulf Coast.
• 33:30
  He was a because they thought his motion was so funky that he
• 33:33
  was going to get hurt. He was one of those guys when I
• 33:36
  was a kid, it was always Kevin Apier had like the weirdest
• 33:40
  motion and they said that he was going to get hurt.
• 33:43
  And then he he didn't get hurt until like his 17th year in the
• 33:46
  league or something like that. And Sale has another one of
• 33:49
  those guys. His motion is really cool to
• 33:50
  watch. And it took a long time for him
• 33:53
  to get hurt. He did get hurt.
• 33:54
  Before he got hurt. He was an All Star seven years
• 33:57
  in a row. He was Cy Young top five voting
• 34:00
  six years in a row. He had some MVP votes in those
• 34:04
  years. And you know, as you know, he
• 34:05
  had the Cy Young Award two years ago last year, right?
• 34:09
  So he is still a great player. So he's done.
• 34:12
  He's gotten some of the recognitions he has compiling
• 34:16
  stats. How many more years at 140 wins?
• 34:21
  Almost just under just passing 2500 strikeouts now how much?
• 34:25
  How many does he need to get? I don't, I, I, I do think he's a
• 34:30
  Hall of Famer. I, I I when you look at.
• 34:33
  You say he gets to 2750 in strikeouts like say.
• 34:38
  How old is he? How old is he he?
• 34:40
  Surely he stays healthy. He is 36.
• 34:44
  I think he's going to pitch at least another two years.
• 34:47
  I'm going to, I'm going to agree that he's going to get closer to
• 34:51
  2700 strikeouts. To me being out this significant
• 34:57
  amount of time and then coming back and, and keep throwing and,
• 34:59
  and, and doing the things that he's doing right now in the
• 35:02
  league. I I think it's very impressive
• 35:04
  you. You brought up Jacob Grom too.
• 35:07
  It's the kind of the same. Yeah.
• 35:10
  And Jacob degrom, if Jacob degrom retired today, I I think
• 35:14
  you can argue that he's a Hall of Famer.
• 35:16
  I mean, no, Yeah. I mean, with the way the game is
• 35:19
  now and the way they're voting these guys in now, I, I really
• 35:23
  do believe that Jacob degrom eventually is going to be a Hall
• 35:26
  of Famer who's been better than Jacob degrom when he's at the
• 35:29
  top of his game. He's got a 25252 ERA.
• 35:32
  His strikeouts are only 1728 compared to sales 2500 like you
• 35:36
  were saying. But his WHIP for his career is
• 35:39
  9.993 and his ERA +156, so very good.
• 35:44
  Sales numbers are better than degrom's.
• 35:47
  And they're both going to the Hall of Fame.
• 35:49
  It's a year older than sale they're.
• 35:50
  Both. They are not.
• 35:51
  I believe they're not. I believe.
• 35:53
  It degrom is going to have to pitch into his 40s to be in the
• 35:58
  Hall of Fame, I think. But it's not that he's that
• 36:01
  wasn't one of the greatest pitchers of his era, but you
• 36:03
  have to say that, too. He's.
• 36:05
  He's going to be, he's going to be in his era, but degrom's not
• 36:08
  going to stay healthy. Kind of like a Mattingly
• 36:09
  situation with him, you know what I mean?
• 36:12
  Where elite elite elite player for a good.
• 36:15
  For that short amount of time, yeah.
• 36:17
  Good, good, like medium, short to medium amount of time and
• 36:21
  then, you know, just couldn't keep it together.
• 36:22
  But he's pitching very well this year, so hopefully he can regain
• 36:26
  his form and do it for a little while and then, you know, not go
• 36:29
  in as a Met. It's all been the Hall of
• 36:31
  Average lately anyways. Except lately SO.
• 36:33
  He's going last one to bring up and we'll get out of this
• 36:36
  because I know Johnny Reno's waiting backstage.
• 36:39
  We got Carl Reagan's and Seth Lugo, last year's Cy Young as
• 36:43
  well in the AL coming back for KC Lugo starts tomorrow.
• 36:47
  They've been without their two best pitchers for a little while
• 36:50
  now and falling a little bit back in the pecking order in the
• 36:52
  standings. What does it mean to them,
• 36:55
  Speedy, to get these two guys back?
• 36:57
  A lot because they had to weather the storm where their
• 37:00
  offense was really struggling and they've had other depth
• 37:02
  pitchers that have been all right, but their offense was
• 37:05
  really struggling when the rest of their divisions really gotten
• 37:08
  hot, which about the twins having that massive winning
• 37:09
  streak. Detroit, like you were saying
• 37:11
  Fish might be the best team in the American League.
• 37:13
  So like you have you have a Royals team that's just kind of
• 37:16
  mediocre since then just because their offense has not been
• 37:18
  overly deep this year so they really need that pitching to be
• 37:21
  able to get that kind of thing to work.
• 37:22
  Now Reagan's you could do a worry about because younger long
• 37:25
  term, I think they signed him already which is good, but I
• 37:28
  think he had a Tommy John surgery when he was in Texas as
• 37:30
  a prospect already. So you hope it doesn't get long
• 37:33
  term. Lugo was kind of had minor
• 37:35
  injuries with the Mets but wasn't overly injury prone, but
• 37:38
  with Reagan you definitely a little more cautious but good to
• 37:40
  get both of them back for sure. Jabba, you tell me like I
• 37:44
  watched Reagan's last year. He's, I couldn't believe what I
• 37:49
  was saying. You you're, you're kind of in
• 37:50
  the vicinity over there geographically.
• 37:53
  He was one of those ones that like, you see it, you know, you
• 37:56
  always see something on TV, but then when you see it in person,
• 38:00
  you're just like, man, that sounds different.
• 38:02
  You know, you hear guys hit BP and you're like, oh, that just
• 38:05
  sounds different. His his was different.
• 38:07
  I love the way Lugo pitches. If we would have said right now
• 38:11
  through literally, you know what, we're almost 60 games in
• 38:15
  that the AL Central, who we thought would be one of the
• 38:18
  worst divisions, that four of their five are above 500.
• 38:23
  We knew the we knew the White Sox were going to be hot
• 38:25
  garbage. Like we knew that.
• 38:28
  But there's been teams in the Central that have gone on really
• 38:30
  good runs and have really good talent.
• 38:32
  Young arms think one of the most underrated baseball players in
• 38:35
  the entire league in Jose Ramirez.
• 38:38
  And he just does it day in and day out.
• 38:40
  I loved him to death and they're it's going to be an interesting
• 38:45
  division, but getting those guys back with one of the best
• 38:49
  players in the game and Bobby Whitt junior, it's it's huge for
• 38:54
  them for morale purposes, especially like, you know,
• 38:57
  having a little bit of slide, like Speedy said, it's like
• 38:59
  you're trying to rely and you and you you pressure a little
• 39:02
  bit on the hitting aspect of it because you know you're going to
• 39:05
  get these two guys back. So it's like, if we can just
• 39:07
  keep it together and still give us a chance, then we get these
• 39:12
  guys back and we can see what happens.
• 39:13
  So I think they put themselves in a good spot.
• 39:16
  Sometimes injuries aren't necessarily the worst thing
• 39:19
  because it's like getting a free agent when you get them back
• 39:22
  healthy. And especially with a guy like
• 39:23
  Reagan's and Lugo, who Lugo was in the conversation too, I mean,
• 39:28
  innings things that he did. So it's not like they're getting
• 39:31
  back 2 scrubs. Cy Young last.
• 39:33
  I I do. I also believe that everybody
• 39:35
  keeps saying that Twins are. I said, and I'll say it again,
• 39:39
  three teams are going to come out of the Central.
• 39:41
  I said that's the best division in the American League and it's
• 39:44
  happening. I think it's Cleveland, I think
• 39:47
  it's Detroit and I think it's Kansas City.
• 39:49
  I think we're getting Reagan back and Lugo.
• 39:52
  It's going to change everything in the rotation and I think
• 39:54
  they're going to beat out the Minnesota Twins and I think all
• 39:58
  three teams are making the playoffs.
• 39:59
  I think the Twins are a flawed team, the Correa being like the
• 40:03
  middle of their lineup when. If they if they could like
• 40:06
  honestly, they have one of the best athletes in baseball.
• 40:12
  If he could just stay healthy and Byron Buxton, gosh Dang it,
• 40:15
  he is so fun to watch. He's so long, you know what he
• 40:19
  is and he's one of my dear friends.
• 40:22
  And he was a great player, set almost the most records in this
• 40:25
  World Series. He's a better BJ Upton.
• 40:31
  They run the same. Their build is the same, same
• 40:34
  juice. And I just I love the way their
• 40:37
  game is because they make everything look so good.
• 40:40
  But then when he came around, I was like, I seen, I seen what BJ
• 40:43
  did. Well, Melvin, now what he did in
• 40:46
  the World Series and like, man, it's just I want to see these
• 40:51
  young kids stay healthy because it's so good for the freaking
• 40:54
  game all. Right.
• 40:55
  Last thing to mention, there was an incident where the Phillies
• 41:01
  were playing the Braves. Spencer Strider making his
• 41:04
  return. He hasn't been that sharp and
• 41:06
  his velocity is down about a mile and 1/2.
• 41:08
  Which was expected. He was it was expected a little
• 41:10
  bit expected, you know, that it might not come back all until
• 41:13
  next season, to be honest with you.
• 41:14
  But that where he's pitching. He lost control of want to hit
• 41:17
  Bryce Harper on the elbow that he injured seriously a couple of
• 41:22
  years ago. It led to some tension between
• 41:24
  the teams. Strider, you know, a media is
• 41:27
  like, I'm not trying to hit that guy.
• 41:28
  You know, like, that's not what he's trying to do.
• 41:30
  However, there were many in the Phillies, including fandom and
• 41:35
  especially in their front office, saying that they should
• 41:37
  have hit them or not as a manager.
• 41:41
  It was in front office. It was the man bench coach.
• 41:44
  Someone said it. That was like a former coach.
• 41:46
  Like I think they should have hit him.
• 41:48
  Who? Joe Girardi.
• 41:52
  Well, is I don't know if he's not there.
• 41:54
  I know, I know. He's a former.
• 41:55
  He's a former coach for the Philadelphia Phillies, he said.
• 42:00
  Former forgot the. Name I I loved I loved the way
• 42:03
  that Spencer handled it afterwards.
• 42:05
  He goes, yeah, you know, I'm going to pitch him aggressively
• 42:08
  and and you know, I didn't I didn't want to hit him with
• 42:11
  everybody goes. I'm not a complete sociopath.
• 42:13
  Like and we we've seen we've seen him be aggressive and the
• 42:19
  way he said it, he was like, he's one of the best.
• 42:21
  We don't want to see him hurt. I don't, I don't think it was on
• 42:24
  purpose, but that's just that's just.
• 42:26
  It was Ruben Amaro, junior. Sure, I tried getting him on the
• 42:29
  show last year. That's funny.
• 42:30
  They would. Be.
• 42:32
  Gay. I actually tried getting him on
• 42:33
  the show last year. So obviously he's an analyst
• 42:37
  these days, but you know, I've involved in the franchise for a
• 42:40
  long time. So guys that has that's inside
• 42:44
  baseball for this night's edition.
• 42:46
  A lot going on in the. League we'll.
• 42:48
  Be back another week, talk more baseball.
• 42:51
  During Memorial Day weekend, a video leaked of Stefan Diggs on
• 42:57
  a boat with several women and a mysterious pink substance.
• 43:02
  Mike Vrabel said that he and the Patriots organization are aware
• 43:06
  of the video and he had conversations with Diggs
• 43:11
  internally. Vrabel also told his team that
• 43:15
  he wants emphasis on Patriot players making great decisions
• 43:20
  both off and on the field. NFL Networks Tom Pelisaro
• 43:25
  reports that the NFL has refused to comment or take actions on
• 43:31
  the video yet. Diggs is recovering from surgery
• 43:36
  on a torn ACL he suffered in late October last season with
• 43:41
  the Texans. Diggs signed a three-year, $69
• 43:45
  million contract with the Patriots this offseason, $23
• 43:48
  million per year. Well, everybody knows what I
• 43:54
  feel about Stefan Diggs. I'm not a big fan of his.
• 43:57
  I saw him at the Knick game. I saw who he was hanging out
• 44:01
  with. Not surprised that he would be
• 44:03
  hanging out with somebody like that.
• 44:05
  He's always been a guy that loves to be in the tabloids, a
• 44:09
  guy that loves to show his face, a guy that loves to be the IT
• 44:15
  factor. So I'm not surprised that you're
• 44:18
  seeing Stefan Moore, Stefan Moore, big Stefan digs out there
• 44:22
  and and showing what he is and the type of player that he is.
• 44:26
  But I will say this, we have heard so many things come from
• 44:30
  the digs family. His brother who's a cornerback
• 44:33
  right now for the Cowboys, he had one good season.
• 44:36
  He goes down and nothing but so much coming out from him
• 44:41
  throughout the tabloids, throughout the offseason,
• 44:44
  magazines, interviews, him and his brother think that they're
• 44:48
  better than they're what they are.
• 44:49
  The fact that there is some kind of substance, obviously it's
• 44:52
  probably something with crystal meth, maybe cocaine, some kind
• 44:56
  of, yeah, something. It's some kind of.
• 44:59
  Substance, I mean, I don't know crystal that's that's.
• 45:02
  I mean I I mean. We've got oil can Boyd and a
• 45:05
  couple others with acid and stuff like that.
• 45:07
  I don't know if it's. It's something, it's some kind
• 45:11
  of substance. He's definitely sniffing it.
• 45:14
  Or. Smoking.
• 45:14
  It could be Pixie sticks, you don't know.
• 45:16
  He could be smoking it. Nevertheless, I obviously Mike
• 45:20
  Frabel has no control over Stefan Diggs.
• 45:22
  Nobody has control over this guy.
• 45:24
  This guy's always been the epiphany everywhere he's gone
• 45:29
  and it it to me, it's never going to work with the Patriots.
• 45:32
  The Patriots way is not to be in the tabloids now, this isn't
• 45:35
  Bill Belichick. Mike Frabel's running the
• 45:37
  organization now. He is the coach, but Mike Frabel
• 45:40
  comes from that Bill Belichick tree.
• 45:42
  He was also coached by Bill Belichick and Mike Frabel is is
• 45:46
  not what you call the nicest coach out there.
• 45:50
  We've heard through many different people that have been
• 45:52
  coached by Mike Vrabel or has he's been a lineback coach of
• 45:56
  his or theirs. And it said that he's a no
• 45:59
  bullshit type of guy. So he is going to go out there
• 46:03
  and he is going to speak his piece and he's going to tell
• 46:06
  what he feels. And I I do believe that he's
• 46:09
  going to have to dig in. The NF LS going to dig in on
• 46:11
  this. They're going to dig in.
• 46:13
  They're not going to no story. Nothing's going to come out now,
• 46:17
  but they're going to obviously sit down with Stefan digs when
• 46:19
  he comes, comes back to OTAs and he's he's working out, he's
• 46:23
  getting his leg healthy. I also believe Roger Goodell is
• 46:28
  going to find a way to, you know, nail the New England
• 46:33
  Patriots because the New England Patriots for years have gotten
• 46:36
  away with a lot of different things.
• 46:37
  Hence the reason why they nailed the Deflategate situation
• 46:40
  because of the videos he is going to, they're going to look
• 46:43
  into it even more deeper because it is the New England Patriots
• 46:46
  and teams don't like the New England Patriots organization.
• 46:49
  For all the waiting they've done over the last 20 something
• 46:52
  years, Stefan Diggs is not a likable person.
• 46:55
  Ask anybody that's played with them.
• 46:57
  Ask Josh Allen how bad of a person Stefan Diggs is.
• 47:02
  The guy was getting more looks than any player on the football
• 47:05
  field, even in games, playoff games where he was getting 1415
• 47:09
  looks. And because he wasn't throwing
• 47:12
  the ball at Stefan Diggs because he couldn't get open, he was
• 47:14
  bitching and moaning that Josh Allen did not give him a you
• 47:18
  know, didn't put him in the position to succeed.
• 47:20
  I think Stefan Diggs is one of the cry biggest cry babies in
• 47:23
  the league at his position. It's a crybaby position, the
• 47:26
  wide receiver position. And he is a guy that is in I
• 47:31
  would believe in the next year he won't be playing NFL
• 47:34
  football. This is this is not what I call
• 47:37
  a big story. It's just a story and Stefan
• 47:41
  Diggs is is something of an anomaly and he loves the fact
• 47:46
  that he's the center of attention.
• 47:47
  It's just he doesn't want this kind of attention in the
• 47:50
  tabloids and before he even steps on a football field with a
• 47:54
  new team. Yeah, the substance is pink.
• 47:57
  Cocaine is what it's labeled as, and it also has ketamine and
• 48:00
  meth, methamphetamine in it. So clearly that's not a
• 48:03
  substance that should be legal in any NFL terms for anything.
• 48:07
  So yeah, they have to. Jason says, is he the next Tony?
• 48:10
  Go Brown. I don't think he's that good on
• 48:13
  the field. I don't know off the field.
• 48:15
  He's definitely going there though.
• 48:17
  I, I, I get what you guys are saying, but as somebody that
• 48:20
  grew up with somebody that has done drugs, just because you
• 48:24
  look it up doesn't mean that's what it is.
• 48:26
  I, I hope it's not like and he, he can make choices and he
• 48:29
  makes, but when it comes to that of something that I, I grew up
• 48:33
  with and my mom succumbed to it all.
• 48:36
  Like you can't assume until something happens because they
• 48:39
  get tested for it and what happens, God willing, fingers
• 48:42
  crossed nothing does happen to anyone that was ever on that
• 48:45
  thing. But you have no idea what just
• 48:47
  looking up one word says on the Internet.
• 48:49
  There's a. Lot of things that let me say I
• 48:51
  was. On Reddit, doing some research,
• 48:53
  it's, I think it's something called 2C and it's this pink
• 48:58
  cocaine. It's like the street name for
• 49:00
  it. It's just cocaine with a million
• 49:03
  other drugs. How many women were on that boat
• 49:06
  because. They're saying Cardi B's party
• 49:09
  dating Cardi. B So there was a lot of women's,
• 49:12
  there's a lot of women on that boat and women, and I'm just
• 49:16
  speaking the truth. When you're at a party, you're
• 49:18
  partying, partying it up on a boat.
• 49:21
  What do women like to sniff? They love to sniff cocaine.
• 49:24
  That's what they like to do. That's how they party.
• 49:27
  They drink. When you when you're sniffing
• 49:28
  cocaine, you're drinking a lot and it keeps you leveled.
• 49:32
  And that's. What they do, you've been to
• 49:34
  different parties than I've been because I've been to a I've been
• 49:36
  to a buttload of parties and I I can probably count on one hand
• 49:39
  when I've seen. That I'm a, I'm a DJ, Strong
• 49:41
  Island. I no, it has nothing to do with
• 49:43
  Strong Island. I've been all over the world, so
• 49:46
  it has nothing to do with Strong Island and being here in Long
• 49:48
  Island. I've been all over the world
• 49:51
  with a lot of artists, people doing crystal meth.
• 49:54
  I'm not going to mention names, sniffing cocaine, heroin,
• 49:58
  popping pills. They every, every play, every
• 50:02
  player. When I mean by player, every
• 50:04
  artist has their favorite, OK, And I'm just speaking the truth.
• 50:09
  When you're around it and you're around women, women's favorite
• 50:13
  drug is either ecstasy. You can't say every artist or
• 50:18
  every athlete does it. You can't.
• 50:20
  I didn't say every athlete or artist do anything.
• 50:22
  You said every. I'm saying that every artist has
• 50:26
  their favorite drug to work with.
• 50:28
  Yes, they do. Every one of them, Every one of
• 50:31
  them. Every.
• 50:32
  One of them that's not true. OK, there's there's maybe.
• 50:37
  Maybe you, I mean, maybe you know somebody differently, but
• 50:39
  I've been around enough artists and music artists in the
• 50:44
  industry that are doing something.
• 50:46
  They're doing something. Punk straight edge.
• 50:48
  I know he's not doing any drugs. I'm not, I'm not.
• 50:52
  I'm talking about music. I'm talking the music industry.
• 50:56
  All right, I've. Been around music guys too, like
• 50:58
  a lot. But not not every single one of
• 51:01
  them. I'll just tell you that.
• 51:01
  I OK, all right, not every single how about this 85% of
• 51:06
  them? How about that?
• 51:07
  All right. I will say it.
• 51:08
  I say a handful. More than a handful.
• 51:12
  More than a handful. Hey, opinions are like assholes.
• 51:16
  We all got them and they stink so no one will know if we're
• 51:18
  ever right. So.
• 51:20
  It's I'm not going to say anything.
• 51:23
  I'm not going to throw Stefan Diggs under the bus, but it
• 51:26
  obviously was a substance of partying, OK?
• 51:28
  It's not something that you're it's a piece of candy and you're
• 51:31
  going to put it in like something to drink it.
• 51:34
  I mean, it's to me it could. Be it could be crushed up pop
• 51:37
  rocks, you never know. It it's yeah, OK.
• 51:39
  Don't flatter pop rocks like that Java.
• 51:41
  You have a bunch of women on a boat partying it up and you
• 51:44
  think they're going to have Pop Rocks?
• 51:46
  Get out of here. Hey, you know what you can do
• 51:48
  with Pop Rocks? They're sniffing crap and that's
• 51:51
  what he's doing. And, and it's fine.
• 51:53
  You know, let me tell you something.
• 51:55
  Cocaine doesn't stay in your, your system that long.
• 51:57
  So if the NFL tries. I might hate you accusing
• 52:00
  somebody until they get busted. For it, I'm not accusing him
• 52:03
  anything. I'm telling you just said he was
• 52:05
  doing it. I I didn't say that he's doing,
• 52:08
  I'm saying that. The the video was like, he's
• 52:11
  taking it out, like he's taking out a pack of gum and he's just
• 52:15
  like, and like, hey, you got to be careful with this.
• 52:18
  You can't take too much of it. You could, you could also get a
• 52:21
  video of me sitting with your wife, taking a picture, pulling
• 52:25
  her up out of her seat and be like, oh, he's, he's cheating
• 52:28
  on. I was just saying he was being a
• 52:30
  gentleman about it, but. At the same time.
• 52:32
  He was kind of kind of flirting kind of flirting while at his
• 52:37
  girlfriend's party on the yacht, flirting with a bunch of women,
• 52:41
  giving them party drugs. So not a great look during OTA's
• 52:45
  by the way. But that that was the question
• 52:48
  watching all yeah, that was why I asked if like if that if to
• 52:51
  Ovi was like, does do you guys really play into that?
• 52:54
  And I agreed with you Errol too. It's like if you feel like
• 52:58
  you're a leader of that team, I feel like you would be there.
• 53:01
  You don't even have to do anything, right?
• 53:03
  You're just your presence there to show like the young kids.
• 53:06
  I I really, really agreed with you on that.
• 53:09
  Just for the mere fact is like you don't have to do anything
• 53:12
  but just your presence. And like if dude's got a
• 53:14
  question on a route or if he's got something like that.
• 53:18
  I think that was that was a really great point you made.
• 53:20
  But yeah, I just it, it's weird how it looks when it's in this
• 53:25
  situation where his his credibility doesn't follow it
• 53:30
  right? Like, so it it doesn't, it
• 53:33
  doesn't look good. I always look at it half full
• 53:35
  because you don't know. And you know what, if it is what
• 53:38
  it is, everybody's going to have an assumption of what it was.
• 53:41
  But if he's not convicted, nobody gets in trouble.
• 53:43
  All it is, is here saying you're slandering somebody's name.
• 53:46
  He's not getting he's not going to be convicted because in the
• 53:49
  NF LS eyes that if he's doing it in his spare time, he's going to
• 53:53
  get away with it. How many how?
• 53:55
  How long have NFL players been smoking marijuana?
• 53:58
  But the one guy obviously doing it in public is the one that's
• 54:01
  getting in trouble as far as I'm concerned, as far as.
• 54:04
  Well, it doesn't even matter. Randy Gregory tested positive
• 54:07
  three times and still gets a job.
• 54:11
  By the way, Carl, you're an idiot as far as far as I'm
• 54:15
  concerned. And I I'm not assuming anything,
• 54:18
  but it's definitely a drug and he's giving it out to women
• 54:23
  because he knows that's what women like to do at parties.
• 54:27
  So. I can't.
• 54:28
  I can't wait till next week. I'm just going to have a bunch
• 54:30
  of pink Pixie sticks and everything and then they can
• 54:33
  assume that about me too. Yeah, well.
• 54:36
  You should do a segment of the show with Pop Rocks.
• 54:39
  If you think, if you sincerely think it's Pop Rocks, then you
• 54:42
  are absolutely blind because anybody that knows Cardi B and
• 54:47
  what she's all about knows very well.
• 54:51
  That's one of the drugs that she absolutely adores.
• 54:54
  So if she's hanging out with Stefan Dig, she knows how to
• 54:57
  party, baby. And she is definitely a party
• 54:59
  animal. I know a bunch of people that
• 55:02
  knew her before she became an artist.
• 55:05
  She was a stripper in the Bronx, and that's how she became.
• 55:08
  Jersey. Yeah, but also the Bronx.
• 55:11
  Also the Bronx, but that's where she started her career in the
• 55:14
  entertainment field and and eventually got spotted by an
• 55:18
  industry conglomerate. So nevertheless, I when you're
• 55:22
  when you're talking about. Her real name.
• 55:24
  Her real name is the best though.
• 55:25
  Her and her sister's real names. I don't know what her real name
• 55:29
  is, but I call her Cardi Smelly. That's what I call her You.
• 55:34
  Can't you can't really pronounce her, but they're they're
• 55:38
  supposed to be like great. Ones I've heard stories about
• 55:40
  Cardi B, that's all I'm going to say.
• 55:42
  I'm not good. I've I've been there as well.
• 55:45
  Anyways, that's what I think. Unfortunately, the painters, I
• 55:49
  think we. Go.
• 55:50
  I think we go from hers sticking something, stripping and doing
• 55:54
  weird stuff to anal. What?
• 55:56
  What is that called? Fish.
• 55:57
  Yeah, it's called. Dipping nose well.
• 56:00
  Analytics, ladies and gentlemen. And now it's analytics.
• 56:06
  I. Want everybody together to go
• 56:09
  ahead and say penis, penis, penis, vagina, vagina, vagina.
• 56:13
  I like anal. You're not on for this.
• 56:17
  Week so I just realized I actually wrote the rules out so
• 56:23
  I don't have to memorize it on this actual presentation we've
• 56:26
  been showing for a year guys. Analytics it's a quality
• 56:30
  educational experience. If you had are new to the game,
• 56:34
  if you're one of our new listeners through that you found
• 56:36
  us through blue wire. Welcome.
• 56:38
  This is a great game with two of our hosts, Errol and Speedy.
• 56:43
  They both have a mystery term of the day.
• 56:46
  They said it's a little bit different.
• 56:47
  Errol has a sports analytical term of the day.
• 56:50
  Errol is not, you know, the type of, you know, MIT nerd guy that
• 56:54
  Brian Cashman would have working up in the, you know, the office
• 56:58
  without the windows somewhere in the outside stadium.
• 57:01
  No, he is an eye test man. He needs to see the sports.
• 57:04
  He needs to see it play out. He's a traditionalist.
• 57:07
  So he doesn't know some of these newfangled terms that Speedy is
• 57:10
  our guru of. On the other hand, we can't give
• 57:13
  Speedy in that sports analytical term.
• 57:15
  So we're going to give him something that he won't know
• 57:17
  anything about. And these are going to be sexual
• 57:20
  innuendos that sometimes Speedy calls cross sexual crap.
• 57:24
  Well, you have 3 guesses. You take turns.
• 57:28
  Whoever gets it right in the fewest amount of clues wins.
• 57:31
  But you have to use it correctly in a sentence.
• 57:34
  So if. I'm not doing any freaking tie
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  sentence. The tiebreaker is the sentence.
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  Guys, Are you ready to play tonight's analytics?
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  He can clean themselves. I'm kind of disappointed it's
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  not here now. It is.
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  It is a shame. This is Nathan's favorite
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  segment, of course, but we're going to bring up the music for
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  you, Speedy, give us the reveal of the sports analytical term of
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  the day. And Errol, your wild guess round
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  is beginning. All right, so we haven't done
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  hockey in a while, so we'll go to hockey for this week.
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  It is HDC. HDC.
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  Yeah, you know me. HDC.
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  Get down with OPP. Completion or Nope.
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  No, not completion. Wrong.
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  Nope. Incorrect.
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  I should get like like Adam Sandler saying like that's
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  that's incorrect or something like that instead of this buzzer
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  guys incorrect. That is incorrect.
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  We're going to move on. So HDC is the term Errol got to
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  figure out within 3 clues speedy.
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  It gets flipped over now to Errol Marx.
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  Errol, what is tonight's analytical term of the evening?
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  It is you ready? I don't know you ready for this?
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  I don't know. I don't.
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  I don't know either. Here it is, Doo wop gold.
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  Doo wop gold. OK.
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  Well, what it's. A style of music Doo wop.
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  But how does it relate to a freaking analytical?
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  Hold on, what Errol? These are getting more and more
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  outrageous all. Right, let's say because it's a
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  it's a Doo wop, some music. So let's say it's on stage.
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  On stage. How about backstage?
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  Let's go backstage on the on the stage intimacy.
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  That's what you have, yeah. All right.
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  Do OPS music I it's a while. It's literally a wild guess.
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  OK, wrong. That's not not going to get it
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  done, Speedy. So we now enter our first clue.
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  So again, you're trying to help them, but not so much, you know,
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  sometimes we go a little overboard with the helping.
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  So we're going to try to be a little bit more honest with it
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  tonight. So Speedy music back on, let's
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  give Errol his first clue for HDC.
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  So. The D is a term for if somebody
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  is in an emergency situation, you could say they are in blank.
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  And then the H is something that Kenny likes to do, he likes to
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  get. Hi.
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  I had to throw Caddy in. The he likes to get high is what
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  got you the 1st. Letter got you the first one had
• 1:01:00
  to. Throw caddy in the 8 O index
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  because he. Always blanked on the rest.
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  High What was the? That actually is probably your
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  best clue you've ever. Given of course I had to throw
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  caddy in there eventually. So the D is if somebody is in an
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  emergency situation, you could say they are in blank.
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  Death. No, I don't know.
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  Nope. All right, Errol, let's give
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  Speedy a clue for Doo wop gold this.
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  One's tough. All right, here it is.
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  I don't think he's ever going to get this.
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  One. No, no change.
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  In a million years. No shot.
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  Although he's technically in the right ballpark.
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  He said from behind. All right, so she's he's behind
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  and doing something to her. OK.
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  So doing. So to give him more than that.
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  From the land. No, you guys gave him the answer
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  last time. But that's not a good clue.
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  That's it. Yes, it is.
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  He's doing something to her. 3rd of what The thing is.
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  Actually, it's pretty much it's more.
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  Than all right, let me let me go with this being that maybe I
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  like Doo wop. I'm thinking maybe like a rhythm
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  thing. What if the guy from behind is
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  driving his foot into a woman's ass?
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  OK, now I'm no. You went you went way off the
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  rails there. Wow.
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  This. Is what I'm saying.
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  You got to give a little, a little better clue, Speedy.
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  I I don't know how that's, you know, I think you just need to
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  refocus, you know, just kind of like center yourself a little
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  bit right now. Think about where you started
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  with Doo wop music. You know, Doo wop.
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  You know, there's a reason why it's called that.
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  And just keep going from there. And now we go back the other way
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  for the second clue for HDC. All right, so I'm.
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  Trying to figure out a way. Though the D the D that same
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  term if you're in an emergency, it's also a popular.
• 1:03:13
  That term is also using a popular Kenny Loggins song.
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  Oh, OK, OK, OK, OK. And then C is another term for
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  risk. Those are pretty good clues.
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  High danger? Yep.
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  I know you love top guns. I knew you'd get that.
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  The. Danger Zone.
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  I like Kenny Loggins, yes. Yeah, I mean that that was yeah,
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  that was better than I thought it would be.
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  I I trust me, I had to look this one up.
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  So. I mean it, it kind of makes
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  sense when you look it up, but that's about it.
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  Yeah, I, I was I. Danger.
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  That's all I got. How many?
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  How many chances do I have? You got one more clue coming for
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  the letters C and HDC. So Speedy, he's got a lot of it
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  we got. We're.
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  Not really in the right ballpark.
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  Right now. All right, here we go.
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  Errol, give him a clue. All right, it gets in her hair.
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  It gets in her hair. Wow.
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  He is behind her. Yeah, that's a good one.
• 1:04:40
  All right, Speedy, you have your hint.
• 1:04:41
  Yeah, that's completely the other acts aside.
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  He's behind her. Behind her and has to do with
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  him. Yes.
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  Consider all the other things that you've been told.
• 1:04:55
  You got to get think about. Think about the generation of
• 1:04:58
  Doo wop part of like what their era was.
• 1:05:05
  Yeah, or have you ever seen the movie Grease, Speedy?
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  Yes, OK. But.
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  I don't. Know how much that's going?
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  To help me here some some context for you.
• 1:05:19
  Yeah, I good for you. I don't know how much that'll
• 1:05:21
  help me here. You sound like a frat boy.
• 1:05:26
  So the hair, I don't know what type of hair you're dealing
• 1:05:29
  with, but I don't think it's the one on the head.
• 1:05:31
  I feel like it's something. Inside, I'm going to need a
• 1:05:33
  guess. I'm going to need a guess,
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  Speedy. All right, let's say it is.
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  I'll go back to the OR from behind.
• 1:05:43
  We'll go to. We'll go to the penis this time,
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  OK? Well, that's involved.
• 1:05:50
  Yeah, and it is vaginal hair. Let's go.
• 1:05:55
  OK. With that and the guy is doing
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  it while he is dancing, let's say.
• 1:06:06
  What? Dancing.
• 1:06:07
  How do you go from dancing from behind and getting something in
• 1:06:11
  her hair right there? What is that?
• 1:06:14
  Wait, what? Wait, Speedy, I I need you to
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  clarify what the hell you just said.
• 1:06:24
  I I have no idea what he's trying to say.
• 1:06:27
  Please explain explain yourself. It's a standing motion I guess.
• 1:06:32
  Standing motion and dancing behind her while.
• 1:06:35
  How so? How does it get in her hand?
• 1:06:38
  I don't know. What get into her hair and how
• 1:06:41
  does dancing behind her make that happen?
• 1:06:44
  Is it like they're doing like the the Jewish like horror dance
• 1:06:47
  and like they're kicking up? Some I have no idea.
• 1:06:49
  I think I'm completely lost with him.
• 1:06:51
  This might be he made me just even more stupid.
• 1:06:55
  OK, that's all I'm going to say that he just made me even
• 1:06:58
  Dumber. Speedy, we believe in you on
• 1:07:01
  this side of it though, so we still have another clue coming.
• 1:07:04
  Yeah, so I'll give you a girl. His last clue and and then we'll
• 1:07:09
  get the music back on for HDC. Needs so I mentioned the C is
• 1:07:12
  another term for risk terminology.
• 1:07:15
  Take a blank. Take a what?
• 1:07:19
  C the another word that starts with C, and it's a similar term
• 1:07:22
  for risk. High danger calculation.
• 1:07:34
  It's a good, good ABBA song, Mr. DJ ABBA.
• 1:07:45
  Song Oh my. God don't occur snug.
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  He loves dancing Queen way too much.
• 1:07:49
  Not that one take a blank on me, it's the CI.
• 1:07:57
  Don't know I'm, I'm lost tonight.
• 1:07:59
  I'm a little lost tonight. It's one of the two cards in
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  Monopoly 2. Cards in.
• 1:08:08
  Monopoly question mark. I haven't played Monopoly in a
• 1:08:14
  long time. I'm I can't.
• 1:08:17
  I can't. All right, Errol.
• 1:08:20
  So we got you with two of the three letters.
• 1:08:23
  Speedy. Let's give them the big review.
• 1:08:24
  Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
• 1:08:27
  Give me one more clue. There's also a wrapper with this
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  name. That's true.
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  Original. Name.
• 1:08:36
  Well, no, that'll give it away. No stage name.
• 1:08:39
  Hold on wrapper. Wrapper from Chicago.
• 1:08:45
  Oh, you just gave it to me Chance.
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  Yep. Chance the Rapper.
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  Chance the Rapper. That's right.
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  All right, hold on. Let me get the music back on and
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  give you the the right answer buzzer here.
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  All right. All right.
• 1:09:02
  HDC, highly, highly dangerous chances.
• 1:09:06
  High danger chances. So those are basically shots
• 1:09:10
  that are right. Oh, Speedy Arrow's not done.
• 1:09:16
  Errol gets to go to his favorite part right now, where he has to
• 1:09:19
  now use his term correct in a sentence.
• 1:09:24
  Connor McDavid over the last couple of years have had more
• 1:09:32
  high danger chances in the NHL than Brian Marshott.
• 1:09:39
  That's accurate. I mean, that's sort of right,
• 1:09:44
  but Brian Marchand is not a player in the NHL.
• 1:09:46
  Brad Marchand. Brad Marchand.
• 1:09:49
  I'm tired, OK? It doesn't matter.
• 1:09:51
  I was right and you were wrong. I would say that I wasn't wrong
• 1:09:57
  either. His name is Brad, but we will
• 1:10:00
  now flip it Speedy. He got it, and his sentence was
• 1:10:05
  pretty good. Imperfect, but pretty good it.
• 1:10:09
  Wasn't imperfect. Can you?
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  Make a big comeback. I can make a sentence.
• 1:10:13
  We find out right now on Analytics.
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  OK, Speedy, here's what you do. All right, guys.
• 1:10:20
  Behind her, he gets something in her hair.
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  OK. Doo wop gold.
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  OK, just think about it. The gold is something that you
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  do every single day. OK, so just think about that.
• 1:10:34
  You do that every single day, all right, and after it, but the
• 1:10:38
  color is not gold, yes. So you it's got to get it's got
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  to go into our hair, OK, All right, And it's kind of like you
• 1:10:50
  got to twirl while you do that, all right?
• 1:10:53
  I mean, I've given you pretty much Speedy, you got to put it
• 1:10:58
  together. I can think of is there's a
• 1:11:00
  famous scene in a something, there's something about Mary
• 1:11:03
  that's related to this. Before he before he goes on a
• 1:11:08
  date. Yep, very famous scene.
• 1:11:14
  Think about it, it's stuck on his ear.
• 1:11:18
  Yeah, because the word jizz is really structured.
• 1:11:20
  Probably some kind of hair gel. Dad, keep going, keep going.
• 1:11:25
  Guy puts it on his penis. OK, let's go.
• 1:11:29
  And then drives that OK into the vagina.
• 1:11:32
  OK. And what where's the yellow
• 1:11:34
  coming from? Or the Eric Gold.
• 1:11:36
  Urinate. He urinates at the same time
• 1:11:39
  that you're. At the same time, there's what
• 1:11:43
  hole, Speedy. I mean, on that end, that's
• 1:11:46
  pretty cool. Actually.
• 1:11:47
  If I if I can do both at the same time, I'd be pretty pretty
• 1:11:51
  amazing. You wouldn't be human.
• 1:11:54
  I don't think actually I'd probably be breaking a lot of
• 1:11:57
  different records. Think about it, Speedy.
• 1:12:00
  I already guessed. No, that's fine, but I'm going
• 1:12:02
  to give you another guess. He's behind her, he's about to
• 1:12:06
  be excited, and he shoots a blank in her her hair.
• 1:12:13
  And while doing that, she twirls and then you do something else
• 1:12:20
  to her. He's not going to get it.
• 1:12:23
  No, I. Think I think we've gone a
• 1:12:25
  little too far here. Yeah.
• 1:12:28
  What else the gold would be? Hair gel is not gold.
• 1:12:31
  What do you lace it with like? What would it?
• 1:12:39
  Crystal powder. Like I'm trying to think of what
• 1:12:41
  else would be gold. He was.
• 1:12:42
  He was around it and then went off on tangent.
• 1:12:45
  He's not going to find his way back.
• 1:12:46
  All right, the definition. While having sex with a woman
• 1:12:51
  from behind, he ejaculates, catches it and proceeds to style
• 1:12:57
  her hair with it to make A50 style twirl, then pees on her
• 1:13:04
  head. The P is the gold man.
• 1:13:10
  I said you're golden shower. I didn't say you're.
• 1:13:12
  Golden shower no. You were.
• 1:13:13
  Yeah. You were right around.
• 1:13:15
  I just had the wrong area. I mean the Doo wop gold, I mean
• 1:13:18
  have you now you know what it is.
• 1:13:19
  So if your mom ever wants to get into no, I'm just saying if you
• 1:13:23
  guys. No, this has been another.
• 1:13:26
  Errol Marx is the champion. Tonight, thank you to all the
• 1:13:28
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• 1:13:31
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• 1:13:56
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• 1:14:04
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• 1:14:06
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• 1:14:09
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