Speaker 1: Wow, what a first weekend. Can we just run that
Speaker 1: weekend back in different forms for the rest of the season.
Speaker 1: It's Braun, It's Kratz, Cam MABN with us today. Good
Speaker 1: to see you, Cam and actually Cam. Before we dive
Speaker 1: into everything, I do want to announce this and we'll
Speaker 1: get more details tomorrow. You're gonna be hanging out with
Speaker 1: us on Wednesday night. This is our first ever playback
Speaker 1: watch party. Yes, Kratz, get jealous, you're not invited to
Speaker 1: this when I know you have an invitation rejection problem.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna invite you to one very soon. I promise.
Speaker 1: It's on playback. It's at seven o'clock Eastern time. We've
Speaker 1: done watch parties before. This is Yankees Diamondbacks. We'll be
Speaker 1: with you for the entire game. Our Pinstripe Territory leader
Speaker 1: Derek Lewandowski Jesse Friedman, who covers the Diamondbacks. We're going
Speaker 1: to get both sides of the equation, plus Cam, plus
Speaker 1: me playing a little point guard, and we'll guide you
Speaker 1: through the game like an alt cast and you can
Speaker 1: watch the game with us along the way. So won't
Speaker 1: be one of those watch parties where we're like, hey, pause.
Speaker 1: Is everybody at the same point. Everybody's going to be
Speaker 1: looking at the same thing at the same time. I
Speaker 1: think you need an MLB dot tv account and then
Speaker 1: otherwise you should be good to go. So looking forward
Speaker 1: to that camp and we can actually kind of call
Speaker 1: a game together, but in our style.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to it. I was excited
Speaker 2: as as soon as I heard about it. I think
Speaker 2: this is going to give a really good perspective from
Speaker 2: ex players point of view, guys that cover their favorite
Speaker 2: teams point of view, and I think this is going
Speaker 2: to be the first of many to come. So I'm
Speaker 2: super pumped to be doing it. I'm gonna miss my
Speaker 2: boy Cratzy Cratzy, I know he'd be great at this
Speaker 2: as well. But we're gonna knock it out. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Kratz is gonna get his moment. He's gonna get his
Speaker 1: moment to shine. So we'll get to it. Krats, you
Speaker 1: can talk about this little four box of photos that
Speaker 1: helped to describe the weekend before we charge the mound.
Speaker 1: You want to run us through this.
Speaker 3: I mean, poor lighter got hit in the hitten, the thigh.
Speaker 3: Let's put it this way. And I wanted to see
Speaker 3: what happened to the the rest of that rap that
Speaker 3: Wilson just chewed off of there, And that was a
Speaker 3: male male patterned tarpness right there, little thinning of tarp
Speaker 3: by the White Sox. And I wish I had this
Speaker 3: bat when I played, because clearly it is.
Speaker 1: Duh, dude, are you kidding me? That was it? If
Speaker 1: you just got to the sweet spot every time, you
Speaker 1: would have hit dingers every time, and you were always
Speaker 1: like two inches off the sweet spot. So now we
Speaker 1: have the torpedoes. Let's dive into that right now, let's charge.
Speaker 4: Talking about.
Speaker 1: This is what this show is made for. But also,
Speaker 1: torpedo bats are getting ordered in masses this week. Suddenly
Speaker 1: every bat company is like, everybody.
Speaker 2: Come in.
Speaker 5: I know it's the week, and everybody come in. We
Speaker 5: need to make twenty million torpedo bats for every baseball
Speaker 5: player on the planet so they can all hitdingers every
Speaker 5: time they step up and make any type of contact.
Speaker 1: But Cam, talk us through what you saw this weekend,
Speaker 1: which obviously just caught storm in Major League Baseball. On Saturday,
Speaker 1: the Yanks put together a nine homer performance. They scored
Speaker 1: twenty runs against the Brewers. They swept them this weekend,
Speaker 1: so great weekend for them. Judge doesn't use this, but
Speaker 1: as soon as the torpedo bat was revealed and promoted
Speaker 1: to a worldwide audience via the Yankees broadcast, everyone went
Speaker 1: nuts in different directions. So what did you think?
Speaker 2: Well, first off, what I thought as a baseball fan
Speaker 2: watching the game is, I know there are a ton
Speaker 2: of home runs hit, but I couldn't help. But you know,
Speaker 2: come to the point of, hey, how many of these
Speaker 2: fifteen home runs where the pitches middle middle And I'm
Speaker 2: gonna tell you, out of fifteen of those homers, thirteen
Speaker 2: of them were.
Speaker 4: Really well executed pitches.
Speaker 2: Ban Rice hit a slide down and end got his
Speaker 2: hands in, great great swing. Tip your hat, Anthony BOPI
Speaker 2: got to a pitch up and end inside corner, pulled
Speaker 2: his hands in, got to it. Other than that, I
Speaker 2: saw a lot of eighty nine to ninety three. We're
Speaker 2: talking about in the league where guys are locked in,
Speaker 2: are you know, taking extra swings and reps to make
Speaker 2: sure they can hit the fastball?
Speaker 4: And what they got during that Brewer series, what's.
Speaker 2: A bunch of VP. We're talking about the New York
Speaker 2: Yankees who you know. You look at this lineup and cratzy.
Speaker 2: I hope he'll agree. And I said it before. Gold
Speaker 2: Schmidt will be reinvigorated. I think the best version of
Speaker 2: Jazz Chisholm will be in New York. You have guys
Speaker 2: like Aaron Judge, Anthony Bopie another year in of experience.
Speaker 2: They take advantage of mistakes. So before we get to
Speaker 2: the torpedo bats, let's talk about the Brewers and the
Speaker 2: mistakes that they made. I'm questioning that pitching staff right now.
Speaker 2: Nothing overpowering other than Freddy Peralta in that rotation. The
Speaker 2: bullpen didn impress me at all. How about giving Yankee's
Speaker 2: credit for taking advantage of a lot of Brewers' mistakes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent, and I'll go right to the
Speaker 3: torpedo bat. Believe me, you can look up at my stats.
Speaker 3: I could have used a boat or and I probably
Speaker 3: still wouldn't have gotten Nothing illegal was done. A lot
Speaker 3: of the videos by prominent people, it's satire. Okay, fans, relax,
Speaker 3: These bats have been out there for a while. It
Speaker 3: is hard to hit a big league baseball. It is
Speaker 3: hard to do it against nester throwing eighty nine cutters
Speaker 3: up and in, but he only had ninety one on
Speaker 3: the speedball, which wasn't getting anybody by anybody, and so
Speaker 3: they didn't have to really speed up or it wasn't
Speaker 3: that much of a difference, and they brought guys in
Speaker 3: that most likely aren't in games because they were blowouts.
Speaker 3: So it compounded. Credit to the Yankees. Credit to the
Speaker 3: Yankees for taking care of business against a pitching staff that,
Speaker 3: you know what or minus a lot of velocity. Freddy Peralta,
Speaker 3: I think struck out seven or eight the first day,
Speaker 3: gave up a few runs. But you sit there and
Speaker 3: you go, this, this lineup is good. If they're going
Speaker 3: to be great, it's not going to be because of
Speaker 3: torpedo bats. It's going to be because they take their walks,
Speaker 3: they pass it to the next guy, and they minimize
Speaker 3: their strikeouts.
Speaker 1: Give the people what they want. Let's bring that Jazz
Speaker 1: tweet up since that's the most recent one that we've gotten,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure he's getting all kinds of love from
Speaker 1: anti Yankee people on socials, he said, Okay, explanation, the
Speaker 1: barrel is bigger and within MLB regulation. For the idiots
Speaker 1: that say it's moved to the label you're an idiot.
Speaker 1: Nobody's trying to get jammed. You just move the wood
Speaker 1: from the parts you don't use to the parts you do.
Speaker 1: You're welcome. No more stress for y'all, caam. We also
Speaker 1: learned about a number of other players that are using
Speaker 1: bats like this. So even though that mit crazy dude
Speaker 1: who came up with it for the Yanks looks like
Speaker 1: a gy, Ryan Jeffers for the Twins was using it
Speaker 1: this weekend. Junior Camonaro Yondi Diaz, you don't have a
Speaker 1: torpedo bat.
Speaker 2: Nick Nico Horner was using one yesterday's game. Junior Camario
Speaker 2: was using it last year. Like Cracy said, these bats
Speaker 2: have been around. But the point, I just want to
Speaker 2: make a point. When I came up, all my idols
Speaker 2: use this CE two seventy one. The sweet spot on
Speaker 2: the C two seventy one is about from here to here,
Speaker 2: very small, very little room for era. I realized very
Speaker 2: shortly I wasn't good enough to use that bat. So
Speaker 2: one time I was very fortunate enough to come across
Speaker 2: a guy named Nelly Cruz, one of the better power
Speaker 2: hitters that we've seen our game.
Speaker 4: He used this bat. This is a n C twenty three.
Speaker 2: Look how much Look how much barrel is on this bat.
Speaker 2: It goes from here to here, So.
Speaker 4: I know that you using a torpedo bat. This gave
Speaker 4: me more room for era.
Speaker 2: So guys have been trying to find the right bat
Speaker 2: for years that will allow them to have more roo
Speaker 2: for error.
Speaker 4: Like Jazz stated, it's simple.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: They talked about Anthony Voupe.
Speaker 2: But he's a guy that naturally hits the ball down
Speaker 2: the label a little bit, okay, so let's move that
Speaker 2: sweet spot.
Speaker 4: The game continues to adjust. They do it in golf
Speaker 4: with their pitching wedges, with their wedges, with their irons.
Speaker 2: Right, trying to minimize their maximized spin, trying to cut
Speaker 2: out slices and fades. This is a part of the game.
Speaker 2: It's within the room. Pratsy said, it's all legal. So
Speaker 2: just because it's the Yankees there, there's gonna be a
Speaker 2: bigger fuss about it. But how about you know, guys
Speaker 2: on the mound do a better job of executing and hey,
Speaker 2: at the end of the day, the next series coming
Speaker 2: up is a big one, the Arizona Diamondbacks. They get
Speaker 2: to see the Yankees the Big Three to see just
Speaker 2: how much those torpo those torpedo bats really help the
Speaker 2: Yankees out.
Speaker 4: Still still live, Cratzy.
Speaker 1: Still knocks, still knocks. Wait can I show Trevor McGill's line,
Speaker 1: because you're getting this via quote right from the New
Speaker 1: York Post. We put it up on our socials as well.
Speaker 1: He said when he was asked about the Bats, it's
Speaker 1: the Yankees, so they'll let it slide. I didn't get
Speaker 1: to see any video of this, But do you think
Speaker 1: he was kidding or is he actually you know, a
Speaker 1: little ticked because he's playing for a small market team
Speaker 1: thinking that the Yankees get the advantages first, I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you guys take from this one?
Speaker 3: Go ahead? Uh?
Speaker 2: Well, you know what I do know Trevor, and he's
Speaker 2: the type of guy, good dude. I don't think he
Speaker 2: was being serious about this very very much. I think,
Speaker 2: you know, I think all the guys know, all the
Speaker 2: bats have checked. All the bats go through a process
Speaker 2: to get approved by MLB to make sure they're you know,
Speaker 2: they come come up as regulation. I don't think Trevor
Speaker 2: was too serious. I think he might have just been,
Speaker 2: you know, making fun of the situation.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I hope he's not that serious.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would hope he's not necessario either. But the
Speaker 3: model that I Swung from two thousand and six till
Speaker 3: twenty twenty was an I thirteen. The original I thirteen
Speaker 3: was Pete Incavillia. Pete Incavillia went straight from college, hitting
Speaker 3: like forty nine dangers, right to the big leagues. So
Speaker 3: he said, make me a bat that's exactly like my
Speaker 3: Oma Hall Classic one whatever. The bat that he used was.
Speaker 3: So the person who made the billets, the person who
Speaker 3: took the billets and spun the wooden bats, just made
Speaker 3: an exact digital replica of his metal bat. The barrel
Speaker 3: was like two and three quarters or two and five eights.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what the barrels were at that time
Speaker 3: for metal bats, And so the original I thirteen is
Speaker 3: just a monstrous barrel. They have regulations now the I
Speaker 3: thirteen is a much skinnier barrel, still long, but much skinnier. So, yes,
Speaker 3: Trevor McGill, you know, if he's being for real. It
Speaker 3: was probably said in the heat of the moment because
Speaker 3: he's since retracted it. But I do like some sarcasm,
Speaker 3: so I choose to believe this was sarcastic.
Speaker 1: We've had him on the show. We can try and
Speaker 1: get him back on to talk about this at some
Speaker 1: point soon. The Yankees also started off Saturday with back
Speaker 1: to back to back homers. They were like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: let's try Goldsmid at the top, then belly. Then obviously
Speaker 1: Judge had a ridiculous weekend and we'll talk more about
Speaker 1: him later on. The offense was clearly humming. Is Vulpi
Speaker 1: the poster child for something like this cam because you know,
Speaker 1: when you read some of the stories, they were talking
Speaker 1: about how he was consistently not hitting the ball on
Speaker 1: the sweet spot, right, So they said, hey, let's redistribute
Speaker 1: the weight to make a bat that fits what his
Speaker 1: strength is. So is it that simple with someone like him?
Speaker 1: Judge obviously was like, yeah, have you seen what I've
Speaker 1: done in the past few years. I'm not switching.
Speaker 4: That was the best quote.
Speaker 2: That was the best quote actually, But no, but that's
Speaker 2: your point, that's your point about Evopee. You know, as
Speaker 2: I thought about this, I just thought it was genius, right,
Speaker 2: I thought it was genius When you talk about analytics,
Speaker 2: and this is where people really get caught up on it,
Speaker 2: and this is where analytics becomes important. Right, instead of
Speaker 2: just giving you informations, giving players the right information to
Speaker 2: maximize their chances to have success. So when you talk
Speaker 2: about Vopie or somebody understanding, hey man, you get a
Speaker 2: lot of balls down the barrow, let's just redistribute that
Speaker 2: weight right there and don't change your thing. Keep doing
Speaker 2: what you're doing because that's just been your tendency. So uh,
Speaker 2: you know, I think it's genius. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: the analytic department should get a lot of credit. And
Speaker 2: and uh the gentleman who is now with the Marlins
Speaker 2: who came who I guess came up with the idea
Speaker 2: for Anthony Vopie. Uh, but I think it's just you know,
Speaker 2: playing chestnut checkers, staying ahead of the curve. When you
Speaker 2: talk about all of the information and all of the
Speaker 2: science behind the game. I think that's just a great
Speaker 2: job by the Yankees of hiring people to stay ahead
Speaker 2: of the curve.
Speaker 3: There's somebody that you the name is. He didn't have
Speaker 3: a tremendous career, but he was a big leaguer for
Speaker 3: four years. Toughy Goosowitch came to spring training in two
Speaker 3: thousand and twelve and he had this brand new bat
Speaker 3: that he went to somebody who was like who measured
Speaker 3: his hands measured his swing speed and everything. It was
Speaker 3: like an r R one sixty one handle, which is
Speaker 3: super super thick, and a C two seventy one head.
Speaker 3: It was like the two things that I hated about
Speaker 3: bats more than anything in the world. Like it was
Speaker 3: like the worst bat ever. And I was like, bro,
Speaker 3: this thing is brutal. First at bat in spring training
Speaker 3: opposite field. Dinger didn't hit a dinger opposite field the
Speaker 3: entire season the year before in the minor leagues, and
Speaker 3: he went up. You think dudes weren't in there at
Speaker 3: least trying to swing that table leg that he was
Speaker 3: bringing up there as a bat. Like, guys are gonna
Speaker 3: try it. Guys are definitely gonna try it if it
Speaker 3: helps Volpi awesome. Is it gonna make him a thirty
Speaker 3: home run guy?
Speaker 1: Pump the brakes?
Speaker 4: That's the thing. Yeah. People still forgets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can they think people yet one and it's
Speaker 1: automatically lead to more sweet spot contact for some guys. Yes,
Speaker 1: but you guys are mentioning everybody is a different hitter
Speaker 1: and we don't get into the intricacies like this so often.
Speaker 1: But that's what we need to do here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And you know what I can't wait till we
Speaker 4: get back on here in a month from now.
Speaker 2: When guys are in slumps and they're like, oh, what
Speaker 2: happened with a torpedo mat, I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, because you still have to play the game
Speaker 4: at some point.
Speaker 2: Pictures we're still in early We're still in late March,
Speaker 2: about to be in early April. Guys are still working
Speaker 2: the kinks out. Pictures are start gonna start executing even more.
Speaker 2: You're gonna see, you know, things start even itself out.
Speaker 2: I do believe that. So just it's early. The Brewers
Speaker 2: made a lot of mistakes.
Speaker 4: At some point in his game.
Speaker 2: You had to tip your cap and go, hey, Yankees,
Speaker 2: way to go taking advantage of the mistakes.
Speaker 4: Aaron Boom, way.
Speaker 2: To go putting ghost from at the top because he's
Speaker 2: been a Brewer killer his entire career. Hey managing execution
Speaker 2: and all went into part of it. I don't think
Speaker 2: the torpedo Bats had a lot.
Speaker 4: To do with it.
Speaker 1: Thirty six to fourteen, they outscored the Brewers. So Dave Simms,
Speaker 1: our buddy, was on the call for his first series
Speaker 1: as the voice of Yankees Radio, and his colleague who
Speaker 1: he sits next to, all year now. Susan Waldman, who
Speaker 1: is hilarious, was like, are you okay? Are you used
Speaker 1: to doing this? This is more in one game than
Speaker 1: the Mariners scored in a month last season. Obviously with
Speaker 1: some sarcasm, but not too much. She said, here's the tweet.
Speaker 1: This was after the seventh homer, and eventually they scored
Speaker 1: twenty and hit nine, but they were at thirteen runs
Speaker 1: at the moment. She goes, You're not going to know
Speaker 1: what to do with this. Your old team didn't or
Speaker 1: thirteen runs in a month. Just a perfect line. That's
Speaker 1: why she's incredible, so freaking good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's the best.
Speaker 3: She's a leasing Mariners catching strays just in the middle
Speaker 3: of a Yankees Brewers game, and it didn't didn't expect
Speaker 3: that coming.
Speaker 4: Yes, Susan's she's always been up to date with the time.
Speaker 4: She continues to impress me. Trolling at its finest.
Speaker 1: Let's go, yes, exactly all right. So coming up next,
Speaker 1: we'll probably ask a torpedo question to Scott Coleman, our
Speaker 1: Hammer Territory host one of four, because the Braves could
Speaker 1: use a few torpedoes. We'll talk to him about them
Speaker 1: losing four in a row, but You can also get
Speaker 1: much more on this story with our guy Derek Lewandowski,
Speaker 1: who of course was talking torpedo bats all weekend long,
Speaker 1: so check out what he put together this weekend, and
Speaker 1: also his voicemail show is up there as well, So
Speaker 1: Pinstripe Territory wherever you get your pods or your shows.
Speaker 1: The beginning of the year is for Hope. I watched
Speaker 1: more Marlins Pirates than I would if it was September
Speaker 1: and they walk off Magic. I gotta say they were
Speaker 1: entertaining games, But did this say more about the Marlins
Speaker 1: camp or the Pirates, Because the Pirates to me, need
Speaker 1: to get off to good starts to put them in
Speaker 1: a good position they usually do. This is not what
Speaker 1: you want. This is a team where you at least
Speaker 1: have to win a series. And also, David Bannar in
Speaker 1: the ninth inning does not look like he's going to
Speaker 1: last long with that stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm definitely worried about David Bannor. But I'm
Speaker 2: laughing because I too was watching way more Pirates than Marlins.
Speaker 2: And I don't know why because I had all the
Speaker 2: games going, but I kept going back to that series
Speaker 2: because I was just curious one. I didn't know anybody
Speaker 2: on the Marlins roster and stuff, for example, in which
Speaker 2: that's it Derek Hill, my ex teammate.
Speaker 4: I literally knew nobody.
Speaker 2: Else, so I was just curious to see, Hey, who
Speaker 2: are these new faces and what do they have?
Speaker 4: They have some athletes.
Speaker 2: They are in an athletic bunch, which I do like.
Speaker 2: But when I look at the Pirates, I'm just so
Speaker 2: dis pointing at what they.
Speaker 4: Could have done.
Speaker 2: Right when you look at O'Neil Cruz, Paul Skeens, you know,
Speaker 2: bringing in fam but cutching.
Speaker 4: Rentals, it's like they could have did more.
Speaker 2: So it's just as I watched him, I just couldn't
Speaker 2: help him just be disappointed. I know what the Marlins
Speaker 2: are gonna do when you talk about roster construction, I
Speaker 2: know how they're gonna cut corners, but you watch when
Speaker 2: you talk about what could be the Pittsburgh Pirates in
Speaker 2: that division in the central I just really feel like
Speaker 2: they dropped the ball this season. And that's why you
Speaker 2: have guys like Paul Skeens using his voice because he's
Speaker 2: a guy that should because if Pirates fans are watching that,
Speaker 2: they should be worried and they should be, you know,
Speaker 2: really questioning do they want to spend money to go
Speaker 2: see what's out there other than when Paul Skeene takes
Speaker 2: the bump.
Speaker 3: Oh man, if only they had added an offensive bat
Speaker 3: that could have added one or two runs this series,
Speaker 3: they could have swept the series. They could have put
Speaker 3: the Marlins exactly where they need to be. Paul Skeins
Speaker 3: put them in a spot. What if they shortened the
Speaker 3: game at the end of the game with one extra
Speaker 3: bullpen piece, like they went out and got Spencer Horowitz
Speaker 3: whose wrist is still not healed up yet. He's a
Speaker 3: good complimentary piece, not the piece. And to me, the
Speaker 3: Marlins they're playing for Clayton McCullough. It's the will venable
Speaker 3: Clayton McCullough. Which team loves their manager? Because both teams
Speaker 3: are bringing apples in for the teachers so they can
Speaker 3: get some playing time. Also, Nick Fortes, what a weekend.
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Speaker 1: if we can three minutes each. Okay, let's start with
Speaker 1: the Dodgers. They get their World Series rings. Mookie Betts
Speaker 1: was out for the first two games in Tokyo. He
Speaker 1: lost close to twenty five pounds. No big deal. He's
Speaker 1: got pop two home runs in what the second game
Speaker 1: of the season, domestically for this team. Just a crazy
Speaker 1: weekend for them. Cam in my mind, taking on a
Speaker 1: good Tiger team, and nothing changed for me with Detroit.
Speaker 1: I heard some people around baseball like, oh, it's the
Speaker 1: Tigers offense is going to be good enough. I'm like,
Speaker 1: they're taking on the Dodgers' pitching staff. Okay, and Rokie
Speaker 1: we covered with Jim Jim Bowden, so if you want
Speaker 1: to check out our comments on that, then you can
Speaker 1: go there. But what was your take on Mooki and
Speaker 1: those flashy rings.
Speaker 2: Well, the rings were sick. I think they're just trying
Speaker 2: to figure out more designs. The years continue to accumulate
Speaker 2: and they're going to run out of cool designs. But Mooki,
Speaker 2: it was just so impressive. When you talk about a
Speaker 2: guy who was, you know, at his maxweight one eighty,
Speaker 2: at his max weight, soaking wet, and then you talk
Speaker 2: about him losing twenty pounds. Listen, he clearly has the
Speaker 2: weight distributed to his barrel in the right spot because
Speaker 2: it did not affect any of his pop. Him back
Speaker 2: in that lineup, they roll, they go the Dodgers continue
Speaker 2: to be fun to watch. But I purposely wore my
Speaker 2: Tigers year because I still believe if you watch that series,
Speaker 2: they have a quality team, good.
Speaker 4: Pitching, and they fight. I think they're gonna have a
Speaker 4: fun year when it all is said and done.
Speaker 3: Yeah to to homer, Scott. One was a game tie
Speaker 3: or a go ahead homer, and then one was a
Speaker 3: game winning homer. Like I mean, the only the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers are a wagon, as Scott Coleman said earlier
Speaker 3: earlier in the show, they are a wagon and they're
Speaker 3: they're that way because they can pitch, they can hit.
Speaker 3: But for the Tigers, man, you gotta feel good. You
Speaker 3: went in there against a good pitching staff and you
Speaker 3: battled them. You had the lead, you didn't hold it.
Speaker 3: What was their strength going down to the end of
Speaker 3: the season last year? Their bullpen, their bullpen came out
Speaker 3: and created chaos, pitching chaos. It's okay if they gave
Speaker 3: it up right now, it doesn't mean that they're all
Speaker 3: just one hit wonders. You should be positive. You should
Speaker 3: be really positive because they didn't add that extra offensive
Speaker 3: piece in Bregman in you know, Pete Alans are not
Speaker 3: saying that they were gonna but just the guys that
Speaker 3: were out there, and they still came in two Dodgers
Speaker 3: Stadium and still hit the ball very well, had great
Speaker 3: at bats. So that's a positive for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very competitive series. And obviously it wasn't just the
Speaker 1: Dodgers coming off the Tokyo Series high, the World Series high.
Speaker 1: I mean the place was packed because they're celebrating Bob
Speaker 1: Knightingale gave us some more details on the bling, more
Speaker 1: than two hundred diamonds on each ring. It not only
Speaker 1: features the postseason results against the Padres, the Mets, and
Speaker 1: the Yankees, but it has a row of five diamonds
Speaker 1: on the interior representing the five run deficit the Dodgers
Speaker 1: overcame in the fifth inning Game five over the Yankees
Speaker 1: to win the World Series. As if Yankee fans didn't
Speaker 1: hear it enough all off season long from buzzed players
Speaker 1: talking about how the Yankees can't play defense, cam they
Speaker 1: now have it etched in their rings forever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what, And I blame this on social media.
Speaker 2: I think with the back and forth that happened after
Speaker 2: that World Series. Yeah, I think now too, social media
Speaker 2: even the organization's social media's they'd get into it right
Speaker 2: and then it's.
Speaker 4: Like, you know what, how can we really rub this in?
Speaker 2: And even more, let's add those five diamonds for that
Speaker 2: five run deficit so they can really have something to
Speaker 2: talk about and complain about.
Speaker 4: I love the pettiness. It seems petty to me, and
Speaker 4: I love every moment of it.
Speaker 3: I think these rings, the stories behind rings. Obviously a
Speaker 3: ring is ridiculous. They're gaudy. You know, it looks like
Speaker 3: this on their finger. You can barely wear it when
Speaker 3: you go out anywhere. I love the stories behind it.
Speaker 3: Why do they have that many ring diamonds they have?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: I think the Phillies one had you know on it.
Speaker 3: They had the song that they were always dancing on
Speaker 3: my own. They had that inscribed on the inside or
Speaker 3: the side. Like there's things that create the championship, that
Speaker 3: create the team to get to that point, and it's
Speaker 3: celebrated forever and commemorated forever in those rings.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: I love seeing every explanation because they don't just go
Speaker 3: you know, we're gonna.
Speaker 4: Go gold because I think gold looks good.
Speaker 3: I love the explanations of it.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 1: On the topic of money, this one snuck by because
Speaker 1: it was the opening week of the season and it
Speaker 1: was Friday news. Brandon Fought signed an extension with the
Speaker 1: Diamondbacks five years, forty five million bucks, and then there's
Speaker 1: an option year that could be added on for twenty
Speaker 1: one million dollars. So you eat up a little bit
Speaker 1: of time here so that the arbitration doesn't get expensive,
Speaker 1: and also get into free agency here with team control limited,
Speaker 1: no trade clauses in there from twenty thirty to twenty
Speaker 1: thirty two. That last mutual option at the end is
Speaker 1: really to help the buyout, right if they end up
Speaker 1: not getting to a point where he's still with the
Speaker 1: team and you can buy him out. Nobody ever actually
Speaker 1: agrees to mutual options. But anyway, Kratz thoughts on Brandon
Speaker 1: Fought getting locked into this rotation long term. And you know,
Speaker 1: we can spend a minute here on the Diamondbacks and
Speaker 1: Cubs putting together a fun series. I mean, they split it.
Speaker 1: It's good. Both teams said they're pros and cons.
Speaker 3: Would you think, I mean, this Diamondbacks team is fun
Speaker 3: just to watch, but to me, it looks like they're
Speaker 3: fun to be on it looks like they have the
Speaker 3: energy at the Latin end of the bench and it
Speaker 3: spills over to the American end of the bench, and
Speaker 3: rate in between are all the pitchers. All the pitchers
Speaker 3: are out on If you watch any of their games,
Speaker 3: a lot of their pictures are top step into the game,
Speaker 3: really excited about being there.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: Zach Gollan probably isn't going to be around, but they
Speaker 3: just got the best available starting pitcher on the free
Speaker 3: agent market this offseason. They have MVP candidates and ka
Speaker 3: Tell Marte and Corbyn Carroll and you have purple hair
Speaker 3: from Guriel. You sit there and you go, this team
Speaker 3: wants to win, This team wants to play for each
Speaker 3: other and the cities behind them. Why would I not
Speaker 3: sign an extension that's going to guarantee me essentially fifty
Speaker 3: million dollars with the one year of club option after that,
Speaker 3: and then I'm thirty two years old. That to me,
Speaker 3: that is where Brandon Fott did the right thing. And also,
Speaker 3: two off seasons ago, not our two postseasons ago, they
Speaker 3: were wondering if this guy was gonna even go three
Speaker 3: innings for him. Ever since that Philly series, he has
Speaker 3: just elevated himself and continued to learn and continue to improve.
Speaker 3: Like it hasn't been that long ago that they were like,
Speaker 3: I don't know, we could send him down. They sent
Speaker 3: him down for like a ten or fifteen game stretch
Speaker 3: during that season and like to get forty five million
Speaker 3: after a year and a half ago that was happening.
Speaker 3: Hats off to him for signing this.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, Cam, last thing here. I just want to
Speaker 1: show you why we'll have the challenge system next year.
Speaker 1: If we can just flash that of a critical moment
Speaker 1: in the game that gave count leverage to the Cubs.
Speaker 1: Perdomo was at the plate. This was the one to
Speaker 1: zero pitch, right one, and he popped out next pitch, and.
Speaker 2: He was and he was pissed off watching him. I
Speaker 2: watched that at that too, just so happened. I was
Speaker 2: going back and forth and I caught it and watching him,
Speaker 2: he was so disgusted running off the field. Now, I've
Speaker 2: been in those moments, and I know Cratzy. You know,
Speaker 2: he's behind the plate, so he's he's always very cordial
Speaker 2: with the guys that are calling the games. But those moments, man,
Speaker 2: you know, even this early in the season, they mean
Speaker 2: so much, right and they and it's so big even
Speaker 2: from a momentum, a selfish momentum, standpoint right, you want
Speaker 2: to have the opportunity to you know, pick your team
Speaker 2: up to come through. So to see that happen. I'm
Speaker 2: with you, Scott. I was at home, Scott Scotty going
Speaker 2: like this. I was tapping my own head, like what
Speaker 2: are we doing? We need a challenge there. But you know,
Speaker 2: I know a lot of managers like Aaron Boone.
Speaker 4: Some guys didn't feel it. Tito didn't like it.
Speaker 2: But I just think too many important moments happened where
Speaker 2: we have to be able to get it right and
Speaker 2: that's egregious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was doing this. It was texting my friends.
Speaker 1: I was like, this is bs. I can't wait for
Speaker 1: challenge just the next year.
Speaker 4: Oh true.
Speaker 1: I was at home like, you're right, that is the
Speaker 1: right motion and it's coming. Someone's gonna get tossed for that,
Speaker 1: but anyway, it was good series. Danzey Swanson also, if
Speaker 1: you missed it, made a sick play to end that
Speaker 1: game as he caught pinch runner Garrett Sampson with a
Speaker 1: little deck got him back at thirty. He didn't have
Speaker 1: a play anywhere else, So it was really fun. I
Speaker 1: watched a good chunk of that series.
Speaker 2: Shout out Ron Thompson too, Pinch Pitcher gotten that bat.
Speaker 4: It was in college. Ron Nelson, Ron Nelson.
Speaker 2: Last time he hit was in what I think twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen as a short stop in college. So hey, he
Speaker 2: was ready for the boys too. So shout out shout
Speaker 2: out to Ryan Nelson on coming up with a big knock.
Speaker 1: And last shout out aohenney O Sparez his NL Player
Speaker 1: of the week. It was just named four homers in
Speaker 1: his first three games. Big boy strength from Gino. He's
Speaker 1: gonna have a big year. Injuries do suck. We'll start
Speaker 1: with Max schurz Er right thumb inflammation. I mean, he
Speaker 1: used the word I think danger when he was talking
Speaker 1: about how he was dealing with this, and he hits
Speaker 1: the shelf, So we'll go there first. Krats. Now, I
Speaker 1: don't know a lot about the right thumb, and now
Speaker 1: that affects everything. Obviously you need that to pitch. But
Speaker 1: in terms of the recovery timetable, what I do know
Speaker 1: is that Max Scherzer has gone through a ton of
Speaker 1: injury issues over the last several years. This is just
Speaker 1: not what you want to see at the start of
Speaker 1: the season.
Speaker 3: Right here, right here's your right thumb on a fastball.
Speaker 3: Now you move it around a little bit, you get
Speaker 3: a little different movement how that ball comes out. Now
Speaker 3: you move your curveball, maybe you tuck it in a
Speaker 3: little bit. Maybe some guy's going to really grip it
Speaker 3: a lot harder if he throws that change up farther in.
Speaker 3: Your thumb is like a rudder in a boat. If
Speaker 3: your thumb is hurting, you don't know the direction of
Speaker 3: where it's going.
Speaker 4: And Max.
Speaker 3: Max's explanation is reasoning for saying it was dangerous because
Speaker 3: now if you're not able to manipulate the ball where
Speaker 3: you want to just with your fingers and your hand,
Speaker 3: this start to take This starts to take over. That
Speaker 3: starts to take over. And that's what he was talking
Speaker 3: about dangerous. I want to trust him. I want to
Speaker 3: trust every veteran that they know what they need to
Speaker 3: do to get their body right. I also want to say,
Speaker 3: probably wasn't going to make thirty two starts this year.
Speaker 3: This is much better. And the training staff in Toronto
Speaker 3: vun Chung Jose Ministral epic awesome dudes. They have all
Speaker 3: the state of the art recovery stuff. If it's possible
Speaker 3: to get him back quick, that's the place to do it.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know the difference, Cam is this isn't a
Speaker 1: team that's going to be in cruise control. There aren't
Speaker 1: many that can do this. But the Blue Jays need
Speaker 1: starts from him now. They need to stay in the
Speaker 1: race all year long. They're not going to run away
Speaker 1: with anything, forget it vision, even a playoff spot. They
Speaker 1: were not a good team last year. They have a
Speaker 1: chance to be a better team this year. They split
Speaker 1: a series against a pretty good Orioles team, so off
Speaker 1: to a nice start. I loved Jeff Hoffman shoving it
Speaker 1: to the Orioles on the last game of the series
Speaker 1: lit one two three when he was on our show
Speaker 1: a month ago, say he likes the smoke where the
Speaker 1: Orioles rejected him because of medical concern So that's all cool, right,
Speaker 1: there's some vibes to this team, Anthony Santander going from
Speaker 1: the Oriols to the Blue Jays. But do you feel
Speaker 1: like they need things to go right at the margins
Speaker 1: and that includes getting I don't know, twenty starts out
Speaker 1: of Max Scherzer.
Speaker 2: You know, when they made his deal, I was kind
Speaker 2: of sharing the thought, the same thought with Cratzy. I
Speaker 2: didn't think this was a deal to personally put them
Speaker 2: over the top, right. I thought this was a great
Speaker 2: move to get maybe twenty starts. I don't think they
Speaker 2: were necessarily banking on it. At the end of the day,
Speaker 2: Father Time is undefeated, and I.
Speaker 4: Know this is a thumb issue. Is not an Elboys shoulder.
Speaker 2: But I think more so than even just putting on
Speaker 2: the onus on Max listen, Jose Burrios has to pitch better.
Speaker 4: He did not pitch good. My brother, George Springer, you know,
Speaker 4: has to kind of, you know, find some of that old.
Speaker 2: Astros George Springer. You know, they need that offensive guy.
Speaker 2: You know, he showed that he still can go get
Speaker 2: in the outfield. The athleticism is still there, but offensively
Speaker 2: they need him to be back. They need Boba Schette
Speaker 2: to be back. I think the pitching, I think they
Speaker 2: have enough in the pitching department, but I think it's
Speaker 2: gotta line up right.
Speaker 4: They've got to do things that they hadn't done in
Speaker 4: the past.
Speaker 2: Hit with the runners in scoring position, you know, to
Speaker 2: our RBIs they did not excel in these areas. So
Speaker 2: for me, even more so than the pitching Scottie, I
Speaker 2: think they need to get some of that offense back
Speaker 2: to really give the pitching staff some confidence where they
Speaker 2: don't have to go out and be so perfect. So
Speaker 2: I do think this is a good star splitting that
Speaker 2: series with the Orioles. I think that's a great place
Speaker 2: to start up. But I think there's some other guys
Speaker 2: that I think they need to worry about instead of
Speaker 2: a you know, forty year old Max Shorer Suresier.
Speaker 1: Okay, and then on the oriol side, they just lost
Speaker 1: Colton Kowser for potentially a couple months. Again, the thumb
Speaker 1: is the problem in the case here fractured is left thumb,
Speaker 1: so he's placed on the il. Dylan Carlson is in
Speaker 1: the miners. Now he gets called up krats. That's a
Speaker 1: tough blow for Baltimore. They've got depth. I'm not super
Speaker 1: concerned about their lineup, but it still sucks to lose
Speaker 1: a guy who's an above average hitter with a ton
Speaker 1: of potential.
Speaker 3: I mean, look at Michael Lias now, he's saying, see,
Speaker 3: we have so much depth. We needed all of those outfielders.
Speaker 3: We needed to go get Ramon Leriano. We didn't need
Speaker 3: to go get a frontline starter. Hey, you know what's
Speaker 3: being tested, Colton Cowser.
Speaker 4: It just sucks.
Speaker 3: It sucks because you put yourself, especially this early, a
Speaker 3: fractured thumb. You put yourself in a situation all off season. Ah,
Speaker 3: you know my flexibility and my strength and that flexibility,
Speaker 3: everything's hitting on all cylinders and you're like, okay, that
Speaker 3: first series on the turf, I'm gonna make sure everything's hydrated,
Speaker 3: everything's going well. And then you fracture your thumb. Ain't
Speaker 3: nothing you can do about. You lift every weight in
Speaker 3: the world, you can go to every yoga studio in
Speaker 3: the world, and fracturing your thumb ain't gonna have nothing
Speaker 3: to do with it. But hopefully Dylan Carlson's ready. He
Speaker 3: might have gotten like one at bat, two at bats
Speaker 3: down in Norfolk.
Speaker 4: No, he's ready.
Speaker 2: You know, he's looking at chops. You know, you know,
Speaker 2: I got no cratzy in our head. We're all ready
Speaker 2: to get out of Triple A. So I think I
Speaker 2: think it's what you said, ain't done a good job
Speaker 2: of having prospects now dealing cross.
Speaker 4: Is going to get his opportunity right. We're gonna continue
Speaker 4: to see if this was.
Speaker 2: The route to go right, stack to keep the prospects around,
Speaker 2: give them opportunity, because moments like this happened, guys get
Speaker 2: banged up.
Speaker 4: That's why you always hear every single year.
Speaker 2: It takes the whole entire forty man roster and at
Speaker 2: times from front office moves as well.
Speaker 4: So it's a long year.
Speaker 2: Like you said, I hate to see this because Cowser
Speaker 2: was really starting to look like he was figuring it
Speaker 2: out right. He was really looking like that guy that's
Speaker 2: going to give you a party at bat. Pretty good defender.
Speaker 2: I really like where he's I love his size, I
Speaker 2: love everything that he brought.
Speaker 4: So it is a blow. But again, this is why
Speaker 4: they stacked their organization with a bunch of prospects.
Speaker 2: They didn't get rid of them, to give them opportunity,
Speaker 2: just to continue to save money and see what these
Speaker 2: young guys have and also to possibly showcase him right
Speaker 2: because we still don't know. This is also a showcase
Speaker 2: moment for Dylan Carlson m M.
Speaker 1: And if it doesn't work out for him, Kobe Mayo.
Speaker 1: Right now, Kratz is like yo I can play in
Speaker 1: the outfield. I mean, if he goes and tears it
Speaker 1: up in the minors for a couple of weeks, he'll
Speaker 1: get his opportunity again. When you've got an injury like
Speaker 1: this and this isn't the day to day like we mentioned,
Speaker 1: I mean, this could be a couple months for Kawser. Okay,
Speaker 1: next up. This one sucks because this player has really
Speaker 1: had trouble staying on the field. Josh Young hits the
Speaker 1: shelf for the Rangers and they had to make a
Speaker 1: move too because Josh Smith got banged up. That's that's
Speaker 1: next in line to fill his spot. Next spasms for
Speaker 1: Josh Young. It's expected to be the minimum time. This
Speaker 1: from our friend Gared Sandler does a great job with
Speaker 1: all the Rangers coverage, but cam Josh Young has not
Speaker 1: been able to stay healthy, which is a shame. Texas
Speaker 1: obviously missed him last year among other players. But he
Speaker 1: was really really good a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he came on the scene. You know, I think
Speaker 2: he was a little older as a rookie, but he
Speaker 2: showed that he was experiencing. We watched him in the
Speaker 2: playoffs come up clutch. So to see this blow to
Speaker 2: see the history of injury that the Rangers have had.
Speaker 2: This is a team that you just want to see
Speaker 2: healthy because when they're healthy, they can compete. They can
Speaker 2: do everything on the field. And not to mention, not
Speaker 2: only was he, you know, outstanding offensively, he was one
Speaker 2: of the better gloves at third base.
Speaker 4: He I mean that left side of that defense was
Speaker 4: locked up.
Speaker 2: When we talk about Seeger and Young Jong at third base,
Speaker 2: I mean that also is an area where they hurt
Speaker 2: when they lose his defense.
Speaker 4: So I hate to hear this for this guy.
Speaker 2: And you just hope at some point he can get
Speaker 2: things to go his way because next spasms, anything, neck, back,
Speaker 2: you just you always worry about.
Speaker 3: Like you said on Friday, hurt my neck in my back.
Speaker 3: Now I'm going on the Now I'm going to ten day.
Speaker 3: I l I don't know, man, I ain't never hurt
Speaker 3: my net. That would suck. I don't know what that
Speaker 3: feels like. But yeah, listen, this team's offense is stacked
Speaker 3: when you have Josh Smith being able to fill in
Speaker 3: get it. He's hurt like this is why this team
Speaker 3: I think is one of the consensus picks, maybe the
Speaker 3: only consensus pick to win a division on FT here,
Speaker 3: I think everybody had the Rangers because I think just
Speaker 3: what the offense can do, and obviously Bruce Bochi can
Speaker 3: just wins, that's what he does every other year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this division's gonna be pretty good, you know. I
Speaker 1: mean the Angels bounce back, they took a couple of
Speaker 1: games from the White Sox. Will they improve by several
Speaker 1: games most likely? Right, which hurts the top and how
Speaker 1: you can pad your stats. Then let's go to the
Speaker 1: They should be better. They split a series this weekend
Speaker 1: with the Mariners and that's in Seattle. They should be better.
Speaker 1: Cam The Mariners probably will be about the same because
Speaker 1: they always plan to be about fifty four percent with
Speaker 1: their win percentage, so they should be very solid and competitive.
Speaker 1: And then Houston is definitely still gonna be good too.
Speaker 1: So I do think, yes, the Rangers are gonna win
Speaker 1: the division. But this is a pretty good division from
Speaker 1: one through four, probably now with a chance to make
Speaker 1: the playoffs, and probably one through three with a chance
Speaker 1: to make the division to win the division.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like watching this division because you have everything
Speaker 3: from the A's as a startup, like you don't know
Speaker 3: what you're gonna get you have. The Astros is like
Speaker 3: the Dynasty team, kind of on the way out, But
Speaker 3: are they still gonna be good Mariners? Elite pitching. The
Speaker 3: Rangers offense is just besides last year they couldn't hit
Speaker 3: a heater. I think a Doli's garcia is gonna be ridiculous.
Speaker 3: So this offense is awesome to watch. And the Angels,
Speaker 3: I mean, they have Mike Trout, so I'm like, I
Speaker 3: love the fact that these games are shorter so I
Speaker 3: can stay up and not not go to bed at
Speaker 3: one in the morning and watch all these West Coast games.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to add on to that too. One
Speaker 4: sneaky move and.
Speaker 2: They talk about this division being extremely competitive, one move
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed. And I think this team, and there's
Speaker 2: still a couple pieces of way, may be one more
Speaker 2: position player. But I'm gonna tell you one thing that's
Speaker 2: gonna go unnoticed and there's no stat for it. The
Speaker 2: intensity that Luis Severino brings to the Oakland A's. I
Speaker 2: think Mark Kottsee, for one, is going to love it.
Speaker 2: I love the moves that they made to.
Speaker 4: Lock up Rooker and lock up b Low.
Speaker 2: I really think that the A's was missing a little
Speaker 2: bit of that intensity, Like it was fun to watch
Speaker 2: Luis Severino out there fired up and watch those guys
Speaker 2: kind of rally behind them. So when you talk about
Speaker 2: that team as well, I think they're gonna be more
Speaker 2: fun to watch and people actually realize they were fun
Speaker 2: to watch last year.
Speaker 4: If you watch A's baseball.
Speaker 2: Because extremely competitive, fall hard to the end. But I
Speaker 2: love what Luis san Reno has brought to that team.
Speaker 2: It's a fire where you almost wish you could be
Speaker 2: on the field every day.
Speaker 1: Let's slap cratsats you're up first.
Speaker 3: I mean you have to at least wear it once.
Speaker 3: The Big A the Braves hopefully they're hopefully they're going
Speaker 3: to continue their ways and get blown out by the
Speaker 3: Dodgers tonight.
Speaker 1: The Big A is the Angels.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but now it's the Big A. That's that's
Speaker 3: at the Big A.
Speaker 1: That's right. The Big as the Braves when they're in
Speaker 1: the battery. But they're not there for a few more games,
Speaker 1: So good luck.
Speaker 3: To wait to get home.
Speaker 4: Question of the day, how will they feel to return
Speaker 4: home one in six? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that would be positive, that would be positive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Next question is going to be Braves fans mad about
Speaker 1: how the schedule makers gave them the Padres and Dodgers
Speaker 1: on the road to start the year. But come on,
Speaker 1: they'll be okay, they'll be okay. Deep breaths. Anyway, later
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