Speaker 1: They're coming for you.
Speaker 2: Seriously, they're on a heat. Tyler Phillips representing them today
Speaker 2: for us and back on FT Tyler, good to see it.
Speaker 2: Let's start with the headliner. What's going on with you
Speaker 2: guys out there right now?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Did? I don't know?
Speaker 1: The boys are swinging the bats well, pitching.
Speaker 4: I mean we've we've had a few meetings talking about
Speaker 4: just trying to win four games a week, and I
Speaker 4: guess we just like really took that to heart, you know,
Speaker 4: like you win four games a week, that's that's two
Speaker 4: series wins, you know.
Speaker 1: So I think we just took that to heart. The
Speaker 1: hitters or whatever meetings they're having. I'm not allowed in there.
Speaker 4: I've been trying to get in there, but uh no,
Speaker 4: they're just they're just doing everything right, man, moving the
Speaker 4: ball forward, run the base is hard, playing awesome defense.
Speaker 4: I want to give like credit to like Kyle Stowers.
Speaker 4: I've been just thinking about them right now. Now guy's
Speaker 4: moved over to first base and I think he's making
Speaker 4: unreal plays over there.
Speaker 1: But it's such full team round man. Everyone's doing their jobs.
Speaker 3: That's good man. How's everything going, bro? You look good?
Speaker 1: It's it's great. It's good to see you. Man, was
Speaker 1: happy to see your name on there.
Speaker 3: Bridy you keep working, dog.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, ty hang on, can we can we go
Speaker 5: to our full shot here? Because wait a minute, Like
Speaker 5: you have never once talked about Tyler Phillips one time
Speaker 5: and now it comes on the show and you're like, yo,
Speaker 5: this is my guy. Bro Yo, this is yo yo.
Speaker 5: For where are you back in Jersey?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you want to know about That's.
Speaker 3: Just it's just it's natural.
Speaker 6: That's how it goes, that auto connection, man, That's how
Speaker 6: that's how it is.
Speaker 5: Okay, So do you know Todd as Little League World
Speaker 5: Series champion or Home run Derby champion. How do you
Speaker 5: know Tom?
Speaker 1: Here we go, dude, I mean, honestly, both of them.
Speaker 4: But we were in Texas together, man, we were spring training.
Speaker 4: Here's here's a funny story. Todd come in obviously always confident.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: The thing that like really threw me off is that
Speaker 4: he brought his son in. It's my first spring ever.
Speaker 4: Son comes in. We're all playing cards, gambling stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Whatever comes in first hand of blackjack takes a hundred
Speaker 4: bucks for me.
Speaker 1: I was like, what the heck is going on here? Man?
Speaker 4: And Todds just like he's being the man over there, dude,
Speaker 4: like good energy, son brought it in. So h I
Speaker 4: wish I wasn't the scared player that I was back
Speaker 4: then because I think we would have had a really
Speaker 4: good time.
Speaker 3: No, you weren't scared, bro, Listen, listen.
Speaker 1: I got I was scared. I was scared.
Speaker 3: No besides me, stop it. Listen, dude.
Speaker 6: I love all the younger guys and just like Cratzy
Speaker 6: too as well.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 6: We tried breaking you guys in a little bit so
Speaker 6: you felt comfortable.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 6: It's a different ball game up there, dude, and especially
Speaker 6: you know with the times of what was going on
Speaker 6: and what was that two thousand.
Speaker 1: And that was twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Man, there's twenty twenty, yeah, right on the dome.
Speaker 6: So listen, if you ever felt scared, I wish you
Speaker 6: would have came to me a little bit more. But
Speaker 6: you look like you knew what you were doing. Even
Speaker 6: if you were scared.
Speaker 3: You acted like you belonging where you started and where
Speaker 3: you're at now.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 6: I'm proud of you, man, because I know you're an
Speaker 6: absolute beast, and I'm sorry my son took the hundred
Speaker 6: bucks from you.
Speaker 3: We'll get it back to you.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm I'm not playing with him anymore.
Speaker 3: Let me.
Speaker 6: I want to talk about trust too. I mean, you're
Speaker 6: talking about being scared and trust. You talk about how
Speaker 6: you know one of your coaches is really helped you
Speaker 6: out a little bit with your catcher in that kind
Speaker 6: of game. You know, I understand as a pitcher's perspective,
Speaker 6: the trust you have with your catcher has to be
Speaker 6: spot on and for you sometimes you know, you want
Speaker 6: to do a little bit too much, or you want, hey,
Speaker 6: maybe this and there, but you have to let go
Speaker 6: and let your catcher do his job. So talk a
Speaker 6: little about that and how you've gotten more confident in that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course then.
Speaker 4: I mean I think it was against the Athletics my
Speaker 4: last out two outings ago, kind of had a little hiccup.
Speaker 4: It was the fourth thing I went out there, men
Speaker 4: got on base, and being a sinker ball guy that
Speaker 4: I am, being the contact pitcher than I am, you know,
Speaker 4: obviously I don't want to the guy advance. So so
Speaker 4: I had to swallow my pride a little bit and say,
Speaker 4: like the next day.
Speaker 1: There was some fear there of letting the runner advance
Speaker 1: and letting guys get on.
Speaker 4: But I got a Joe mack here who's unbelievable behind
Speaker 4: the dish, and uh, that's like the very first thing
Speaker 4: that we talked about, Like I was being way too
Speaker 4: quick to the plate, and that was taking a hit
Speaker 4: on my stuff. It was taking a hit on my command.
Speaker 4: And then I just ended up giving up free passes.
Speaker 4: So Joe can't even do a job at that point anymore.
Speaker 4: And they said, hey, man, like nobody's running off of
Speaker 4: this guy. You got to understand that. And when people
Speaker 4: do run, he's he wants them to. That's something he
Speaker 4: always talks about, is I want people to run. So
Speaker 4: I mean, that's just helped me build a lot of
Speaker 4: trust in there and me and Joe. Whenever he isn't playing,
Speaker 4: we'll talk on the bench just if I ever do
Speaker 4: get into a jam, ways that he can help mechanisms
Speaker 4: he can use to to get me to just stay confident.
Speaker 4: But the end of the day, when you have a
Speaker 4: guy that's gonna throw somebody out, whatever percentage he's throwing
Speaker 4: out higher than a lot of other guys, makes me
Speaker 4: feel better. You know, just do my job, throw the
Speaker 4: ball over the plate. If they want to run, please
Speaker 4: please give it a chance, you know, give it a try.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 5: Talk about Joe Mack. Talk about him because people that
Speaker 5: they are not Marlins fans or Catching fans, because if
Speaker 5: you're catching fan, you should know who Joe Mack is. Like, Yeah,
Speaker 5: this dude is the real deal. But talk about him
Speaker 5: as a rookie having these conversations with you behind a dish.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, gosh, guy is a goofball. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put it right out there.
Speaker 1: He's a goofle Love him, Love him to death.
Speaker 4: Though, And that's like the energy that I want because
Speaker 4: him being a goofble on, him being like a little
Speaker 4: bit naive if you will, that makes him eager to
Speaker 4: just continue to learn.
Speaker 1: You know. That's the thing that's that's cool.
Speaker 4: Yesterday in between innings, you know, we're watching, we're getting
Speaker 4: excited for runs, whatever it is. But then out of nowhere,
Speaker 4: we'll just start talking about like, hey, this is what
Speaker 4: I need you to do, this is the setup I
Speaker 4: need you to give me. Or he's talking about like
Speaker 4: what he sees from the base runner on first just
Speaker 4: like the most random stuff you could think of. But
Speaker 4: he wants to get better every single day and he
Speaker 4: wants he wants to serve.
Speaker 1: And that's I think that's the biggest thing that a catcher.
Speaker 4: Could could want, you know, when you're talking about the
Speaker 4: best in the game.
Speaker 1: It's something that I've learned back in the day.
Speaker 4: It's always like, hey, we're here to serve, you know,
Speaker 4: like you have to be selfish in this game. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, as a catcher, you're there for
Speaker 4: the entire team. You're watching the whole rest of the
Speaker 4: eight guys, you see the whole field. You're there to serve,
Speaker 4: and especially for our pitchers, just being able to get
Speaker 4: us on track. That's that's gonna be the biggest thing
Speaker 4: for him to just continue to learn, is how to
Speaker 4: go and talk with the picture in between innings or
Speaker 4: when they get into a jam.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, you talked about his throwing ability, and
Speaker 5: I'm going to swing another question. Have you seen anybody
Speaker 5: throw like him in the game? Because right now, Joe
Speaker 5: mack leads the league in caught stealing, not percentage, but
Speaker 5: in guys thrown out. I think he's got like seventeen
Speaker 5: dudes Hey's thrown out and he didn't get called.
Speaker 1: Up till May.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Have I seen anyone throw like him? I mean,
Speaker 4: obviously I was around JT was. He was awesome to have.
Speaker 4: But Joe does some some different stuff, man, Like I
Speaker 4: remember seeing a video of him in triple A, like
Speaker 4: he was looking at third and he somehow like did
Speaker 4: like a little snake guys moving through it.
Speaker 1: The second. Got a guy.
Speaker 4: A few games ago against the Cardinals, I was pitching,
Speaker 4: I was out of the game at this point, did
Speaker 4: a backpick the third. It's just like you don't even
Speaker 4: see it, like from the sideline, you know, Like it's
Speaker 4: just the quickest snap throws.
Speaker 1: It's the quickest pop time I've seen in a long time.
Speaker 4: And it's a lot of fun to watch, at least,
Speaker 4: I guess if you can't see it, if.
Speaker 5: You so so, my question to you is, I'm not
Speaker 5: sure if you were going to come on here as
Speaker 5: a starter or as a lever, so as a catcher.
Speaker 5: Are you different personalities, Because for Joe Mack being a rookie,
Speaker 5: if I'm like constantly catching all Tyler Phillips starts, since
Speaker 5: you've been a starter since most of his Big League
Speaker 5: time so far, and then all of a sudden they
Speaker 5: shift you back to the bullpen. Is he gonna have
Speaker 5: to look at a different guy? Is he gonna have
Speaker 5: to approach you different?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: What is what is this energy that you're putting out
Speaker 5: from from both sides of your pitcher persona.
Speaker 4: I mean from the bullpen. I do feel like an
Speaker 4: animal coming out of the gate there. I don't know
Speaker 4: something about the adrenaline, Like if you ever seen the
Speaker 4: movie Split, Like I feel like the Split guy just
Speaker 4: like getting bigger, you know, like you coming out of
Speaker 4: that Gate's it's a different feeling. But we do try
Speaker 4: to be the same every every time. I know that's
Speaker 4: like a kind of a boring answer, but the same
Speaker 4: thing out of the As a starter, we're trying to
Speaker 4: preach me feeling that animal the whole time. Granted, bullpen,
Speaker 4: you're throwing one to two to three innings starting, you're
Speaker 4: trying to go five, six, seven innings, so it is
Speaker 4: a little bit harder to sustain and like maintain that mentality.
Speaker 1: You get tired. It's like kind of a mental grind.
Speaker 4: So they've been challenging me to check in and check
Speaker 4: out in between innings when there's two outs, it's like
Speaker 4: back to that animal mindset.
Speaker 1: But those first two outs, when we're sitting in the dugout.
Speaker 4: That's when Joe has this opportunity to come in and
Speaker 4: get whatever out.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll joke a.
Speaker 4: Little bit, but when once there's two outs, it's like,
Speaker 4: get away from me. It's like just lock them back in. So,
Speaker 4: I mean, dude, we're we're all we're all really close here.
Speaker 4: I think we're really typed that team, and we're all
Speaker 4: the same guy every day. Even if guys are struggling,
Speaker 4: we all come in and we're having a blasts.
Speaker 1: That's the number one thing.
Speaker 5: Take us through the conversations, but then also the physical
Speaker 5: ramp up to go from a reliever at the beginning
Speaker 5: of the year. The role you had last year was
Speaker 5: way different than what you're doing right now. So is
Speaker 5: this a conversation in spring where they go, hey, we
Speaker 5: could possibly do this since we bought brought Pete Fairbanks in,
Speaker 5: but then they just had to transition you because to
Speaker 5: build up to be a starter in the regular season
Speaker 5: in the big leagues is no joke.
Speaker 4: Take us through that, yeah, you know, I mean, it's
Speaker 4: a tough game, man, Obviously, we had a few injuries,
Speaker 4: some of our some of our death down at the
Speaker 4: lower level. Some of the guys that we thought were
Speaker 4: gonna be ready went through tj uh and that's that's tough, man.
Speaker 4: I hate to see that. But in spring I was
Speaker 4: throwing one to two innings, you know. I think there
Speaker 4: was one outing where they wanted me to go three.
Speaker 4: And that was a grind too. Just off season, I
Speaker 4: wasn't necessarily preparing for that. It's preparing to be just
Speaker 4: like a short burst reliever. During the season, though, I
Speaker 4: was getting tossed into that, like the I don't want
Speaker 4: to call it the mop up role, but it was kind.
Speaker 1: Of like a mop up role.
Speaker 4: You come in games, kind of in a gym and
Speaker 4: you're in a buying and you gave up, like you're
Speaker 4: losing by five or winning by five, something like that.
Speaker 4: You don't want to waste your your leverage arms. I
Speaker 4: was really good at just being efficient and going through
Speaker 4: adage quickly, keeping the pitch count low. And then once
Speaker 4: they just kept getting injuries, they just pulled me in
Speaker 4: the office one day and said, hey, like, you cool,
Speaker 4: if we just let you start.
Speaker 1: You've been going three Ning's pretty much every time anyway.
Speaker 4: So then at that point it's just it's a matter
Speaker 4: of just going out doing the exact same thing, some
Speaker 4: minor tweaks and to the starting plan.
Speaker 1: But I've been pretty much treating my day to day
Speaker 1: like a reliever.
Speaker 4: Like obviously, like the lifting schedules different, the conditioning schedules
Speaker 4: a little different, but mindset wise, preparation wise, I've been
Speaker 4: treating it pretty much the same as I would when
Speaker 4: I was a reliever, And all I'm doing is going
Speaker 4: on a few extra innings.
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Speaker 1: All right, take us into the clubhouse.
Speaker 5: Right now, the Marlins are tied with the Phillies right now,
Speaker 5: trade deadlines looming. How much do you guys talk about
Speaker 5: trade deadline? I know teams that I was on that
Speaker 5: we were in the playoff hunt, or we were actually
Speaker 5: in you know, a wild card spot or division lead.
Speaker 5: The conversations in the clubhouse were very few and far
Speaker 5: between about trade deadline. Because if you're like, bro, we
Speaker 5: need to pick up another starter, And you look across
Speaker 5: like your locker next to you is the dude that's
Speaker 5: the fifth starter. You're like, I wasn't talking about you,
Speaker 5: like you feel like you're almost hurting your teammates. How
Speaker 5: is that conversating and what do you guys talk about?
Speaker 4: And to be honest, I haven't I haven't heard any
Speaker 4: chatter about trades. And maybe I'm just like maybe I'm
Speaker 4: just like not paying attention to anything. But I wouldn't
Speaker 4: even have been able to tell you what our record was,
Speaker 4: you know, Like, I know we've been playing well, dude,
Speaker 4: we get in that clubhouse and it's just like we're
Speaker 4: just looking to have fun.
Speaker 1: We've been We've been switching the vibes up a lot.
Speaker 4: On my start day, I know that we've been going
Speaker 4: with a lot of like some soul music I like,
Speaker 4: I like Rick James. I've been putting a lot of
Speaker 4: ham on. We've been kind of going with a little
Speaker 4: funky fish vibe. Guys have just been enjoying that. We
Speaker 4: like to dance around, joke around. We got got a
Speaker 4: few games in the clubhouse. Everybody's just competing. Nobody's really
Speaker 4: talking about trade deadlines or where anyone's going. Like, see
Speaker 4: the injuries suck, but like nobody really talks about that.
Speaker 1: We just keep it keep it light, keep it loose.
Speaker 4: I don't know if the team would appreciate me saying it,
Speaker 4: But like I have a we do have like a
Speaker 4: little extracurricular in the clubhouse next to my locker where
Speaker 4: we all just like gather around after games. Uh you know,
Speaker 4: I have a little have a little drain ski and
Speaker 4: we're just on really well, like there's no there's no
Speaker 4: talk about trades, there's no talk about records.
Speaker 1: We just go out there and we're just having a blast.
Speaker 4: That's really just That's why I said I think I
Speaker 4: said it the other day, like it feels like high
Speaker 4: school or college, like you don't even pay attention to
Speaker 4: what's going on.
Speaker 1: You're just having fun with your boys.
Speaker 5: Is it celebrating? I mean you celebrate after win. Liked
Speaker 5: you boys, because I've been on teams where we take
Speaker 5: tequila shots after a win. We do different types of
Speaker 5: What is the routine after Marlin's win? Who leads it?
Speaker 5: What are the chants? And is there a certain music
Speaker 5: that's played?
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I mean we there is definitely a routine.
Speaker 4: We all get in there, we all gather around mister Fairbanks.
Speaker 1: He grabs the.
Speaker 4: The game log and he's going over all the all
Speaker 4: the positives from the game. Who's gotten hits, who pitched well,
Speaker 4: like obviously we all pay attention, we know what happened
Speaker 4: in the game.
Speaker 1: Just honor all those guys.
Speaker 4: And then we have this like wwe like Marlin's belt
Speaker 4: hand that out to the player of the game, usually
Speaker 4: like we're just screaming at him, like telling him to
Speaker 4: say it, to do a speech, and when he's about
Speaker 4: to start doing his speech, we just keep screaming at him,
Speaker 4: keep like tossing stuff at him, and then they'll do
Speaker 4: his speech, usually something short and sweet like hey, let's
Speaker 4: go get another win tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Bump the music up.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the music vibe is, kind of
Speaker 4: just like stuff that we like, and then eventually we
Speaker 4: get back into that funk vibe. But then over by
Speaker 4: my locker, we do have we do have the curtains,
Speaker 4: we pull them open. I got a bunch of polaroids
Speaker 4: in there with guys. After the wins, we take pictures
Speaker 4: with them, and we definitely do sweep shots and most
Speaker 4: of the pictures will all gather around there, you know,
Speaker 4: position players, they got stuff to do the next day.
Speaker 1: Pictures is a little bit of a different animal, but.
Speaker 4: Usual together around have a drink together, just decompressed talk
Speaker 4: about the game, whatever it is, and you know, it's
Speaker 4: just like I said, just keeping it tight knit, keeping
Speaker 4: it close, and just bonding, man like, just hanging.
Speaker 1: Around each other. Like those are the teams that are
Speaker 1: going to be successful. I love that.
Speaker 2: That's awesome, And I hope people know what goes on
Speaker 2: behind the scenes to help build the camaraderie because that's
Speaker 2: important and you can see it with the way the
Speaker 2: team's playing. So I have a question in terms of
Speaker 2: how to appeal to the fan base. I lived in Miami,
Speaker 2: and there's just so much competition down there. There's so
Speaker 2: many people that aren't born there right that go down there.
Speaker 2: They're fans of other teams, the whole deal. So my
Speaker 2: question is, how do you organically produce more people like
Speaker 2: you who are so good on interviews like this, Like,
Speaker 2: are there any players on the team that you're like, hey,
Speaker 2: you can give give a little more crack some of
Speaker 2: these jokes to the media to help fans, casual fans
Speaker 2: catch a viral moment, because you know how it is.
Speaker 2: It's like in Miami, you could basically be the best
Speaker 2: team in the league, but then still if there's not
Speaker 2: some viral moment or some star name who's a Hall
Speaker 2: of Famer. It's just hard to break through the noise.
Speaker 1: That's just what it is in that city.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean there was so much other stuff going on.
Speaker 4: Like I know, we have a fan base. I just
Speaker 4: I would love to see him come out to the game.
Speaker 4: I know Marlin's and network they DM me the other
Speaker 4: day they got like forty thousand followers. Asked me to
Speaker 4: just do a little video, try to encourage people to
Speaker 4: come out, do a little takeover.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: I mean, we just got to keep lying. Well, just
Speaker 4: hand handle what we can control. Control, you know the
Speaker 4: cliche answer. But I do encourage guys constantly, Like obviously
Speaker 4: I've talked to the pictures. Gosh, I haven't even talked
Speaker 4: to some hitters here and there, like early in the year.
Speaker 1: Just about like presence on the field.
Speaker 4: The two guys that stand out to me the most,
Speaker 4: Like obviously Pete knows what he's doing, He's.
Speaker 1: Got he's got mound presence.
Speaker 4: Two guys that stand out to me the most are
Speaker 4: Michael Peterson and Kate Gibson. Like these guys they come
Speaker 4: out there with some fire now man, Like early in
Speaker 4: the year, even last year, a little bit like you.
Speaker 4: You have that little rookie like that sense that I'm
Speaker 4: a rookie. I don't want to show anyone up, you know.
Speaker 4: And gosh, I dealt with that too, and get to
Speaker 4: the point where nobody really cares. Like the other team,
Speaker 4: they don't. They don't care. They might remember it, they
Speaker 4: might want to get some revenge on you, but it's
Speaker 4: the same that, like we have the same thing, you know.
Speaker 4: So I've been encouraging them, like, hey, man, go out there,
Speaker 4: show some fire.
Speaker 1: People want to see that. So I got I got
Speaker 1: kid Gibson.
Speaker 4: And uh, gosh, you can't say his name, Mike Peterson,
Speaker 4: and I got a nickname for him. It's like his
Speaker 4: alter ego. But like I can't say it's it's I'll
Speaker 4: tell you this. It starts with an MF and then
Speaker 4: it goes Mike. But uh, they've been throwing the jacket
Speaker 4: on after outings, you know, like after they walk off
Speaker 4: the mountain, like they get out of a gym, they're
Speaker 4: tossing the jacket on. I'm like, oh, that's sick, man.
Speaker 4: Like they're they're just like jawing at themselves. They're john
Speaker 4: at the other guys. They come in. You can feel
Speaker 4: the energy when they're coming out of the bullpen and
Speaker 4: they come into the dugout, like people need to see that.
Speaker 1: That like gives me I got chills right now just
Speaker 1: thinking about it.
Speaker 4: And we got a lot of guys like that, man,
Speaker 4: like even the hitters, Like we do this stuff in
Speaker 4: the dogout now where Brian Navaretto.
Speaker 1: He's some of the best energy I've been around in
Speaker 1: this game.
Speaker 4: We got our h one of our shrink coaches, Daniel Vega,
Speaker 4: Like they start to do this like number they're like
Speaker 4: five six, seven eight, and we do this like well,
Speaker 4: we're all snapping and clapping and dancing around and they
Speaker 4: got the fight and fish h like bottled girls service
Speaker 4: thing and we're just like dancing and chanting around like
Speaker 4: people probably hear us from the other dog out and
Speaker 4: like what in the world is going on over there?
Speaker 4: And like that's the fun that that we have. That's
Speaker 4: like the viral moments that I wish people could come
Speaker 4: out to the stadium and see. Like I I think
Speaker 4: there's like a few like the season ticket holders that
Speaker 4: are behind they know, but but like that's the stuff
Speaker 4: that that gives me chills just seeing these guys, like
Speaker 4: seeing them blossom and get away from from like that
Speaker 4: scared kid that I mentioned to Todd earlier, Like that,
Speaker 4: I felt like I was nervous to do.
Speaker 1: Something wrong, like, oh, I don't want to get in trouble.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be viral, Like I wish guys
Speaker 4: would say, like, dude, don't be viral. Yeah, we're playing baseball,
Speaker 4: But I do think that there is a sense like
Speaker 4: we're still entertaining at the same time, you know, like
Speaker 4: people want to see that. That's how you're gonna get fans,
Speaker 4: and the more fans you get, the more the more
Speaker 4: incentive there is. Just don't play hard, you know, like
Speaker 4: it feels good having that having that roar behind you.
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Speaker 8: I'm going straight out to Rife Field. If Harper and
Speaker 8: Schwarber both joined the home run derby, I want to
Speaker 8: be catching the hometown guys hitting them. So I'm going
Speaker 8: out to the Rife Field kind of where I think
Speaker 8: I could get the best chance of catching one of
Speaker 8: those home runs.
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Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 6: Broh, you fire me up. I want to go put
Speaker 6: an uniform on right now and go play.
Speaker 1: Hey, come on down, you know I would.
Speaker 3: My last question to you for me.
Speaker 6: Red Sox still have not taken off from last night's
Speaker 6: game and they're still sitting in Chicago when they have
Speaker 6: a game at seven to ten in New York. If
Speaker 6: you're a starting pitcher today, if you're not, still haven't
Speaker 6: taken off you're not supposed to land until after four
Speaker 6: thirty five o'clock. Are you losing it a little bit?
Speaker 6: Are you like, ah, whatever, let's just let's let it
Speaker 6: roll whatever.
Speaker 4: I think at that point, like you probably go through
Speaker 4: the four stages, you know, like the despair, like the
Speaker 4: yam me like all this stuff. You probably go through
Speaker 4: the four stages and then you get to acceptance. I
Speaker 4: know it's if it's me, i'd probably just be like
Speaker 4: to whatever. Man, Like I think when we were in
Speaker 4: Saint Louis, two outings to go for me, like I
Speaker 4: was talking about, I was just going in survival mode,
Speaker 4: like my body felt terrible, it was super hot day game.
Speaker 4: It's probably where I would be at that point. I'd
Speaker 4: be I'll get me wrong, I'd be pissed. But again's
Speaker 4: control what you can control. That is insane. I didn't
Speaker 4: know that, but uh yeah, just go out there, do
Speaker 4: your job the best you can.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Everybody's everybody on that flight's gotta gotta play the same way,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: Anyway we joke about how our bodies feel constantly here too,
Speaker 4: Like like Max Meyer, this guy, I think he's got
Speaker 4: He's probably throwing more innings this year. Than he has
Speaker 4: his entire career combined, so like obviously his body's gonna
Speaker 4: be feeling it.
Speaker 1: And we're always.
Speaker 4: Joking like, oh, dude, I'm shocked, like I don't know
Speaker 4: if I can pitch today.
Speaker 1: And then we go out and you know, he'll go
Speaker 1: out and throw seven. You know, I think at that
Speaker 1: point you just go into survival mode and go compete. Man,
Speaker 1: That's all. That's what it's all about.
Speaker 5: Oh, who's the biggest freak on the team. Who's the
Speaker 5: guy that you're like, whoa if people knew about this guy,
Speaker 5: like this guy talking about like talent wise on.
Speaker 1: The field, he's freak on this team.
Speaker 4: Dude, I gotta put I gotta put Mike Peterson up there, man,
Speaker 4: Like he he locks in that mental side.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 4: He's seven. He's got Nigerian blood in him. His middle
Speaker 4: name is like Ketichuku. He's this six foot seven guy.
Speaker 4: We call him the pie thrower too, because he's got
Speaker 4: this long arm action like it you probably like in
Speaker 4: the box, you can't see he's throwing twenty one vertical
Speaker 4: movement fastball?
Speaker 1: Is it ninety seven to one hundred?
Speaker 4: And like I said, like he when he comes in
Speaker 4: like we had a conversation earlier in the year in
Speaker 4: La where like I could sense it was like a
Speaker 4: back to back day for him, and I could sense
Speaker 4: that he was like kind of stirring a little bit mentally,
Speaker 4: and uh, you know, it wasn't the ideal out and
Speaker 4: for him, and I just pulled him to the side
Speaker 4: in the tunnel and I had this I had this
Speaker 4: long just like rant to him where I was saying, like, dude,
Speaker 4: those guys do not care about you. They will hit
Speaker 4: a line drive off your forehead. They'll probably take a
Speaker 4: step back for a second, like, oh man, I hit
Speaker 4: that guy, But then they'll keep rounding the basis, you know,
Speaker 4: because that's their job.
Speaker 1: And I think he took that to heart.
Speaker 4: And now I see him come out of that pen man,
Speaker 4: and you can see that he's seeing red. I can
Speaker 4: see steam coming out of his ears. And man, if
Speaker 4: I was a hitter, I would not want to be
Speaker 4: in the box against him. I think that's like the
Speaker 4: physical specimen. He has the stuff, and I think the
Speaker 4: mindset is right there, and I just want him to
Speaker 4: keep it there.
Speaker 2: Epic, epic love the combo, dude. We love catching up
Speaker 2: with you. Yeah, And hopefully Marlins fans you hear about
Speaker 2: all of this, so love the personality.
Speaker 1: Chat Tyler.
Speaker 2: Great to catch up with you, man. Enjoy the break too,
Speaker 2: and we'll catch it in the second half.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I come down. We got a jersey for
Speaker 1: you bro.
Speaker 3: Alright kid, I'm ready, ma