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Speaker 1: Welcome on in to June sixteenth. You're listening to Big

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Speaker 1: Fish Smallpod, the show here on the Fish Stripes podcast

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Speaker 1: network where we catch you up on the last day

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Speaker 1: in ten minutes or less, so I expect you want

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Speaker 1: to get into it fast after a night like last

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Speaker 1: if you missed it. Prior to the game, the Marlins

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Speaker 1: recalled Hazus Sanchez as Corey Dickerson slid to the injured list,

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Speaker 1: and Hayesus started last night, played in left field and

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Speaker 1: batted fifth, offering a bit of optimism as the team

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Speaker 1: evaluations relate to Jesus Sanchez immediately slotting into the middle

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Speaker 1: of the orner ahead of the light hitting John Birdie,

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Speaker 1: Sandy Leon and Isan Diaz, who entered the game with

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Speaker 1: just three hits in his last week of starts. Also yesterday,

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Speaker 1: Braxton Garrett was optioned to Triple A as the Marlins

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Speaker 1: opted for a deep revenge, calling up Lewis Brinson one again.

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Speaker 1: The game was set with the Marlins looking to provide

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Speaker 1: run support for Trevor Rodgers and Saint Louis behind the

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Speaker 1: exuberance of Hayjesus Sanchez after an exceptional performance at Triple A,

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Speaker 1: Hazus has made good on a poor twenty twenty stint

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Speaker 1: in the Majors and earned his way to another shot,

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Speaker 1: with great reason for optimism that he might stick with

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Speaker 1: the Marlins long term. As the night got under way,

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Speaker 1: kk of the Cardinals, who was named KPO's best pitcher

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Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen, generated whiffs with his slider and picked

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Speaker 1: his spots with everything else. He featured a low nineties

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Speaker 1: fastball change up in curb to supplement that slider, while

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Speaker 1: Yadier Molina helped navigate him through the Marlins order. After

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Speaker 1: working past Jazz and Starling, Hazus Aguilar stayed on a

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Speaker 1: slider and put it into left with the runner on bass.

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Speaker 1: Kim stayed away from Defaul, throwing four consecutive balls outside

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Speaker 1: to bring up Hazus Sanchez immediately into a leverage spot

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Speaker 1: with two outs and two on. Jesus Sanchez found a

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Speaker 1: fastball low out of the zone and he hit it

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Speaker 1: hard on the ground but right at the second basement

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Speaker 1: to end the inning. Despite three walks. It wasn't until

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Speaker 1: the third and Hazus Aguilar, but the Marlins again got

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Speaker 1: a hit against Kim. Hayesus was again on the slider

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Speaker 1: Kim's only source of whiffs, and he took the ball

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Speaker 1: away into center field, moving Marte, who walked earlier to second.

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Speaker 1: Adam d Vall moved with the runners, lifting a low

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Speaker 1: curveball and scoring Marte to bring up Hazu Sanchez with

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Speaker 1: runners at second to third and no outs, and according

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Speaker 1: to the postgame presser by Don Maddingly, this is really

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Speaker 1: where the game happened. This early opportunity as Hayesu Sanchez

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Speaker 1: had another juicy chance with runners on bass I personally

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Speaker 1: couldn't help but notice just how much he moved in

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Speaker 1: the box and how much energy he was putting into

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Speaker 1: the gum he was chewing. He just so much energy

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Speaker 1: behind this ballplayer. He worked a full count, but Kim

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Speaker 1: placed a slider perfectly on the outside corner to induce

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Speaker 1: a ground out. Like Aguilar, Sanchez was on the slider,

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Speaker 1: but he was unable to come up big while being

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Speaker 1: pitched around by the former KBO best. Bertie and Leon

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Speaker 1: did none better as the Cardinals got out of the

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Speaker 1: inning with just a run. On the other side, Trevor

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Speaker 1: Rodgers was his usual self, working six innings, striking, striking

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Speaker 1: out batters, generating swings and misses, and he allowed just

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Speaker 1: three hits. But in that sixth inning, that lastning of work,

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Speaker 1: Jose Rondon had a one out single, then he stole

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Speaker 1: second after a throwing error was made by Trevor on

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Speaker 1: the play. Jose was into third setting out for Saint

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Speaker 1: Louis with one out and runner on third. With two

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Speaker 1: gone in the inning, Paul Goldschmidt came through, scoring the

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Speaker 1: both followed in the seventh and leveled the side with

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Speaker 1: two strikeouts each. Then Blier came in worked his way

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Speaker 1: around leadoff singles in the eighth to keep the game tied.

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Speaker 1: But in the ninth, Jimmy Garcia came in to face

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Speaker 1: Paul Goldschmidt and he continued his aggressive approach. He attacked

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Speaker 1: Paul with high heat. After getting him too two strikes,

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Speaker 1: he put a fastball up and away at nearly ninety

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Speaker 1: nine miles an hour, quite fast for any fastball by Jimmy,

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Speaker 1: clearly an attempt to challenge Paul Goldschmidt, the six time

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Speaker 1: All Star. With a fastball up. Gold Schmidt took the bait.

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Speaker 1: As the four time silver Slucker pushed the pitch over

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Speaker 1: the right center wall for a home run, ending the

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Speaker 1: game a win for Saint Louis. As the Cardinals successfully

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Speaker 1: pitched around the short staffed Marlin's offense. Shy Amgey Row

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Speaker 1: per Se Jimmy didn't get it done in the ninth

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Speaker 1: as the Marlins struggled to score runs, and the leverage

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Speaker 1: pitching was again crucial in another Marlins one run loss.

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Speaker 1: On the year, the Cardinals have thrown the lowest percentage

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Speaker 1: of their pitches for strikes, well, the Marlins have thrown

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Speaker 1: the most. Generally speaking, the Marlins are in good company

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Speaker 1: with that ranking, as the Rays and Dodgers are near

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Speaker 1: the top, while the Cardinals are at the bottom amongst

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Speaker 1: the Reds, Royals, and Rockies. But the fact that Kim

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Speaker 1: was able to go to off speed and generate weak contact.

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Speaker 1: As a strong selective pitcher, he was able to limit

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Speaker 1: three hits and generating a weak contact. Overall, the Marlins

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Speaker 1: have had a poor performance in clutch moments from their

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Speaker 1: pitchers and that continued tonight. Perhaps in it a bit

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Speaker 1: of an explanation as to why Miami's record doesn't reflect

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Speaker 1: the positive run differential, as Paul Goldschmidt seems like an

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Speaker 1: obvious candidate as a four time Selver slugger to really

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Speaker 1: be worked around by the pitchers, Jimmy chose to challenge

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Speaker 1: him with a fastball up. The Cardinals on the year

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Speaker 1: sit at thirty four and thirty three, and that hides

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Speaker 1: their negative twenty eight run differential. Well. The Marlins are

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Speaker 1: below five hundred with a positive otherwise worth note yesterday

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Speaker 1: besides just a defeat that you don't want, Tyler Glass

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Speaker 1: now appears headed for the il with UCL issues that

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Speaker 1: he has attributed to the now illegal use of foreign

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Speaker 1: substances to grip the baseball, which generally seems to have

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Speaker 1: led to higher spin rates in the game. There's sliders,

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Speaker 1: those fastballs with rise, and now mid season Major League

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Speaker 1: Baseball is making players adjust to this and the race

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Speaker 1: ACE has changed its approach, and he attributes that to

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Speaker 1: his current ailment. Yesterday, the minor leagues were hard to

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Speaker 1: address frankly, as advocates for the minor leagues. Advocates for

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Speaker 1: Minor Leaguers dot Com confirms that some Bowie Bass players

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Speaker 1: will spend will have spent last night in their cars,

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Speaker 1: as the team offered to cover housing for an unaffordable rate.

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Speaker 1: They could stay at the hotel for forty percent of

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Speaker 1: their paycheck, above the recommended affordable housing of a third

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Speaker 1: of year pay. With that in mind, we'll look to

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Speaker 1: the miners for some highlights in Jacksonville. The top of

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Speaker 1: the order was the story as Miguel Rojas was three

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Speaker 1: for four with a double in his first game back

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Speaker 1: and in a brief rehab assignment, while the leadoff hitter

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Speaker 1: Bryce and Bregman, typically a middle infielder, played third last

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Speaker 1: night and went four for four with a walk to

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Speaker 1: reach base five times ahead of Rojas. On the year,

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Speaker 1: Bryson is hitting three thirty and likely represents the next

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Speaker 1: man up at third with the Blue Wahoo's Nick Fortes

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Speaker 1: was the story. He hit a walk off home run

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Speaker 1: as the typically catcher or d H brought his ops

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Speaker 1: in line with Payden, Burdick and Dreering Connacione on that double.

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Speaker 1: A team in Beloit, Troy Johnston State hot getting on

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Speaker 1: base three more times as his ops since his promotion

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Speaker 1: to Beloit is now a nine K ten thirty or

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Speaker 1: one point three to zero. Cameron Meisner also stood out offensively,

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Speaker 1: but the snappers on the whole went three for eighteen

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Speaker 1: with runners in scoring position missing opportunities. Was the highlight

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Speaker 1: of the night in the Midwest for the Marlins organization.

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Speaker 1: Further out in Jupiter, the eighteen year old Uri Perez

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Speaker 1: somehow lowered his era with four more scoreless innings, now

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Speaker 1: just zero point seventy two on the year, as he

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Speaker 1: threw forty four of his sixty eight pitches for strikes,

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Speaker 1: striking out four, walking to and allowing four hits. As

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Speaker 1: a wild third inning loaded the basis for him, he

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Speaker 1: successfully induced weak contact to get out of the inning.

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Speaker 1: Looking ahead today, the Marlins will try to avoid the

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Speaker 1: sweep against Saint Louis as Jesus Sanchez settles into what

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Speaker 1: may be a new normal after his tremendous leap from

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Speaker 1: trip Awa to the Majors. Sandy l. Contra gets the

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Speaker 1: ball for the one to fifteen start. That's early afternoon,

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Speaker 1: and otherwise had that early start, you might be able

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Speaker 1: to expect a trade proposal from Eline on fish dreads

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Speaker 1: dot com and a game Bread should be up slightly

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Speaker 1: before start. That's all for me. I've been eighty We're

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Speaker 1: dull and again. It's June sixteenth,