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May 6, 2026 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: We've got a special guest in studio coming up to
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Speaker 1: join us. We're going to talk a little Leggie baseball
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Speaker 1: before that. Here's some postgame from last night's win over
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Speaker 1: prairie View. Mallory is here with an entertainment segment. So
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Speaker 1: we've slapped together a show for you. We think we'll
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Speaker 1: see how all of that works out. The Aggies beat
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Speaker 1: prairie View sixteen to seven at Olson last night. Jake
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Speaker 1: Duer had four hits. Wesley Jordan and Duerr both had
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Speaker 1: home runs. Bear Harrison was two for four. Girhovac hit
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Speaker 1: all God's children were hitting last night at Olson. The
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Speaker 1: Aggie's now thirty six and ten. They go to Oxford
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Speaker 1: to play Ole Miss starting Friday evening at six point fifteen.
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Speaker 1: Here on the zone. By the way, Hunter Bond came
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Speaker 1: in and threw three to third innings of relief to
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Speaker 1: calm things down. Last night, the Astros got run ruled
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Speaker 1: at Dacon Dygan Park today, twelve to two by the Dodgers.
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Speaker 1: Andy Pages hit two home runs. No, I beg your pardon,
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Speaker 1: he hit three home runs. Maybe they should have walked him.
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Speaker 1: Mccullors wasn't good. Two and two thirds, four hits, six
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Speaker 1: earned runs, three walks. Nobody by the Astros was good.
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Speaker 1: They lose two out of three to the Dodgers. They're
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Speaker 1: now fifteen and twenty three on the season. And if
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Speaker 1: that wasn't bad enough, word comes this morning that Carlos
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Speaker 1: Correa suffered a torn tendon in his left ankle and
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Speaker 1: will undergo season ending surgery. It happened in the batting
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Speaker 1: case yesterday. Recovery process six to eight months. Garrea said
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Speaker 1: he just felt it pop. It completely snapped on me.
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Speaker 1: Let's see, since we talked yesterday, the Rangers coughed up
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Speaker 1: a three to nothing lead with Jacob de Gram on
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Speaker 1: the mount. De Gram was no help. He's the one
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Speaker 1: that gave up a couple of home runs. And the
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Speaker 1: Yankees beat the Rangers last night in the Bronx seven
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Speaker 1: to four. Huh. They will try again tonight at six five,
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Speaker 1: Texas time. Nativaldi is on the mound. We'll see if
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Speaker 1: he can get things going. The Rangers have lost three
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Speaker 1: in a row to fall three games below five hundred.
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Speaker 1: Ted Turner died, the former owner of the Atlanta Braves
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Speaker 1: and Hawks, made his mark as a founder of CNN,
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Speaker 1: died near his home in Tallahassee today, according to reports,
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Speaker 1: surrounded by family, Ted Turner, who once had a wet
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Speaker 1: t shirt. Night with the Atlanta Braves was eighty seven probably,
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Speaker 1: and he managed for one game. After he fired the manager.
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Speaker 1: He helped open baseball's free age of wars by signing
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Speaker 1: pitcher Andy Messersmith. Shortly after buying the team. Messersmith got
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Speaker 1: number seventeen jersey and on the back of his jersey
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Speaker 1: instead of his name was Channel because Ted owned Channel
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Speaker 1: seventeen at the time. The Braves won the World Series
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Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety five. The NHL playoffs continue this seven
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Speaker 1: Le Hobby Tom. The Canadians are in Buffalo to play
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Speaker 1: the Sabers. Also, it's the Anaheim Ducks and the Las
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Speaker 1: Vegas Golden Knights. Last night, the Avalanche took a two
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Speaker 1: games to none lead over Minnesota with a five to
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Speaker 1: two win. Minnesota goaltending has now given up. Let's see
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Speaker 1: eight four twelve twelve goals, fourteen total goals in two games.
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Speaker 1: Two of them were empty netters, and they were so
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Speaker 1: good against the Stars, I can't quite figure that out.
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Speaker 1: State gaming regulators in multiple states have launched investigations into
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Speaker 1: Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Swersby's betting activity. The Indiana Gaming
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Speaker 1: Commission the Ohio Casino Control Commissioner investigating Sorsby, who played
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Speaker 1: in both Indiana and Cincinnati before transferring to Lubbock, Texas Tech,
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Speaker 1: announced Sorsby had entered a rehab facility for a gambling addiction,
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Speaker 1: reportedly placing thousands of bets. Pete Theammil reported that Sworsby
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Speaker 1: bet on an Indiana game during his red shirt freshman
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Speaker 1: season as a Hoosiers quarterback, and Bryce and d Chambeau
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Speaker 1: says he's prepared to pursue his YouTube channel's growth and
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Speaker 1: compete in tournaments that if they want me, if Live
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Speaker 1: golf folds, adding he has talked to the PGA Tour,
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Speaker 1: said d Chambeau. From my perspective, I'd love to grow
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Speaker 1: my YouTube channel three times, maybe even more. I'd love
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Speaker 1: to do a bunch of dubbing in different languages and
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Speaker 1: give the reason the world a reason to watch YouTube.
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Speaker 3: He said.
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Speaker 1: The potential pinnlease he would face from the PGA Tour
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Speaker 1: would be quote quite unfortunate in my opinion, considering what
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Speaker 1: I could do for them. I was completely shocked at
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Speaker 1: the PIF pull out. I didn't expect it to happen.
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Speaker 1: I haven't had any communication things are moving on in
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Speaker 1: a different direction they wanted to move. There's new different
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Speaker 1: models on the future. The PGA Tour isn't doing great either,
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Speaker 1: let's be honest about it. But they've got the media,
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Speaker 1: they've got everybody on the side that helps pump it up.
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Speaker 1: But they're reducing field sizes, cutting employees and restructuring their
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Speaker 1: business too. Look, golf needs Bryson Bryson D. Chambeau. The
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Speaker 1: PGA Tour needs Bryson D. Chambeau. Okay, let's see on tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: I believe tomorrow we're going to have Bob Herricks, sports
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Speaker 1: illustrated golf writer. His new book book is called Tiger v.
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Speaker 1: Jack Golf's Great Debate. Bob Herrig will join us on
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Speaker 1: the show tomorrow. We'll have a high school report tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: We'll have our Clark Eisenhower Outdoor edition Tomorrow. Friday will
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Speaker 1: be joined by Young Ryan hosting, and Kurk Bowles will
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Speaker 1: join me. He is back on Friday's show next week.
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Speaker 1: Next week we're going to be visiting with author Tom Doyle.
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Speaker 1: He has written a biography of Ringo stars simply titled
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Speaker 1: Ringo a Fab Life. Tom Doyle will join us on
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Speaker 1: the program next week, so that'll get you started about
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Speaker 1: what's hey. Andy Pages has just hit another home run.
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Speaker 1: As we speak, he's hit another home run. He hit
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Speaker 1: three with six ribbis today to help the Dodgers beat
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Speaker 1: the Astros twelve to two at a game. You may
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Speaker 1: take a break. We're going to come back. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: hear from Michael Early, a couple of the Aggie players,
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Speaker 1: including pitcher Hunter Bond, who had a great outing last
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us, Glad you are here. We're
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Speaker 1: gonna be joined in studio by doctor John Thornton at
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Speaker 1: the bottom of the hours. Scott clindenon has the week off.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: If I give him the day off and he doesn't
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Speaker 1: get paid for this, does that mean he I have
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Speaker 1: to give him a week a day off. I'm confused. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: I'm not paying John either, just so you'll know. I
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Speaker 1: think he thinks I am, which is why he's coming. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: what were we talking about. We're talking about Aggie baseball.
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Speaker 1: They won last night against Prairieview. Didn't start great. The
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Speaker 1: Panthers scored four in the third inning, but A and
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Speaker 1: M came back with five, and then they came back
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Speaker 1: with six.
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Speaker 3: Then it was.
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Speaker 1: Eleven, and there you go. Let's do this. Let's hear
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Speaker 1: from Michael early first, and then we'll hear from a
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Speaker 1: couple of the players.
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Speaker 9: Coach final midweek of the year. Well, you guys have
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Speaker 9: a lot of success on Tuesdays, So what does that
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Speaker 9: say about this ball club?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, we just play, you know, pretty good baseball year
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Speaker 10: and I think, you know, guys, it's just a it's
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Speaker 10: a different game, right with your pitching and everything. But
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Speaker 10: I just think for the most part, we played fairly
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Speaker 10: good baseball.
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Speaker 11: In those games.
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Speaker 10: And I think the only one we lost Himember we
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Speaker 10: lost to Texas State. We had some wonders there and
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Speaker 10: we've had some here and there, but offenses picked us
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Speaker 10: up and we needed to.
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Speaker 11: And yeah, Tuesdays are tough.
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Speaker 3: You see it.
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Speaker 11: You see it all around the country. Every year, someone gets.
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Speaker 10: Beat by a team that people don't think they should
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Speaker 10: get beat by, and you know.
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Speaker 11: I thought we did. You know, we've done a good
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Speaker 11: job of that this.
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Speaker 9: Year, clearly, and twenty one to two a non conference play. Overall,
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Speaker 9: what does that do for the club's resume?
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Speaker 11: I like it should do a lot.
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Speaker 10: I mean, you got to take care of business where
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Speaker 10: you're you know, perceived and supposed to take care of
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Speaker 10: business if.
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Speaker 11: You want to be in the position you want to
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Speaker 11: be in. And we've done that. We've done that at
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Speaker 11: an extremely high level.
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Speaker 10: You know, only losing two games in a non conferences
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Speaker 10: is pretty hard to do, and I'm not sure how
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Speaker 10: many teams have done it.
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Speaker 11: So our guys have done a great job in that
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Speaker 11: part of our schedule getting done what we needed to
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Speaker 11: get done.
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Speaker 3: At this point in the season.
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Speaker 12: With these movie games, there's a lot of talk that
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Speaker 12: pops up about RPI and what that means to the
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Speaker 12: season play. What's your take on that system and maybe
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Speaker 12: you know some things to pull it out there about
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Speaker 12: like dropping the lowest five RPIs or are.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean I think there's things that they can
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Speaker 11: do and should do.
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Speaker 10: I know, I know they do a good job in
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Speaker 10: those rooms though, with regional committees and things like that,
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Speaker 10: taking a look at that and not just blanketing on
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Speaker 10: like this is your order. So yeah, and then you
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Speaker 10: don't want to you don't want to cancel games. You
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Speaker 10: cancel games, you're gonna get.
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Speaker 11: Behind those closed doors. You're gonna get deemed for it.
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Speaker 10: So you you look at these really good committees they
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Speaker 10: put together, and I know there's people in there.
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Speaker 11: You know, you get information. Those people talk about stuff.
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Speaker 13: I guess.
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Speaker 11: So yeah, I think there's some things you can you
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Speaker 11: can possibly do, but you know that's not for me
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Speaker 11: to decide.
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Speaker 12: I take it from what your answer there that there
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Speaker 12: was never any thought about canceling this one.
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Speaker 10: No schedule the game, And I think I think that
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Speaker 10: I think it hurts you more perceptionally if you do
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Speaker 10: something like that and it comes down to you and
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Speaker 10: another team and you bang the game and they didn't.
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Speaker 10: I think you look at our body of work, we're
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Speaker 10: not done. So I don't want to get ahead of myself.
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Speaker 10: I'm just answering your question. But I think when you
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Speaker 10: look at our body at work at the end, however
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Speaker 10: it is, however we end up, I believe we're gonna
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Speaker 10: be put where we're supposed to be put.
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Speaker 14: Had a great night. Just what did you see from him?
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Speaker 14: Do you think he was gonna around site? You're trying
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Speaker 14: to go for third and get the cycle there on
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Speaker 14: that n I'm glad he didn't.
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Speaker 11: He would have been out by a mile. But then
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Speaker 11: someone said that from the doug out, I had no idea,
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Speaker 11: so I was hoping to hit that over the defence.
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Speaker 10: But yeah, it's good you needed to. He didn't see
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Speaker 10: some hits drop gradus. He had some good up bats
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Speaker 10: in the last game. But it's good for him. He's
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Speaker 10: a guy that can get hits and as good at bats,
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Speaker 10: and I want him to be feeling good as we
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Speaker 10: had until the week before.
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Speaker 15: How good was it to see Bond have the extended
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Speaker 15: out and he did and.
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Speaker 11: Just it was awesome.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 10: He's uh, he's worked his tail off since he's got here.
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Speaker 10: He's he's struggled, you know, with some injury bugs here
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Speaker 10: and there, you know, a point where maybe didn't even
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Speaker 10: know if he's gonna be able to pitch, and that's
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Speaker 10: really hard to do. To continue to show up every
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Speaker 10: single day, do a ton of rehab, just gets your opportunity.
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Speaker 10: And when he's been put on the mound, he's done
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Speaker 10: a really good job. So awesome dude to have on
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Speaker 10: the team and like a really good pitcher. So he's
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Speaker 10: not out there just because we like him. He's out
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Speaker 10: there because we think he's really good. And that's probably
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Speaker 10: brought him here and had off to him for you know,
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Speaker 10: there's a long road for him to get to this point,
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Speaker 10: and just really.
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Speaker 11: Excited for him to be out there and help contribute
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Speaker 11: to this team.
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Speaker 15: What was the exactly to help him back for that long?
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Speaker 11: I don't I don't know. There's just some injury stuff.
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Speaker 10: Like I'll let him talk about it if he wants to,
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Speaker 10: but I just just some stuff here and there. I'll
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Speaker 10: just keep it his personal business.
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Speaker 15: Was there some importance hary to be like that.
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Speaker 11: I just like, I'm just sensitive. I don't mean to
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Speaker 11: sound like that. That's fine, A mean dude, almost You're.
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Speaker 3: Done, okay with y'all.
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Speaker 12: Have a few injuries, you're kind of have to mix
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Speaker 12: up some in the stuff in the NFL. How how
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Speaker 12: good was it to play a game like this just
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Speaker 12: to kind of get some guys back into the flow
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Speaker 12: of things you maybe hadn't been out there.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean it was. It was good to get
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Speaker 10: him out there, but we need him. We need him
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Speaker 10: to play better or they're just out there. So yeah,
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Speaker 10: I mean good to get him out there in the flow,
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Speaker 10: but we need we need these guys to contribute. I
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Speaker 10: don't want to just play because we have to have
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Speaker 10: body and put people on the lineup, so we need.
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Speaker 11: Guys to contribute them. So no one, no one cares
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Speaker 11: that you got guys hurt.
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Speaker 10: So we'll get back in there, get some things fixed,
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Speaker 10: and hopefully they have a better weekend.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about the injuries.
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Speaker 11: Moving Gavin back a little bit in the third base side.
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Speaker 3: What have you seen from him so far and the
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Speaker 3: comfortability over.
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Speaker 11: The Yeah, I mean he's worked.
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Speaker 10: I mean Cliff does a really good job of moving
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Speaker 10: these guys around. So Gavin he probably gets more work
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Speaker 10: believe it or not, at this point at third than
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Speaker 10: he does at first. He's gotten a pretty good feel
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Speaker 10: at first, he gets a ton of work over there,
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Speaker 10: but actually he says it helps him on the other
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Speaker 10: side of the diamonds, So I'm not surprised going he
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Speaker 10: got it.
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Speaker 11: I mean, he put it a ton of work there.
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Speaker 10: He didn't touch first base until he got back to
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Speaker 10: the spring, so he's gotten a lot of work with
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Speaker 10: Cliff throughout the year over there.
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Speaker 9: And then what are those latest updates with both Nico
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Speaker 9: and Prison as you've gotten further away.
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Speaker 3: From the weekend.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, Chris is just gonna be about a
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Speaker 10: little bit of a tolerance thing and it's just, you know,
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Speaker 10: one of those deep.
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Speaker 11: Bone bruises that it's it's just tough. I mean, those
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Speaker 11: are extremely painful, especially where he got it. So, I
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Speaker 11: mean he hit today, he could have he could have
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Speaker 11: played today.
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Speaker 10: As you can see in the games, it does not
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Speaker 10: affect his swing. He wasn't a you know, speed demon
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Speaker 10: as it is, but we just needed to get a
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Speaker 10: little better to get lateral because we need to getting
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Speaker 10: back out the second base. Nico took some swings today
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Speaker 10: with me just off the tee in front toss just to.
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Speaker 11: See if he felt anything when he hit.
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Speaker 10: He did it at all, which is a good thing,
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Speaker 10: so we can really keep him.
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Speaker 11: It would be bad if we had to like really
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Speaker 11: shut down his swing, right.
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Speaker 10: So now we're just working on getting that leg healthy
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Speaker 10: and getting him back out there. But we need to
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Speaker 10: be smart with it because you know, we want to
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Speaker 10: play a lot of baseball and we're gonna need him
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Speaker 10: to do it.
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Speaker 15: There's one more with a Bond.
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Speaker 14: Just what dre all to him when y'all were seeing
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Speaker 14: him out of Glyn and we're all familiar with him,
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Speaker 14: he was coming up through Adam consolidated.
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Speaker 10: I was, I was not necessarily familiar with him, and
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Speaker 10: he's a consolidated I just we saw him at Blent.
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Speaker 10: His coach calling about him early on, spoke super highly
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Speaker 10: of him.
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Speaker 11: He had some really good seasons there. Left handed pitcher
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Speaker 11: that throws strikes.
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Speaker 10: It's competitive sky you want to him on your team,
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Speaker 10: especially yeah, lefting to throw strikes and coach spoke so
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Speaker 10: highly of him, and you see me like, this guy's good.
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Speaker 11: Guy you want to have on your team.
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Speaker 1: Well that's Michael early last part talking about Hunter Bond
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Speaker 1: out of Glenn n A and and Consolidated has battled
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Speaker 1: some injuries, but was really good last night and kind
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Speaker 1: of came in and settled things down from A and
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Speaker 1: M standpoint, which they need badly. Out of the bullpen.
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Speaker 1: Been searching, you know, for extras, and Hunter Bond provided that.
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Speaker 1: Let's listen to Hunter Bond after his outing.
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Speaker 15: What was what was working for you tonight? And what
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Speaker 15: do it mean to have the outing you did out there?
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Speaker 3: It was great?
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Speaker 16: I had all three pitches working for me, and so
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Speaker 16: you know, when I even throw three pitches for strikes, confidently,
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Speaker 16: it's it's really easy to just walk in back and
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Speaker 16: just the and JK are really on the same page
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Speaker 16: this entire night, and yeah, it was just it was
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Speaker 16: fun to compete.
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Speaker 14: What's the journey been like for you this season getting
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Speaker 14: back into the fold and if you don't mind sharing
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Speaker 14: what you were dealing with that that held you back
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Speaker 14: out there?
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Speaker 3: Sure?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, I stepped on campus and I had a little
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Speaker 16: bit of a shoulder problem, nothing too serious, So that
19:33
Speaker 16: first half of the fall I was kind of coming
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Speaker 16: back from that, and so I didn't really.
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Speaker 17: Have a huge runway to kind of get.
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Speaker 16: Better, especially in the fall where you know, you only
19:42
Speaker 16: play two games so you can really.
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Speaker 18: Work on your craft.
19:47
Speaker 16: And then I had this weird finger looking the thing
19:50
Speaker 16: I still didn't even know what it is. But that
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Speaker 16: put me out for about thirte and a half months
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Speaker 16: of no thrown. So once the season started, me just
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Speaker 16: now started to build up and said, now I'm fully
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Speaker 16: ramped up healthy.
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Speaker 15: I don't think we buried both.
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Speaker 16: Of those things, but I mean, it's just it was
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Speaker 16: a long journey, super unknown. But at the end of
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Speaker 16: the day, all I could do is put one foot
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Speaker 16: in front of the other and tap into my faith
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Speaker 16: and trust the Lord that he has a plan for me.
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Speaker 16: So I just continue to do that. And it's just
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Speaker 16: I'm so thankful to be out there in a pasion.
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Speaker 3: It's really cool, especially being a local kid here.
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Speaker 14: What a you know, take us back to last spring,
20:31
Speaker 14: since it's the first time we've got to talk to you.
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Speaker 15: When when you've got the ability to, you.
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Speaker 14: Know, have an offer to come here, what did that
20:36
Speaker 14: mean to you? And was it was it any question
20:38
Speaker 14: that you were gonna come here?
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Speaker 13: Oh?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, it was a no brainer to me. You know,
20:41
Speaker 16: I had a couple other schools reaching out that made
20:45
Speaker 16: it's tough a little bit, But at the end of
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Speaker 16: the day, I mean I.
20:49
Speaker 15: Grew up here, So it was a full circle moment.
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Speaker 16: You know, I've when I came on my visit, it
20:53
Speaker 16: was I knew everything about this place, and so they
20:57
Speaker 16: offered me with open arms, and so it was just
20:59
Speaker 16: super easy that I trust coach Early and the entire staff.
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Speaker 16: So I love what they had to say about me
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Speaker 16: and what they see for me and the program they built,
21:08
Speaker 16: and so it's there's a no brainer. And it's just
21:11
Speaker 16: crazy to think that I'd be pitching had a uniform
21:13
Speaker 16: whenever I grew up here watching all these guys throw,
21:17
Speaker 16: it's really cool.
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Speaker 14: Are your parents Aggies and do you have any standout
21:21
Speaker 14: in and baseball memories as a kid.
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Speaker 3: Maybe?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, both my parents are Aggies, and so I even grandparents,
21:28
Speaker 16: I don't know, maybe four generation, so have deep roots here.
21:33
Speaker 16: And then I mean, I remember Michael beershon to walk
21:36
Speaker 16: off versus Texas. I was there. I was there for
21:39
Speaker 16: all the super regionals where they ended up going to Omaha.
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Speaker 16: I went to Omaha in twenty seventeen, and so just
21:45
Speaker 16: super cool. I love this place so much. I love
21:48
Speaker 16: what we stand for and all the core values, and
21:51
Speaker 16: this program is super rich in tradition.
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Speaker 12: So it was super cool Early to tribed you as
21:56
Speaker 12: a strike throwing that he from the flint, and it's
21:59
Speaker 12: harder to take one of the guys from when would
22:01
Speaker 12: you see them?
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Speaker 3: Last time we heard of somebody's trab like that was
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Speaker 3: Evan Ashaack. How much did't you.
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Speaker 12: Know about him and his path? And is that someone
22:08
Speaker 12: that you need? The guys that went ever that that
22:10
Speaker 12: neame ever came up heard any things?
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Speaker 11: Yeah, one hundred percent.
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Speaker 3: Evan's uh.
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Speaker 16: I mean again, I was watching him while I was
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Speaker 16: in junior college while he was here, and I was like, Wow,
22:18
Speaker 16: I'm really the program that he was before and.
22:21
Speaker 15: Now he's at A and M.
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Speaker 16: So that was really cool to see and how much
22:24
Speaker 16: he's grown and he just he trusts stuff and he
22:27
Speaker 16: knows uh his value. He throws it in there and
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Speaker 16: I really highly respect that. And so yeah, it was
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Speaker 16: super cool. Dude, heard a lot about him her he's
22:37
Speaker 16: a great guy and that I mean, he just competes
22:40
Speaker 16: and so.
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Speaker 11: Can't really go wrong with that.
22:44
Speaker 12: Did his story help you see that there was I mean,
22:45
Speaker 12: of course a path like that for you to get here,
22:48
Speaker 12: somewhere you wanted to be.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, of course, just being able to trust in your
22:53
Speaker 16: own self and your own abilities, realizing that you're your
22:56
Speaker 16: own person, you don't have to be somewhere else. And
22:58
Speaker 16: so growing up, I was always a strike going my feat,
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Speaker 16: never threw it super super hard, but had pitches that
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Speaker 16: through for strikes. And so being able to commit to
23:09
Speaker 16: that every single day and realizing that this is who
23:12
Speaker 16: Hunter Bond is is something that I've really tried to embody,
23:15
Speaker 16: especially whenever I got into junior college, and I think
23:17
Speaker 16: that's how I had success there and it just kind
23:20
Speaker 16: of led into here.
23:22
Speaker 15: Came in a pretty high leverage situation there.
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Speaker 11: You know, what was the message JK gave you?
23:27
Speaker 15: When you can be got on the mount?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, you just nothing really changes whether you're bit ten
23:33
Speaker 16: or down bitesen. You could be playing the New York Yankees,
23:36
Speaker 16: you could be playing Prairie View, or I could be
23:39
Speaker 16: going back to my junior college. Really still throw a
23:41
Speaker 16: white baseball sixty th six inches and you have to
23:44
Speaker 16: execute pitches at a very high level. So I just
23:47
Speaker 16: kind of lock out nameless, faceless batterer, it doesn't really matter,
23:52
Speaker 16: and just trusting my ability and just competing with strikes.
23:57
Speaker 16: And that's that's really what JK has been NonStop trying
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Speaker 16: to drive into her head, and it held me to
24:03
Speaker 16: just walk with confidence into the mound, just trusting myself
24:06
Speaker 16: and don't a bunch of twice don't it up?
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Speaker 14: Got the squarecard de nights I did you know you're
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Speaker 14: gonna put that in a special place?
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Speaker 3: Absolutely to might frame it up.
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Speaker 1: I don't know why yet, but very very cool, really
24:19
Speaker 1: cool story. Hunter bond out I and him consolidated and
24:22
Speaker 1: blend uh has had injuries. But last night three and
24:27
Speaker 1: a third scoreless, four k's no walks and just came
24:33
Speaker 1: in and kind of settled the game down. And uh, Trey,
24:37
Speaker 1: were you at that game? Were you covered the game
24:39
Speaker 1: for the battlest night?
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Speaker 19: Oh?
24:40
Speaker 3: Okay?
24:41
Speaker 1: Uh? Anyway, Uh, that was encouraging for him and and
24:47
Speaker 1: for for everyone. Actually, next game Friday night, Oxford Ole
24:53
Speaker 1: miss first of three and uh, then they'll return next
25:00
Speaker 1: weekend Thursday, Friday Saturday. I think that's right. They've moved
25:04
Speaker 1: that Saturday game next Saturday to eleven am. Why would
25:09
Speaker 1: you Why would you play a baseball game at eleven am?
25:13
Speaker 1: Why do you think just five guesses and four don't count?
25:16
Speaker 1: The SEC networks decided they're going to televise that game
25:20
Speaker 1: at eleven am on Saturday morning, So get some coffee
25:23
Speaker 1: and go to the ballpark. Aggie's now thirty six and ten.
25:28
Speaker 1: And finally last night, I know we have somebody, Yes,
25:33
Speaker 1: Jake Doer, He was very close to him for the
25:35
Speaker 1: cycle last night. Actually he had four hits and drove
25:42
Speaker 1: in four. Pretty good night for Doer, who played left
25:46
Speaker 1: field last night.
25:48
Speaker 15: Question, So were you were you singing about rounding for
25:50
Speaker 15: third on that.
25:51
Speaker 16: Last one or yeah? You know it's it's about excitement.
25:55
Speaker 16: You know I could have got it, but no reason
25:57
Speaker 16: to push it. We got the final stretch of games
25:59
Speaker 16: coming up. Either feel good now than tweak something around
26:02
Speaker 16: and third.
26:03
Speaker 11: Or something stupid for a trip or cycle or whatever.
26:06
Speaker 15: What was going well for you today? And I know
26:08
Speaker 15: you didn't have the production you probably wanted this past weekend.
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Speaker 16: I guess album it's all about just going back to
26:13
Speaker 16: my standards and my routines and just being able to
26:15
Speaker 16: just repetitively do the same things every single day. I
26:18
Speaker 16: don't really change much today. I just you know, it
26:20
Speaker 16: went my way. It's all baseball is. It's just it's
26:22
Speaker 16: either going your way or not.
26:23
Speaker 3: So I finally went my way. Had you ever hit
26:26
Speaker 3: for a second before in year.
26:28
Speaker 16: No no no, I thought about it, man, I was
26:30
Speaker 16: thinking about how honestly before myv which is should never
26:33
Speaker 16: do but could have? I could have done it. But again,
26:37
Speaker 16: just take the double.
26:39
Speaker 9: Eleven and one in mid weeks and twenty one and
26:41
Speaker 9: two and non Gobern's play. What do you think that
26:43
Speaker 9: says about this club? It's a resume and just how
26:46
Speaker 9: difficult is it to do as a veteran who has
26:48
Speaker 9: been around a while, you.
26:49
Speaker 16: Know, it's it's all about just you know, you played
26:51
Speaker 16: the game the same no matter who the opponent is.
26:53
Speaker 16: And that's something the coaches have really gotten into our heads.
26:56
Speaker 16: And you know, it's it's it's the same game no
26:58
Speaker 16: matter who it is. Play. You know, if we're playing
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Speaker 16: Ole Miss next week, if we're playing you know, these
27:03
Speaker 16: guys today, it doesn't matter. It's the same game. So
27:06
Speaker 16: if we just play our brand of baseball, wins will happen.
27:09
Speaker 12: And because this time of the year, these Tuesday games
27:11
Speaker 12: a lot to talk about RBI and games getting canceled
27:14
Speaker 12: and stuff like that, is there an important storm of
27:16
Speaker 12: players perspective to play games like this at this time
27:18
Speaker 12: of the year.
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Speaker 16: We couldn't care less. We just you know, every single
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Speaker 16: one of those guys just excited to be out here
27:23
Speaker 16: and play in front of the Twelfth Man and just
27:25
Speaker 16: play baseball, you know. So it's all about just having fun,
27:28
Speaker 16: and we have fun out here, so it's it's hard
27:30
Speaker 16: to not want to play.
27:32
Speaker 15: Wesley had a big m bat there at the end.
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Speaker 14: Just what have you seen from him, especially as he
27:36
Speaker 14: maybe has not had the playing time that he had
27:38
Speaker 14: from a start, and you know, having an opportunity in these.
27:41
Speaker 16: Last few games, you know, it's you know, I said
27:43
Speaker 16: it on the radio earlier, it looked like he got
27:44
Speaker 16: a swagger back today after that first base hit, and
27:46
Speaker 16: that's something he's been looking for for a while because
27:48
Speaker 16: you know, he's been five injuries, but none of the
27:50
Speaker 16: guy since high school. He's a dog and you know,
27:52
Speaker 16: being able to see him finally get back to that
27:54
Speaker 16: feel he had in the beginning of the season, you know,
27:56
Speaker 16: it's exciting because that's another huge bat in our line,
27:58
Speaker 16: a huge bat.
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Speaker 9: Two Marcus guys armoring the same game. How special is that?
28:03
Speaker 9: And is there any message out there for coach Sherman.
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Speaker 11: Well, that's our man.
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Speaker 16: I want to say the second or third time this
28:10
Speaker 16: year that we've done that. You know me and Wes.
28:12
Speaker 16: You know me and Sorell, Sorell and West. You know,
28:15
Speaker 16: we all get to do it. Sherman's got a good
28:17
Speaker 16: group chat of us and he loves to, you know,
28:20
Speaker 16: talk about each game, win or lose, and just.
28:22
Speaker 3: Stay us in touch with us.
28:23
Speaker 11: You know, I have a lot of respect for coach Sherman.
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28:38
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28:41
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Speaker 1: the last time, I don't think that I have talked
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Speaker 1: to you since you were inducted into the Southwest Conference
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Speaker 1: Hall of Fame. That is pretty cool. That got my attention.
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Speaker 13: Well, hey, I feel like I've done something If I
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Speaker 13: got your attention that I feel good today. No, it
34:21
Speaker 13: was quite a surprise, but also a great opportunity to
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Speaker 13: reminisce back to great teammates, great coach, great experience here
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Speaker 13: Texas A and M, and not only the playing part,
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Speaker 13: it's the culmination of all my doings in the Southwest Conference,
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Speaker 13: from being an assistant coach for Shelby and also radio
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Speaker 13: and still doing current radio and anyway, it was a
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Speaker 13: cool thing to be associated with a bunch of great
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I saw and I got to find
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Speaker 1: that because I saw the list that even the class
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Speaker 1: that you were inducted with, that's that's pretty cool.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was, And you know, it was really neat because.
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Speaker 1: We're all so you remember some of the guys who
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Speaker 1: were some of the guys us read from. Yeah, that's
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Speaker 1: the first one that I saw and from your era.
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Speaker 13: The picture that was all American. I'm like four years
35:19
Speaker 13: in a row and I'm drawn.
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Speaker 1: Them here Texas at Texas.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm drawing a blank right now.
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Speaker 1: I think that's okay.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, But so yeah, and it was cool and interacting
35:28
Speaker 13: with them, you know after the.
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Speaker 3: Fat Yeah, and visiting with them and from every institution obviously,
35:34
Speaker 3: so it was really neat.
35:35
Speaker 1: Did you uh was dunking outlawed when you played or not?
35:41
Speaker 3: And that's a cool story. And because of you. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: me and a guy.
35:45
Speaker 1: Named and Al center.
35:46
Speaker 3: Named lou Al Sender, Yeah yeah, Kareema builds bar ever yeah,
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Speaker 3: he and I. But that was the old deal that Shelby.
35:53
Speaker 13: At one point I was I was g a and
35:55
Speaker 13: and a reporter was interviewing him and the dunk came
36:00
Speaker 13: senior year. Okay, okay, okay, coaches, is it gonna change
36:05
Speaker 13: the way you coach or play with your team? And
36:08
Speaker 13: coach mckip said, hey, I never told him they couldn't dunk.
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Speaker 1: The story the story I remember is when uh Texas
36:18
Speaker 1: El Paso won the national championship, right that was sixty five.
36:23
Speaker 1: I think Big Kentucky pat Riley and that team eight
36:27
Speaker 1: off Rupp He told Latin was it David Lattin? Does
36:34
Speaker 1: that sound right? He said, when you get the ball
36:37
Speaker 1: the first play of the game, you dunk it up
36:41
Speaker 1: to your elbows, and he did.
36:44
Speaker 3: It was to send a.
36:46
Speaker 1: Message right to that team. So the first play they
36:50
Speaker 1: called is like you slammed that ball through. I don't
36:53
Speaker 1: care what happens. I don't care if they kick you out.
36:56
Speaker 1: You you slam that basketball through and it must have worked.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. He was a bad man.
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Speaker 1: He was a bad man.
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Speaker 13: Man.
37:05
Speaker 1: That was a bad team too.
37:07
Speaker 13: They had a coach that was as tough as you
37:09
Speaker 13: can have on both sides.
37:11
Speaker 1: I mean sure, absolutely, absolutely.
37:12
Speaker 13: But Haskins at Utube was legendary for the brutal practices
37:17
Speaker 13: and what those guys in doing it.
37:18
Speaker 1: And I don't know how many stories are apocryphal, how
37:22
Speaker 1: many of them are true. You know, there there are
37:24
Speaker 1: all kinds of stories that that Rup was just an
37:27
Speaker 1: avowed racist, and I don't know if that's true or not. Right,
37:31
Speaker 1: this was the mid nineties, and I'm not excusing it
37:34
Speaker 1: at all. It's the mid nineteen sixties, right, And there
37:38
Speaker 1: there were no black players obviously in Kentucky or most places. Right.
37:44
Speaker 3: Well, it didn't start until like their early early seventies.
37:47
Speaker 1: Yes, that's well, and and then and then and and
37:50
Speaker 1: and Guy V. Lewis started it in the sixties here
37:55
Speaker 1: right in the state of Texas, well, Texas El Paso,
37:58
Speaker 1: al Paso was never quite part of Texas. It was, Yeah,
38:03
Speaker 1: I don't know, it was a little bit different, right, Uh,
38:06
Speaker 1: But but it just wasn't right. And that's and and
38:09
Speaker 1: really guy Lewis kind of started that, right.
38:12
Speaker 13: Well, what I also think about the coaches, uh you
38:15
Speaker 13: know a guy, yes, LB Killer, all these guys, I
38:19
Speaker 13: think it speaks to them and even wouldn't to extend, Yes,
38:23
Speaker 13: John all you know all white players, and then they
38:27
Speaker 13: transitioned to you know, integration, yes, and in sport that
38:31
Speaker 13: was dominated by black players, and were successful in all
38:34
Speaker 13: three of those eras, which right speaks to them as
38:37
Speaker 13: far as coaching and what they could do.
38:39
Speaker 1: You know that this isn't funny, but but the phrase
38:42
Speaker 1: that that went around during those days was you played
38:46
Speaker 1: two black players at home, you play three if you're behind,
38:50
Speaker 1: and you play four on the road. I mean, that's
38:54
Speaker 1: just that's the era we're talking about, right, Yeah.
38:57
Speaker 13: I mean I you know, I played throughout throughout my
39:01
Speaker 13: career high school on it was integrated. So okay, I
39:05
Speaker 13: never saw that. But even when I was coaching in
39:07
Speaker 13: junior college when I mean you're talking about early eighties, yes, yeah,
39:14
Speaker 13: you know, different locales in Texas, it was kind of
39:17
Speaker 13: interesting in times when you took a team on the road.
39:19
Speaker 3: So let's interesting you know that time ten caught up places.
39:23
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, well, I mean unfortunately Texas was way behind
39:28
Speaker 1: in that too, exactly. But what started happening is when uh,
39:32
Speaker 1: and I know in football, basketball was probably a little
39:36
Speaker 1: bit ahead of football even, right. And in football then
39:43
Speaker 1: Bill Yoonman started recruiting black athletes at the University of
39:46
Speaker 1: Houston and they started beating everybody exactly. And it wasn't
39:51
Speaker 1: any great gesture on the part of some of these coaches.
39:54
Speaker 1: It was the fact that they were getting their rears
39:56
Speaker 1: beat and they needed to compete or they were going
39:59
Speaker 1: to lose a job.
40:00
Speaker 13: Well, one of the things I think too, you know,
40:01
Speaker 13: sport and war, Yes, it's a pretty good equalizer.
40:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right.
40:05
Speaker 13: Mare and war came around, and you know World War Two,
40:08
Speaker 13: they were segregated, yes, outfits, and when Korean War and
40:11
Speaker 13: then Vietnam, everybody ended up, you know, serving together.
40:16
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think, you know, the military had.
40:18
Speaker 1: A big part, and I had thought about that, but
40:21
Speaker 1: sports did too, as you mentioned exactly, right, it's a
40:23
Speaker 1: it's a great equalizer. Are you know, everybody's in the
40:26
Speaker 1: locker room together and we're either going to be together
40:29
Speaker 1: and win or not.
40:30
Speaker 13: Right, And you figured it out after a while. Well,
40:32
Speaker 13: guess what we're all alike.
40:34
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Speaker 7: The Houston Astros got back in the win column with
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Speaker 7: Schuemak then hit a solo home run in the third
42:12
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42:15
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42:17
Speaker 7: for Peter Lambert, seven scoreless innings, scattering just three hits
42:20
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42:22
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42:25
Speaker 11: Honestly, the defense was outstanding today.
42:26
Speaker 10: Cam had a great day out there, and right Zach
42:29
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42:33
Speaker 11: So you know, all around, it was just great, great, great.
42:36
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42:39
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Speaker 1: us at in the back half of the second hour,
45:35
Speaker 1: and uh, we're just scattershooting stuff now. But you were
45:39
Speaker 1: talking about Caruso last night at Oklahoma City. I think
45:42
Speaker 1: they won Game one right against the Lakers.
45:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did, and then they.
45:45
Speaker 13: Got off to a little bit of a start, a
45:48
Speaker 13: little adverse start, but might have had more to do
45:50
Speaker 13: with Lebron James than it had to.
45:52
Speaker 3: Do with them.
45:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, I heard he played pretty well.
45:54
Speaker 3: He really did. I mean they had to get off
45:55
Speaker 3: the good start to being at their kind of underhanded obviously, right,
45:58
Speaker 3: but now Luca know Luca.
46:01
Speaker 13: But at the same time, it was you know what's
46:05
Speaker 13: interesting about NBA basketball and the model that Oklahoma City has. Now,
46:11
Speaker 13: it's more to the team, although they have one of
46:15
Speaker 13: the best players that's playing in the game, and everybody
46:19
Speaker 13: on that roster is good. But it's amazing the team
46:22
Speaker 13: defense that they play, the turnovers they forced, the scoring
46:25
Speaker 13: that they do in live game turnovers. Yeah, and then
46:29
Speaker 13: how well they assist one another hit, hitting the open shot,
46:34
Speaker 13: and the creation just offense as a unit as opposed
46:36
Speaker 13: to s. Jay's kind of outlier, but he's a great
46:40
Speaker 13: assist guy.
46:40
Speaker 3: So I love their success. There's nothing to do with Alex. Laugh.
46:44
Speaker 3: I love it because Alex is on that team. But
46:47
Speaker 3: they're fun to watch.
46:48
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, well, I mean Alex is part of that too, right,
46:51
Speaker 1: I mean.
46:52
Speaker 13: You know, by intention, the way that they the general
46:55
Speaker 13: manager and the confidence they have and this doll of
46:59
Speaker 13: play and who they want on this team and who
47:01
Speaker 13: will fit into what they want to get done. They've
47:04
Speaker 13: got a model that is just tremendous for them.
47:07
Speaker 1: Yeah.
47:07
Speaker 13: Yeah, And so yeah, I'm a big fan of what
47:10
Speaker 13: you see there, and of course Alex.
47:12
Speaker 3: I love seeing him. And that's an interesting.
47:14
Speaker 13: Matchup to you think, because I think the last time
47:17
Speaker 13: La won it was when he in the finals in
47:20
Speaker 13: the bubble, he was the point guard.
47:21
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely had to win, absolutely, yeah.
47:25
Speaker 3: Yeah, they started him, yeah, and then win And so
47:27
Speaker 3: now you go.
47:28
Speaker 13: He's won another NBA championship and then he's playing his
47:31
Speaker 13: old crew and.
47:32
Speaker 3: Guarding Lebron last night.
47:34
Speaker 13: He's no way, Oh yeah, Alex guards everybody that's any good.
47:38
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't care who it is.
47:39
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, And so for the whenever he's in the
47:42
Speaker 13: ball game, he starts out matching up with Lebron last night,
47:45
Speaker 13: that's a challenge.
47:48
Speaker 1: So I'm laughing because just yesterday I'm scrolling through and
47:52
Speaker 1: there's another Larry Bird story at You know, Bird was
47:56
Speaker 1: one of the legendary trash talkers in basketball history. And
48:01
Speaker 1: they were playing I don't know, Denver somebody, and Denver
48:05
Speaker 1: had this white guy guarding him, but he was known
48:09
Speaker 1: as a really good defender and Bird was just torching him.
48:14
Speaker 1: And he kept running by the bench, going, you better
48:17
Speaker 1: get a black guy on me, because he didn't even
48:20
Speaker 1: know about this guy's reputation, right, and he thought that
48:24
Speaker 1: they were dissing him by putting a white guy on
48:28
Speaker 1: him to guard him.
48:29
Speaker 3: And he's gone.
48:31
Speaker 1: He was steaming and he was killing this guy. And
48:35
Speaker 1: you know, Michael Jordan was a lot like that, right.
48:38
Speaker 1: They needed something to get them going. And I just
48:42
Speaker 1: I just find that so interesting that.
48:46
Speaker 13: He could do what he did in stay is focused
48:49
Speaker 13: and concentrated on what he was doing too.
48:51
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, and I think it made it better and
48:54
Speaker 1: not worse.
48:55
Speaker 3: No, yeah, exactly. He looked for motivating.
48:57
Speaker 1: Fact correct, And obviously MJ did. He was always bringing
49:03
Speaker 1: and Tiger did the same, does the same thing. They
49:07
Speaker 1: bring up these slights and how to get motivated.
49:10
Speaker 13: Well, that's one thing about getting back to Alex's situation,
49:13
Speaker 13: that what he brings to them. And I think it
49:15
Speaker 13: was a pretty good example of why he is so
49:18
Speaker 13: popular that yes, is off the charts popular with the
49:21
Speaker 13: THUNDERBT and.
49:23
Speaker 1: He passes and he covers. Yes, he does everything.
49:26
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a coach on the floor. Yeah. Also he's
49:29
Speaker 3: a great athlete. Yeahs all that.
49:31
Speaker 13: But you talk about Tariko was doing the game last
49:34
Speaker 13: night and you know he's not just a a passing comment.
49:40
Speaker 3: He's he's got the status.
49:41
Speaker 13: Now absolutely one hundred people understand how important he is
49:44
Speaker 13: to a team. And last night while he was going
49:47
Speaker 13: to Lebron and this is what you by people love
49:50
Speaker 13: him anyway. You know, of course he read a pass,
49:53
Speaker 13: stolen the pass lane, got a dunk, you know, run
49:55
Speaker 13: out dunk, made a couple of threes, I think, but
49:58
Speaker 13: only shoots when he's open, makes everybody else better.
50:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, that part covers Lebron.
50:03
Speaker 13: Lebron swung an elbow and no arm not but he
50:07
Speaker 13: caught him in the nose, and I mean buckle right
50:09
Speaker 13: to the floor. Stop he's down, momentarily up put the
50:14
Speaker 13: plug in his nose so that he can the bleeding.
50:17
Speaker 13: Never misses the second of the game. But it also
50:20
Speaker 13: reminded me that's what he is about. I mean, he's
50:23
Speaker 13: an intense competitor, plays through whatever adversity that I remember
50:28
Speaker 13: in the SEC tournament he went up and blocked his
50:32
Speaker 13: shot or attempted to block a shot, maybe blocked it
50:34
Speaker 13: and slammed his hand on the glass, you know, yes,
50:38
Speaker 13: and he's a protruding bone out.
50:40
Speaker 1: Of good gosh, I just came out of his finger,
50:43
Speaker 1: out of the palm of his hand.
50:44
Speaker 3: Yeah.
50:44
Speaker 13: Yeah, And of course that's not good, and that is
50:47
Speaker 13: not good locker rooms. Right before I half went in
50:49
Speaker 13: the locker room, cleaned it all up so it up
50:51
Speaker 13: came back played second half.
50:52
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, that's crazy.
50:54
Speaker 3: People take seasons off when no doubt he's like.
50:56
Speaker 1: That, no doubt, no doubt. I mean that's but you know,
50:59
Speaker 1: if you're going to be among the best of the best,
51:03
Speaker 1: then that's the mentality, right Yeah.
51:06
Speaker 3: And his I mean, what he does is just phenomenal.
51:08
Speaker 13: I love it for him, the family, you know, Mike
51:11
Speaker 13: and Jackie and sisters and enjoying this and he's having
51:15
Speaker 13: quite a career.
51:16
Speaker 1: Oh, no doubt. And it's just fun to did you
51:21
Speaker 1: did anybody anticipate that level of success when you don't watch.
51:25
Speaker 13: It, I don't think anybody would have known that level
51:27
Speaker 13: of success. But I think a lot of people knew
51:30
Speaker 13: that he'd be successful in the NBA at the right place. Yes,
51:34
Speaker 13: because he's one of those guys, and I think that
51:36
Speaker 13: there are more people. He's a good role model for
51:39
Speaker 13: people that want to get to the league in that
51:42
Speaker 13: everybody thinks scoring is everything, which it helps if you're SGA. Yeah,
51:45
Speaker 13: a thirty a game, but if you're not SGA, figure
51:48
Speaker 13: out a way to make your spot very valuable for
51:52
Speaker 13: coaches is just what I get done. You got a
51:55
Speaker 13: problem on the bench, YEA thing I'm gonna do. Playing
51:58
Speaker 13: time doesn't matter, But when I'm in there, I am.
52:00
Speaker 13: I'm checking all the boxes of all the good things
52:03
Speaker 13: I do. Last night, if you look at his plus minus,
52:05
Speaker 13: you know they ended up winning by eighteen.
52:07
Speaker 3: He had the more plus than anybody else in the
52:09
Speaker 3: Wow twenty minutes. Wow I mean had twenty minutes. Yeah, yeah,
52:12
Speaker 3: I mean that's yeah, he understands that that's his that
52:15
Speaker 3: is his DNA.
52:16
Speaker 13: Yeah, and whether it's block a shot, get a steal,
52:19
Speaker 13: guard the tape.
52:20
Speaker 1: I mean you, any any team in any sport has
52:24
Speaker 1: to have at least one of those guys. Obviously in
52:27
Speaker 1: football you need to feed more. But but in basketball,
52:30
Speaker 1: one of those five better be one of those glue guys, right,
52:33
Speaker 1: because you don't win without that.
52:35
Speaker 13: You say, you know, journeyman, garbage man, glue guy. All
52:38
Speaker 13: that stuff is is a don't take anything away from
52:42
Speaker 13: athletic ability because his anticipation.
52:45
Speaker 1: Skills, his we saw that here.
52:47
Speaker 3: Yes, his quickness steals he's not stealing the ball from
52:51
Speaker 3: a bunch of.
52:51
Speaker 1: Chumps exactly, so exactly that he has.
52:55
Speaker 3: That kind of impact U yeah, yeah, take note he's good.
52:58
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. And that's that's just a gift, right, that
53:02
Speaker 1: anticipation and how you see the floor.
53:04
Speaker 13: I don't know if if this makes sense or now,
53:06
Speaker 13: but he anticipates.
53:07
Speaker 3: What you anticipate. Yes, it's one thing, you know, it's
53:11
Speaker 3: one thing.
53:11
Speaker 13: You think you've got something going, well, he's three steps
53:14
Speaker 13: ahead of you, right, And I mean you.
53:17
Speaker 1: Know, I remember here as he was as he was
53:20
Speaker 1: developing there were there were always there were turnovers, and
53:25
Speaker 1: those turnovers was because I think his own guys were
53:28
Speaker 1: not thinking the way as quickly, right and anticipating the
53:33
Speaker 1: things that he was seeing.
53:35
Speaker 3: On the court.
53:36
Speaker 1: When I look back on that, I mean I was critical.
53:38
Speaker 1: I was Look, you know, he's he's turning the ball
53:40
Speaker 1: over too much, right, But a lot of that Now,
53:44
Speaker 1: as you look back, it's like, well, the other guys
53:47
Speaker 1: just weren't anticipating and seeing everything that he was seeing.
53:52
Speaker 1: Is that fair?
53:52
Speaker 3: I think that's very fair.
53:54
Speaker 13: And I also, you know, it's also one of those
53:56
Speaker 13: things that first of all, you don't understand because you
53:59
Speaker 13: haven't played with him enough to know.
54:01
Speaker 3: But he's also at a level that he sees things
54:03
Speaker 3: you don't.
54:04
Speaker 1: You don't see right right, right, all right, we're gonna
54:06
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54:08
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54:12
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54:15
Speaker 1: And it's been too long, by the way, that's my fault,
54:18
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54:21
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54:22
Speaker 13: Uh.
54:23
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54:26
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54:31
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