Speaker 1: No.
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Speaker 3: No, I think you try and put some of those
Speaker 3: things out of your mind, just make the best decision
Speaker 3: in front of your face at the time. So happy
Speaker 3: with where we're at and the talent we've accumulated. Obviously,
Speaker 3: we'll have roster decisions to make like everyone else that
Speaker 3: are going to come, you know, regardless of the future,
Speaker 3: and we'll just try and make the best decisions possible
Speaker 3: when that time comes.
Speaker 4: Zach Manazi and talking about the looming lockout and forty
Speaker 4: man roster and did that affect the Giants' trade decisions?
Speaker 4: He says, no, but you never know. A and O
Speaker 4: WA cambr is the phone number.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: We're doing it all morning long.
Speaker 4: We took a brief hiatus to talk NFL quarterbacks with
Speaker 4: Mike Sander, but the rest of the day has been
Speaker 4: all reaction to the buster posty trade deadline. And I think,
Speaker 4: by volume, the most active trade deadline I can the
Speaker 4: most active of trade deadline I can ever remember.
Speaker 6: As a Giants fan.
Speaker 4: Elliott Ramos to the Yankees they get Henry lalane a
Speaker 4: big left handed pitcher who could be a potential starter,
Speaker 4: and Cayden Kent, Jeff Kent's son. If you haven't heard
Speaker 4: what Jeff Ken had to say about him, we have
Speaker 4: some fun sound that we can play for you guys.
Speaker 6: Last week on the show.
Speaker 1: All you guys do at Cambire is bitch and complain
Speaker 1: about the trade deadline NBR.
Speaker 6: That's all you guys do all day long. Bitch about
Speaker 6: the game. Enjoy the game more. Robbie Ray is a
Speaker 6: forever Padre.
Speaker 4: The Giants get right hander Miguel Mendez, who was the
Speaker 4: Padre's number four prospect, and another teenage shortstop sensation, Jony
Speaker 4: El Hernandez out of Cuba, who signed for one point
Speaker 4: four million in January. Joins that joshuaor Gonzalez, Luis Hernandez,
Speaker 4: Johnny level group of like young, exciting teenage shortstops an American
Speaker 4: band stand.
Speaker 1: I've been calling it out there. It's a teenage wasteline, yes,
Speaker 1: well hopefully not.
Speaker 4: Hopefully a teenage non wasteland hope, teenage Thriveland, teenage Disneyland
Speaker 4: Luisa Rise, which set off Burnsey and Caleb Killian. By
Speaker 4: the way, for Ramone Marquez, who Buster Posey went out.
Speaker 6: In fact, you get that sound there.
Speaker 4: Buster went out of his way on the zoom call
Speaker 4: Walt to flag Ramone Marquez as maybe the prize of
Speaker 4: the draft, almost like a Jackson Flora type level. This
Speaker 4: was Buster on the zoom yesterday, just on his own.
Speaker 7: You know, I'd like to specifically highlight a guy, you know,
Speaker 7: Ramone Marquez. He was one that our scouts had flagged
Speaker 7: early on in this process and a guy that we
Speaker 7: weren't sure we were going to have access to. So
Speaker 7: somebody that were extremely excited about to add to the
Speaker 7: system and feel like he's a starting pitcher that's going
Speaker 7: to slot up in the top of our system going forward.
Speaker 7: So you know, a guy like that, I think he's
Speaker 7: going to probably carry a little bit more weight than
Speaker 7: a few other pictures that might be a tier or
Speaker 7: two down below that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were saying this, I was joking earlier, but
Speaker 4: I love all my children. I just love my child
Speaker 4: Ramone the best. Yeah, and that's the thing.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to Ramone, but really looking forward to return
Speaker 1: from all three of these pictures. They picked up three
Speaker 1: pictures that instantly got inserted into the top fifteen of
Speaker 1: the Giants farm system. But even just beyond the names
Speaker 1: and the status of these prospects. I love the fact
Speaker 1: that Buster said that Ramon was on their radar for
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks like going through this entire process,
Speaker 1: because that to me acknowledges that they needed to be
Speaker 1: a seller at this trade deadline.
Speaker 6: And look, Buster Posey was pretty.
Speaker 1: Honest with us in our last conversation Zach manaskin as well.
Speaker 1: Throughout the entire season, they were eighteen games under five
Speaker 1: hundred yesterday before the trade deadline. There was no secret
Speaker 1: in the world that the Giants needed to be sellers,
Speaker 1: and they got the parties started early with the Patrick
Speaker 1: Bailey trade, and they've obviously been doing their research throughout
Speaker 1: the season, trying to get the best potential package for
Speaker 1: some of these expiring contracts.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, we have.
Speaker 4: You know, most people seem pretty happy with the trade results.
Speaker 4: That's the calls and the tech. Some remaining cynical. I
Speaker 4: get it. It's you know, they're seventeen under.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 4: But the point is is that something one of the
Speaker 4: guys brought up said, well, well, you guys are touting
Speaker 4: these prospects, Well, weren't you just chatting pitching prospects the
Speaker 4: last two three years, and the answer is, well, not really.
Speaker 4: It was a pretty light pitching pharm system. We're looking
Speaker 4: at the Carson Seymour's and the Carson wizen Hunts of
Speaker 4: the world, the Land and Roots that Trevor McDonald's. You know,
Speaker 4: we're all hopeful, but none of these The point I'm
Speaker 4: trying to make here is none of these guys were
Speaker 4: ranked as high. And by that I mean Jackson Flora,
Speaker 4: who they drafted, and Ramon Mendez are immediately their top
Speaker 4: two pitching prospects. So that tells you where they slot
Speaker 4: that these guys are better than the guys they had
Speaker 4: in the system prior. Now, Miguel Mendez from the Padres
Speaker 4: may wind up being a reliever, but Jim Bowden said
Speaker 4: that the Giants might have gotten three potential starting pitchers
Speaker 4: in L lane from the Yankees, Mendez or Marquez from
Speaker 4: the Phillies and Mendez from the Padres. The one I
Speaker 4: want to talk about though now Marcus is probably the
Speaker 4: most probably the sexiest one, and that's Marcela Meyer. Yep,
Speaker 4: because this guy. I remember hearing about this guy.
Speaker 1: I mean I remember I remember watching the draft when
Speaker 1: he was the number four overall pick a few years ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so you know, the Red Sox were kind
Speaker 4: of saying, this is our deal and this is what
Speaker 4: we you know, our future is Roman Anthony and this
Speaker 4: kid Marcel Meyer. It's spelled mayor like Oscar mayor Oscar.
Speaker 4: Actually it's spelled like Oscar Meyer and pronounced like Oscar Meyer.
Speaker 6: Oh I wish I was an Oscar Meyer. So here's
Speaker 6: the problem.
Speaker 4: The Red Sox parted with him, which means something happened
Speaker 4: along the way the Red Sox didn't like. Now he's
Speaker 4: had injury problems. That's number one. Is that something that's
Speaker 4: going to dog him his whole career? If so, the
Speaker 4: Red Sox made out number two. His big league stint
Speaker 4: was not great. Two hundred and five at bats. He
Speaker 4: hit two twenty with a five ninety four ops. Okay,
Speaker 4: not great again, that's only two hundred and five at bats.
Speaker 4: He came up in twenty twenty five, played forty four games.
Speaker 4: This year, played seventy games. It just quite hasn't happened yet. Now,
Speaker 4: if you're looking for the Red Sox perspective, they were
Speaker 4: in their feelings a little bit because this was a
Speaker 4: guy that kind of treasured. Now we know what it's
Speaker 4: like to treasure or prospect Marco Luciano. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: Marcelo Meyer is Marco Luciana, but we'm just saying you
Speaker 4: can love a prospect and not want to get rid
Speaker 4: of him. But at the same time, when do you
Speaker 4: do an evaluation on a guy who's not gonna catch on?
Speaker 4: Joey bart Joey bartch got traded again yesterday. But there's
Speaker 4: an alternate narrative in that Marcella Meyer is twenty three
Speaker 4: years old and has a lot of underlying positive metrics
Speaker 4: and gets out of an organization where it didn't start.
Speaker 6: Great.
Speaker 4: Fan base is intents, media is intense. It's from the
Speaker 4: West coast. He's from San Diego, from Chula Vista, went
Speaker 4: to the same high school as Casey Schmidt. So maybe
Speaker 4: you get him out, Maybe you give him patience. Casey Schmidt,
Speaker 4: who could have been an All Star this year, needed patience,
Speaker 4: Elliott Ramos who was an All Star, needed patience, So
Speaker 4: Marcello Meyer could be And also Marcus last thought point
Speaker 4: here before you can go, he might slide in and
Speaker 4: you might get a chance to see this guy last
Speaker 4: six weeks of the season. He has to heal up
Speaker 4: an injury right now, but could could slide into second base.
Speaker 6: Conceivably for the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's one of the players that you actually traded
Speaker 1: for yesterday that has big league experience and to your point,
Speaker 1: recovering from an injury right now. But I would not
Speaker 1: be surprised to see him at second base or maybe
Speaker 1: even third base later on the season, depending on what
Speaker 1: happens with Matt Chadman. But he's a guy that can
Speaker 1: kind of fill in right now for Casey Schmidt. And
Speaker 1: you're absolutely right when it comes to Casey Schmidt, who
Speaker 1: had a breakout year at age twenty seven. There were
Speaker 1: people write him off when he was twenty three, twenty
Speaker 1: four to twenty five years old. Elliott Ronalds same case,
Speaker 1: writing him off when he's twenty three, twenty four, twenty
Speaker 1: five years old, breaks out and becomes an All Star.
Speaker 1: So yeah, not everybody's going to be Juan Soto at nineteen,
Speaker 1: or Rafeo dever Is at nineteen, or a Mike Trout
Speaker 1: or a Bryce Harper. Sometimes it does take a little
Speaker 1: bit more development. Sometimes it does take a change of
Speaker 1: scenery so I think when you can get a former
Speaker 1: number four overall, pick a guy that's been highly regarded
Speaker 1: as a top fifteen prospect in all baseball for the
Speaker 1: last four seasons in return for Eric Miller a bullpen arm,
Speaker 1: I think that's a pretty good damn trade you make
Speaker 1: for a bi low candidate.
Speaker 6: I'm intrigued by this guy, for sure.
Speaker 4: They said there was that sucks fan said maybe he
Speaker 4: was a bad influence on roman At like they partied.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I want to get into I don't
Speaker 6: know anything about that.
Speaker 4: Listen, it was a massive change. Was it a fire sale, No,
Speaker 4: we're joking firesal. We couldn't make it a fun because
Speaker 4: they just just a garage sale. They kept Devers at
Speaker 4: Dominson Chatman, they kept web They kill not every not
Speaker 4: everybody is a master salesman like my guy Murph. You
Speaker 4: can't just flip a TV for five dollars.
Speaker 1: Sometimes at these garage sales, you take the product, you
Speaker 1: put it on the front lawn, and then you got
Speaker 1: to take it back inside.
Speaker 6: There's not always buyers like I.
Speaker 1: Understand Slipper with a matt Oh, you didn't trade Doverge,
Speaker 1: you didn't trade Domice. You didn't trade Matt Chapman. It
Speaker 1: takes two to tangle. You can't force other teams to
Speaker 1: take these contracts. These are the consequences of the Giants'
Speaker 1: actions committing this type of money and this type of
Speaker 1: length when it comes to the contract. And now they're
Speaker 1: going to have to figure out how to get better
Speaker 1: around these guys if they're still on the roster for
Speaker 1: the future.
Speaker 4: I would add that the Pat Bailey trade was part
Speaker 4: of the trade deadline too. I mean that was a big,
Speaker 4: big trade. They got tug Bout, Wilkinson and this kid
Speaker 4: Carson Bollman. Bollman with the twenty ninth pick. So we'll
Speaker 4: see how those guys pan out two. Somebody texted and
Speaker 4: said to Brian saman you say get three pictures.
Speaker 6: And one will work out. Well, the Giants got a
Speaker 6: lot of pictures.
Speaker 4: They got Lelane, they got met Marquez, they got Jaiir,
Speaker 4: they got Mendez, they got Molina, and they got Wilkinson.
Speaker 4: All in trades, that's six. Can you get two out
Speaker 4: of those? Hopefully you can get more than that. All right,
Speaker 4: Our great pal Tim Flannery is so excited to come
Speaker 4: on the show.
Speaker 6: He drove off.
Speaker 4: He's off the grid down there in the wilds of
Speaker 4: southern California. He drove to a mountaintop where he gets
Speaker 4: cell reception, so we'll talk to him. He's gonna be
Speaker 4: here for the Wall of Fame. Now I'm gone the
Speaker 4: rest of the week. We got a big family trip
Speaker 4: back to see the boy, the Murphy Kid, come out
Speaker 4: of his pleab summer as a changed man. So well,
Speaker 4: I will miss you guys Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, but you'll
Speaker 4: be talking about this Wall of Fame ceremony coming out
Speaker 4: where it's gonna be Brandon Crawford, Brandon Belt, Pablo Sandoval,
Speaker 4: and Buster Posey all going in the same day, and
Speaker 4: flan Man will be up here for it, so let's
Speaker 4: talk to him. Plus he's bringing his guitar and Jake Peavey,
Speaker 4: so let's jamp can't beat that. Let's talk to flann Man.
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Speaker 4: App Well, one of our all time favorite human beings
Speaker 4: is our next guest on the Yuma guest Line, the
Speaker 4: three time World Series champ, but he doesn't have to
Speaker 4: be a three time World Series chant to be our favorite.
Speaker 4: He's just one of those dudes you want to hang with.
Speaker 4: It's Tim Flannery, the Flanman. And guess what, He's coming
Speaker 4: into town this weekend for the Wall of Fame ceremony,
Speaker 4: which honoring five giants from that era, Pablo Sandoval, Brandon Crawford,
Speaker 4: Joe Panic, Brandon Belt, and Buster Posey. And then after
Speaker 4: that he's gonna play some gigs up here in the
Speaker 4: Barrier at the end of August with Jake Peeve opening.
Speaker 4: They're calling it the Tim Flannery and the Lunatic Fringe,
Speaker 4: the Fire Insurance Tour with Jake Peavy.
Speaker 6: That's gold, guys, that's gold.
Speaker 4: So get at your pens August twenty seven and Half
Speaker 4: Moon Bay at Old Princeton Landing, August twenty eighth and
Speaker 4: Friday and Santa Cruz at the Kumbwa Theater. I hope
Speaker 4: I said that wrong. I'm sure I said it wrong.
Speaker 4: August twenty ninth in Chico. Up there in Chico at
Speaker 4: the Chico Women's Club venue about that and then my
Speaker 4: favorite there August thirtieth in Nevado at the HOPMNK Tavern
Speaker 4: August thirty. So that's the twenty seven, twenty eight, twenty
Speaker 4: nine thirty half Moon Bay, Santa Cruz, Chico, and Nevado
Speaker 4: tics at Timflannery dot com. Once again, Tim Flannery dot com.
Speaker 4: Flan Man, I hope I sold a ticket or too.
Speaker 6: Good morning, How you doing, buddy, Gay, morning too.
Speaker 5: I'm doing great. How you guys doing. Thanks for having
Speaker 5: me too, By the way, this is great.
Speaker 6: It's always great to have you. Buddy. Hey man, you
Speaker 6: got Jake, You and Jake. That's gold, right, Come.
Speaker 5: On, hey, Jake has really become a great musician and
Speaker 5: a great songwriter and performer. And he came up to
Speaker 5: me a few months ago and says we should do
Speaker 5: some shows other So I hadn't I already had this plan, this,
Speaker 5: this book, this tour. We love to we love to
Speaker 5: play these Santa Cruz, we love we love all have
Speaker 5: Moon Bay, Chico and then Nevado. But the more we talked,
Speaker 5: he wanted to do it, and he's really became great
Speaker 5: at it. And I brought him to my house down
Speaker 5: in San Diego and I said, now, listen, Jake, you
Speaker 5: have to show up. Your name's on the ticket. We're
Speaker 5: selling tickets. You got it there. So I'm coaching. I'm
Speaker 5: coaching my butt off still with Jake.
Speaker 6: You never know, man, he's such a cool dude. He
Speaker 6: blows out and killed he'll be there.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: Hey, uh, there's one. I saw him at Sweetwater one night.
Speaker 4: He opened with Tangled Up in Blue. Obviously Bob Dylan,
Speaker 4: but that is one of those lyric heavy songs you
Speaker 4: can ever.
Speaker 6: And I I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know if he was reading off a teleprompter, but I
Speaker 4: think he nailed all those lyrics. How do you memorize
Speaker 4: the lyrics that Tangled Up in Blue? Come on, that's
Speaker 4: an impressive feat by Jake Pete.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, you're not sixty eight years old,
Speaker 5: because I got to use some cheat notes.
Speaker 6: That's all right, you're all right, you're right.
Speaker 5: But he is. He's really become great and he's been
Speaker 5: playing some great places and yeah, and we've got a
Speaker 5: great band. We got the Lunatic Friends with me and
Speaker 5: I also have a couple buddies, Jeremy Plow, who was
Speaker 5: an original Lunatic Friends, and Doug Pettibone who just came
Speaker 5: off tour with Lucinda Williams and Bob Dylan tour. So
Speaker 5: I'm bringing the Varsity for sure, and we've my band,
Speaker 5: the Friends. We've been playing a bunch and so I
Speaker 5: played probably ten shows every month up and down the coast,
Speaker 5: and I'm just really excited to be able to do
Speaker 5: this and tell stories. And I mean Jake and I
Speaker 5: have some stories from you know, he was nineteen years
Speaker 5: old when he came to San Diego and he wanted
Speaker 5: to learn how to play guitar. So I went on
Speaker 5: over to his place and brought him his guitar, brought
Speaker 5: him got him a new guitar, his first guitar, taught
Speaker 5: him three chords in the Truth and walked out the door.
Speaker 5: And he's done everything else on his own. And then
Speaker 5: when you see him, he says that I ruined his
Speaker 5: life because I gave him a guitar and taught him
Speaker 5: how to play. But I don't think I ruined it.
Speaker 5: I think we helped it. And he's really become great.
Speaker 5: And I can promise the Bay Area this will be
Speaker 5: one of the best shows. I mean, I hate to
Speaker 5: brag about my ball club, but we're and my ball
Speaker 5: Club is my band. We're on we're firing on all
Speaker 5: cylinders and we're playing a lot of great music. And
Speaker 5: I'm so excited to come back and play the places
Speaker 5: that we have played a bunch during the Love Harder
Speaker 5: project and the time we were raising money and people
Speaker 5: were helping us raise money and awareness for Brian Stowe.
Speaker 5: So it's going to be a beautiful, beautiful four days.
Speaker 5: I challenge people to join us, come all four shows
Speaker 5: that they're all going to be different, and you might
Speaker 5: even hook up with the boys afterwards for a late night.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tweet it out on my Twitter right now.
Speaker 4: The poster you sent me Flann and Jake.
Speaker 6: It's gold.
Speaker 4: So everybody needs the dates go to at cambr Murph.
Speaker 4: I just sent it out right now, so go check
Speaker 4: it out Flann while we while we yeah, no, of course, buddy.
Speaker 4: I mean I'm trying to figure out a way to
Speaker 4: get to the Nevado show.
Speaker 6: I got. It's a Sunday night, which isn't great for me,
Speaker 6: but well, well.
Speaker 5: It's early though. Okay, okay, early six o'clock show.
Speaker 6: Is that the sets?
Speaker 4: Because you're sixty eight now you got to play early
Speaker 4: on Sundays.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, I love to play late. Nothing's changed, but
Speaker 5: I will tell you the fire insurance to or something
Speaker 5: I came up with, because my fire insurance here at
Speaker 5: my I live off the grid a lot of the times.
Speaker 5: It's gone from two grand to ten grand. So I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go. You know, I've always used the money and
Speaker 5: raised money for other things, but look, I'm on a
Speaker 5: fixed income and when I need something like fire insurance,
Speaker 5: I realized I hit nine home runs in the eighties
Speaker 5: and I don't have like this a bunch of money
Speaker 5: I can spit out. So the fire insurance tour is
Speaker 5: gonna hopefully pay for my fire insurance, so my wife
Speaker 5: would get off my hat.
Speaker 1: Well, Flann, I know everybody's looking forward to seeing you
Speaker 1: play this weekend, but also seeing you at the ballpark.
Speaker 1: Quite the reunion with the Wall of Fame ceremony going
Speaker 1: on this weekend with Buster Posey, Brennan Crawford, Brandon Bell,
Speaker 1: Joe Panic, and Pablo Sandoval. We can spend this entire
Speaker 1: interview talking about each and every one of these players,
Speaker 1: but just big picture, what are your films going into
Speaker 1: this reunion this weekend and seeing those guys go on
Speaker 1: the Wall of Fame.
Speaker 5: Oh, I think it's great. These guys are legends, and
Speaker 5: they came up as kids. They they were our hope.
Speaker 5: When they showed up, you know, we knew they were coming,
Speaker 5: and when Pablo had a pretty good breakout year, I
Speaker 5: believe in two thousand and nine. I think we finished
Speaker 5: five hundred at the end of that year, and we
Speaker 5: knew that the great young pitching was coming the next year.
Speaker 5: But they are such a joy to be around and
Speaker 5: what they accomplished and to be a part of it.
Speaker 5: It's something that I think about every single day of
Speaker 5: my life and draw strength from it. And also a
Speaker 5: lot of humor comes from it as well with those
Speaker 5: because they were the misfits. These guys were the characters,
Speaker 5: you know. So I'm looking really looking forward to it
Speaker 5: and looking forward to seeing Boach and Wotis and all
Speaker 5: the coaches up there. They're all going to show up
Speaker 5: and I'm sure we'll be telling some stories.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: By the way, somebody run in said, have you ever
Speaker 4: considered Bochi as a background baritone for the band?
Speaker 5: Actually, I'm gonna tell them, don't say this to him.
Speaker 5: But I was playing a show at Poway performing Arts
Speaker 5: Center years ago, and Boach used to live in Pawaway,
Speaker 5: and I had this beautiful she traveled with us a
Speaker 5: few times. Eve sell us this beautiful singer and beautiful
Speaker 5: heart and beautiful lady. Well Boats had to come up
Speaker 5: on stage and he was singing behind her, or pretending
Speaker 5: like he was singing behind her. But I wish I
Speaker 5: would have had some video of that. But if I
Speaker 5: had video of that, you know, him and I ran
Speaker 5: the streets together as players for five or six years
Speaker 5: before social media. Yes, I'm glad. I'm not getting over
Speaker 5: channel work.
Speaker 6: Nolan. No, no, no, no, We'll be cautious. We'll be cautious.
Speaker 4: Hey man, Sometimes the best tweet is the one you
Speaker 4: don't send, right. Yeah, we're talking to the great Tim Flannery.
Speaker 4: And if you need to know the dates, I just
Speaker 4: put it on my Twitter at canby R Murph Flann
Speaker 4: and Jake Peavey opening Jake's Gold and Tim Flann's Gold
Speaker 4: August twenty seven, nine thirty Half Moon based Santa Cruz, Chico, Nevado.
Speaker 4: Tickets at Tim flannery dot com. You're gonna see a
Speaker 4: buster posey who's a little battered. You know, this guy's
Speaker 4: golden Man, golden boy, and he's having a tough year.
Speaker 4: But Flann, I'm gonna ask you the question framed in
Speaker 4: your experience. There are tough years in baseball. You mentioned
Speaker 4: the O eight, oh nine, oh seven, oh eight. You
Speaker 4: guys didn't win a lot of games. You and Boach
Speaker 4: came back for your lonesome dove last ride, and it
Speaker 4: didn't oh seven and O eight, you guys weren't winning
Speaker 4: a lot of games. And right now the Giants are
Speaker 4: so talk to us about getting through those years, dealing
Speaker 4: with the fan negativity, the media negativity. What Buster's going
Speaker 4: through right now.
Speaker 5: Well, you gotta you know, the game is a game
Speaker 5: of failure to start with. And you know, even if
Speaker 5: you get Jenna Batchi he makes seven outs, you're a
Speaker 5: really great hitter at three hundred. But you've got to
Speaker 5: be able to trick your mind. As Alan Trammell, the
Speaker 5: great Hall of Fame Short Stobb used to tell us
Speaker 5: when he would we coach together, you've got to trick
Speaker 5: your mind. And when you're playing bad, and when you know,
Speaker 5: like two thousand and seven, we were brought up to
Speaker 5: create a ball club and put a team together, that's
Speaker 5: that doesn't happen overnight. It took us a few years
Speaker 5: to do it. And I remember when we came up.
Speaker 5: We were we left San Diego, and even though we
Speaker 5: ran out of San Diego, we were we were here,
Speaker 5: and you know, go you're a trader, You're a trader.
Speaker 5: And then we got up to San Francisco and people's
Speaker 5: yelling go back to San Diego. So we didn't. We
Speaker 5: had no home for three years until finally it all
Speaker 5: came together. So, uh, this isn't a game that just
Speaker 5: happens overnight. And when you bring in a new manager
Speaker 5: and you bring in new people, there's a culture that
Speaker 5: has to be developed and hopefully you can get some
Speaker 5: type of positive out of this season. I will be
Speaker 5: honest with you, it's been very difficult to watch. And
Speaker 5: I'm now I'm sitting in my you know, my big
Speaker 5: chair with a blanket on, and I'm one of the
Speaker 5: greatest couch coaches ever. It's been difficult to even be
Speaker 5: a couch coach.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I'm not playing great ball.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you one thing though, just speaking of your
Speaker 4: line of work, this poor guy, Hector Borg, had a
Speaker 4: rough start. They brought in Gary Pettis, we haven't talked
Speaker 4: about third base coaching in a month and a half.
Speaker 6: This guy knows what he's doing over there. Do you
Speaker 6: know Gary at all?
Speaker 5: I know Gary, and he's a really good third base coach.
Speaker 5: He was with Houston. First of all, he was an
Speaker 5: amazing base runner. I played with him when he came up.
Speaker 5: He broke in with the Angels, and we played a
Speaker 5: lot of games in spring training against one another and
Speaker 5: got to know each other. But Hector Borg, I'm in Portland, Oregon,
Speaker 5: playing a gig, and I'm walking through the airport when
Speaker 5: all of this was happening to him, and I get
Speaker 5: a phone call from him. I've never met the man
Speaker 5: in my life, but he called just to try to
Speaker 5: ask me what's going on.
Speaker 1: And I go.
Speaker 5: First of all, Hector, if you line up nine coaches
Speaker 5: and says who wants to coach for eight guys are
Speaker 5: going to take a step back. So you're in a
Speaker 5: position where it's not always fun. I got aired out
Speaker 5: a lot of knights, cussed down a lot of knights,
Speaker 5: and now with this gambling, I wouldn't even think about
Speaker 5: being back there coaching because people. I remember one night
Speaker 5: we were down by five runs in the ninth inning
Speaker 5: and I was holding runners because we only had two
Speaker 5: outs left, and I had one guy when I came
Speaker 5: off the field screaming at me because I didn't jam
Speaker 5: a guy home who might have been out, but he
Speaker 5: didn't care. He wanted his vet cover. And now they're
Speaker 5: getting death threats from this stuff. And I think the
Speaker 5: commissioner has made the biggest mistake about this game and
Speaker 5: ruin in it because of this gambling and allowing people
Speaker 5: to gamble on every pitch on every game. It's absolutely absurd.
Speaker 5: So that put a little bit more heat on him,
Speaker 5: and I know that he was It's not easy. And
Speaker 5: I told Hector, I go, Hector, I did it for
Speaker 5: twenty years. You shouldn't. You guys did and see me
Speaker 5: the first like fourteen years. You have to learn all
Speaker 5: of it. You've got to learn the personalities of your club.
Speaker 5: But what drove me crazy and what I would have done,
Speaker 5: And I still gonna maybe ask buster, can I have
Speaker 5: like three weeks or two weeks of spring training two
Speaker 5: hours a day, because not one of these base runners
Speaker 5: takes it personal and knows that there's other people involved
Speaker 5: when they're out there talking to infielders. Why they're on base,
Speaker 5: they don't know how many outs there are. They're being
Speaker 5: surprised by bunt plays. My feeling is and what I
Speaker 5: started every spring training with. I would say, you know,
Speaker 5: you guys have been lifting weights all winter long, hitting
Speaker 5: in the batting cages for hours, watching videos, all of
Speaker 5: that to get on base. Now the pictures are lifting weights,
Speaker 5: watching videos, working in the bull in long distance, running
Speaker 5: to get their stamina. Everything they did was to keep
Speaker 5: people off base. And I used to hit three hundred
Speaker 5: and four hundred ground balls every day to eight guys
Speaker 5: with a glove and one catcher with a mit. Everybody
Speaker 5: had those on and everybody practiced catching the ball to
Speaker 5: keep you off face. So running the bases must be
Speaker 5: pretty important. That's how That's how I start, you know,
Speaker 5: because I see guys taking pitches off and their minds
Speaker 5: and I can't I just turn it off. I can't
Speaker 5: watch it because it affects people's And I told this
Speaker 5: with Sergio one night. I gave him a take sign,
Speaker 5: and Sergia from Voats Boats gave it to me. I
Speaker 5: gave it to him and Sergio swings, and after the
Speaker 5: game I went and got in his face. I said
Speaker 5: you're affecting my life, my wife, my children, my job.
Speaker 5: You know, you've got to let these players know how
Speaker 5: personal it is for you, and you gotta be willing
Speaker 5: to maybe even throw a couple of punches if a
Speaker 5: guy's not gonna if the guy's not gonna buy into it,
Speaker 5: you gotta bite them. You gotta buy them.
Speaker 4: I mean, Flynn, you just preaching. That was absolute gospel
Speaker 4: right there. Everything you just said there was gospel. And
Speaker 4: I love the way Flynn's always been like, let's just go.
Speaker 6: This is a game of baseball.
Speaker 4: What you get on bab It's like what he would
Speaker 4: say every when you're coaching third. Everything you need to
Speaker 4: know is on the scorebar, what's the inning, what's the score,
Speaker 4: what's the count?
Speaker 6: How many outs? I mean?
Speaker 4: And here you are saying about when you're on base.
Speaker 4: This is how important it is. It should be your
Speaker 4: It should be your every every fiber of your being
Speaker 4: should be into being the best base runner you could be.
Speaker 5: Absolutely and merv this is a funny story because Boat
Speaker 5: is called laughing and Peevee he told everybody we did this.
Speaker 5: I've done too, I've done Lasky's a giant h fantasy
Speaker 5: camp But I did the Padre Fantasy camp last year,
Speaker 5: and the first I took a guy out for dinner
Speaker 5: the first night. He was from the East Coast. He
Speaker 5: wore his Boston Red Sox uniform. He wouldn't he wouldn't
Speaker 5: put a Padre uniform on. He was a little bizarre.
Speaker 5: He said he went to every fantasy camp and he
Speaker 5: just bad mouthed all the coaches at dinner when I
Speaker 5: took him to dinner. Well, the next night, these guys
Speaker 5: played two games and two games a day, and they're
Speaker 5: just you know, they pay five grand to come and play.
Speaker 5: They were hitting the bases wrong, they were blowing their
Speaker 5: acls out their achilles, they were getting carted off the field.
Speaker 5: So the final game, but the second game, in the
Speaker 5: third day, we're down by four runs on this fantasy
Speaker 5: camp and these guys have two outs left and they
Speaker 5: just running out. They just running the outs. I went nuts.
Speaker 5: I got him together, and I just said, if you
Speaker 5: guys wanted to know the greatest game, the great entity,
Speaker 5: the greatest brain, the greatest god of the game, the
Speaker 5: guy that has all the knowledge in the whole world
Speaker 5: about the game, you'd have to go to the Himalayas,
Speaker 5: and you'd have to you'd have to fly over there,
Speaker 5: and then you'd have to rent a burrow and a guide,
Speaker 5: and they're gonna take you up into the mountains, up
Speaker 5: into above the clouds, into the flat irons, and you're
Speaker 5: gonna walk into the area where the greatest brilliant mind
Speaker 5: of the game is gonna be there. And you know
Speaker 5: what you're gonna find. You're gonna find a scoreboard. The
Speaker 5: scoreboard will teach you how to run the basis the
Speaker 5: teachers again. So the next day we have a team
Speaker 5: photo and I go, well, where's so and so the
Speaker 5: guy's name? He goes, plan you didn't hear it? I go,
Speaker 5: He took his uniform, threw it off on the in
Speaker 5: the ground and said that I ruined his fantasy and
Speaker 5: he went home where God.
Speaker 2: Let it go.
Speaker 6: Take some coaching, buddy, Come on, man, now.
Speaker 5: A couple months later, I'm sitting in my I'm sitting
Speaker 5: in my easy coaching share at home watching games on television,
Speaker 5: and I get a phone call from the general manager
Speaker 5: of the Padres, aj Preller, and I thought he was
Speaker 5: I was getting set up because I buried aj Preller
Speaker 5: on MLB Network when he made a trade and cook
Speaker 5: the books and fired one of my trainers who wouldn't
Speaker 5: cover for him. Long story short. He goes he heard
Speaker 5: that story and was belly laughing, and he goes, I
Speaker 5: think we might need that around here. And I said
Speaker 5: to him, I go, aj, here's what I can offer you.
Speaker 5: I can come once a homestand at two o'clock with
Speaker 5: my fung go because I miss hitting ground balls and
Speaker 5: my grandson, but I got to be back home in
Speaker 5: my couch at four o'clock in the afternoon. I'm not
Speaker 5: watching the game.
Speaker 6: We'll get you some afternoon fungos. That's all I'm giving you, buddy,
Speaker 6: because I got limits. Dude, this is incredible.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I didn't he I'll tell you what
Speaker 5: I have got, bough. They've let me come down and
Speaker 5: sit in the owner's boxes and I can bring my
Speaker 5: grandkids and sit out there in the owner's box with
Speaker 5: all the food and everything, just because I you know,
Speaker 5: and Pee's been telling this story that everybody Boach called
Speaker 5: me and just Melli laughing because he knows me well
Speaker 5: enough to know that that exactly what I did.
Speaker 6: Well, listen, buddy, this is the gold. You're gonna get
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Speaker 6: You got a leash on him. You got a leash
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Speaker 6: Buddy, You're the man.
Speaker 5: Flann Okay, y'all, I love you all, Thank you San
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Speaker 4: All right, so we've been doing this thing. We're at
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Speaker 4: Marcus will give these away Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I got
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Speaker 4: I need to see the doctor.
Speaker 6: Ooh, doctor Bouchet, who prescribed gummies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah he did. Oh yeah, Actually you don't. You
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Speaker 1: Yeah, just like Fred Warner told us, I love graass.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm prescribing. Doctor, Doctor, give me the news.
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Speaker 6: All right, good job, doctor Bouchet.
Speaker 4: Once again, as I would like to say, uh, if
Speaker 4: I was in a waiting room, you know, on that
Speaker 4: little bench that was that little seat you sit on
Speaker 4: with that with that sort of like light sheet, that
Speaker 4: sort of toilet paper shit, I with like.
Speaker 6: The toilet paper filter all the time.
Speaker 4: And then and you're sitting there waiting and the door
Speaker 4: opens an in walks doctor Bouchet and the white coat.
Speaker 1: You're like, ooh, yeah, because my doctor, I would recommend
Speaker 1: finding a different doctor you know who I.
Speaker 4: You know, I got it as my time to go
Speaker 4: to the greatest doctor of all time, doctor Vinni Boomba.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah about that. We should probably incorporate that. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we definitely should remind her to go to.
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Speaker 4: positive texts. Flan just absolute gold, I mean absolute gold.
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Speaker 4: Well it's time to learn. I think it's this time
Speaker 4: for doctor Bouchet to.
Speaker 6: Learn a little bit. Ladies want to know what a
Speaker 6: ham sandwich? Can I get a name?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 6: Amen? What did water Boy learn today? You know what's
Speaker 6: going on?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: It is Murph.
Speaker 4: And early in the show we were talking about the
Speaker 4: many trade acquisitions Buster Posey made, including a seventeen year
Speaker 4: old short stop named Joni L. Hernandez from the Padres,
Speaker 4: and I was like, man, he joined his whole fleet
Speaker 4: of teenage shortstops the giants have, whether it's Joshua or
Speaker 4: Gonzalez or Luis Hernandez who are in San Jose, or
Speaker 4: Johnny Level who's in Hia Eugene, I said, we got
Speaker 4: four teenage shorts ups. And I just casually riffed as
Speaker 4: I do. I said, what is this American bandstand? Oh,
Speaker 4: you guys are like what American bandstand? I said, I know,
Speaker 4: it's like a bunch of teenagers on the dance floor.
Speaker 4: So I found American band Stand In nineteen fifty two
Speaker 4: to nineteen eighty nine, hosted and produced by Dick Clark,
Speaker 4: who Ryan Seacrest is trying to be.
Speaker 6: He'll never be, he never be.
Speaker 4: No, I found this one, dude, and this was like
Speaker 4: later stick because in the fifties and sixties it was
Speaker 4: like the doo wop bands and the beach boys. But
Speaker 4: it went all the way into my years, buddy, until
Speaker 4: a young Brian Murphy had his shall we say his
Speaker 4: world changed by Madonna on America? Give me a little
Speaker 4: clip of this mark, We got a video on this
Speaker 4: wal a little video. Okay, what you think of a
Speaker 4: little nineteen eighty three Madonna American bandstand?
Speaker 6: What do you think, Marcus? Yeah, look at him. It's
Speaker 6: like a polity I look at him.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They dance and then she took Okay.
Speaker 9: We have waited a while for you to get here.
Speaker 9: This is a real treat for everybody.
Speaker 6: Now, Clark, control yourself. Let us have a Oh look,
Speaker 6: he got his hand on a who he got his
Speaker 6: hand on when people are excited. He was kind of agents.
Speaker 9: He gets a general idea. Let us have a just
Speaker 9: a couple of words, all right, I said, I gave
Speaker 9: the impression you started in New York. You didn't you
Speaker 9: started somewhere. Well, I was born in Detroit and you
Speaker 9: went to New York.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm I'm a famed high school dropouts, so I
Speaker 8: don't believe anything they tell you.
Speaker 9: Tell me why you went from you want to keep
Speaker 9: Detroit to New York to Paris?
Speaker 6: What did you do in Paris?
Speaker 8: Well? When I came to New York, originally I was
Speaker 8: dancing with some dance companies, and I decided to go
Speaker 8: to Paris because a singer named Patrick Hernandez, he had
Speaker 8: this big hit called Born to Be Alive. Yeah, he
Speaker 8: offered me a tour with him as a background stinger
Speaker 8: and a dance or so I jumped on that boat
Speaker 8: and got into the music industry that way and started
Speaker 8: writing songs.
Speaker 1: So here I am good stuff. Madonna, God bless her,
Speaker 1: simple as a what do you think? You know what
Speaker 1: I love about that dance party? Not a damn cell phone.
Speaker 1: Everybody on the dance floor.
Speaker 6: By the way, Madonna, eighty three yo? You know?
Speaker 4: Yes, oh yes, careful check with candas I always say,
Speaker 4: the VHS was loaded in the record, and then make
Speaker 4: sure nobody's home.
Speaker 6: I got you.
Speaker 4: We're getting too much time for me. We gotta God
Speaker 4: next Monday. I'll see you next Monday. Save travels. Thank
Speaker 4: you by the boys, I said, I will for sure.
Speaker 4: Well j JJK, you guys have some fun. Poppa and
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Speaker 6: JD's in for Papa. They're in Berkeley doing their thing.
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