Hour 2: Bazungas and Pitch Clock (feat. Adnan Virk)

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Speaker 25 So we've got

Speaker 25 three baseball games today that are fun.

Speaker 25 And I will tell you that yesterday,

Speaker 25 I'm driving home and I'm

Speaker 25 listening to Guardians Tigers.

Speaker 25 And the Tigers keep getting base runners against Cleveland and they keep stranding base runners and I'm listening and and I really enjoy still old-timey radio on a baseball broadcast and the Cleveland announcers are so excited because their team's just okay.

Speaker 25 They're minus six run differential this season. They have three guys batting under 200 in the lineup, but the Tigers collapsed late in the season and Cleveland won like 17 of 19 games.

Speaker 25 And the announcer, as you hear the crowd, the ambient noise, and they're talking about how much they love October, the announcer nails it with the following sentence.

Speaker 26 Everyone is standing,

Speaker 25 some of them breathing.

Speaker 25 Because the Tigers, the Tigers had runners on base all the time. And something that's happening in that sport, and Mike, I know you're sort of new to it here.

Speaker 25 You gathered for playoff baseball, and Zaz, I know you love playoff baseball.

Speaker 27 I do. I do.

Speaker 25 The bases-loaded situation does not matter anymore for offense

Speaker 25 because of the way that pitchers are now striking out one-fourth of the hitters.

Speaker 25 And in the case of Mason Miller, striking out all seven guys he's faced because everything he's throwing up there is triple.

Speaker 29 You're so right. It's so used to be all bases loaded, guaranteed runs are going to score now.

Speaker 22 Yeah, what's a a miss rate?

Speaker 20 I know the strikeouts are probably a solid indicator on that, but when you have bases loaded, you're like, all right, at least we can get bat to ball in this situation.

Speaker 20 And Ralta Chapman figures it out and people don't even have an opportunity to make a play on it.

Speaker 25 But league average, okay, is 22% of the hitters strike out. But here's the thing.

Speaker 25 They strike out against all the bad teams, too. The teams with pitching now who have aces going on the front, you've seen most of these games, except the Dodger games, are low scoring.

Speaker 23 They're all,

Speaker 25 everyone who's going out there throwing is throwing so hard that it is very difficult to score.

Speaker 20 Which I don't mind.

Speaker 18 I think there's high drama in these situations where you essentially have the tying run at the dish every inning.

Speaker 19 That's fine.

Speaker 23 I love that they really fixed this game.

Speaker 20 Again, just bombing in for the playoffs here.

Speaker 29 These games are going so quick because even before playoff games, even if they were low scoring points, well, that's mostly an effect of the pitchers being so great is that these playoff games are lower scoring points.

Speaker 20 I mean, but but there have been pitchers duels back in the 90s that would take forever.

Speaker 29 Well, yeah, because you could switch the relief pitchers like every batter.

Speaker 29 You're right. That rule right there, I would imagine, has really helped.

Speaker 25 I saw this change, I'm going to say, three or four years ago, where it didn't matter getting a runner to third or getting runners on first and third just stopped mattering because it's so hard to make contact and even hit a ball to the outfield that the number, you can't play the way the Royals won the championship anymore, bunting and stealing bases and doing that stuff they were ahead of it though when it came to the bullpen now everybody is basically that royals bullpen billy have you been excited by the baseball that you've been watching have they lured you in here recently with these games because yankees red socks is a fun one aaron judge is in a really difficult spot am i the only one ruined for the yankees by the way like i i like when the yankees keep advancing in playoffs why because they're interesting like like i know the yankees they're interesting there's always drama surrounding them.

Speaker 29 I want to keep the conversation going about Aaron Judge. I like when the Yankees are involved.

Speaker 1 But you want him to ultimately lose.

Speaker 3 Like, you want him to keep winning to then lose?

Speaker 29 Yeah, I don't need them to win. But, like, I enjoyed last year when they got to the World Series.
So, yeah, I think you're right. I think so.
I'm with Zaz.

Speaker 24 I want them in it, but I want this Judge narrative to, like, I want him to come up in a big spot.

Speaker 1 I want him to do bad, and then I want to crush him the next day. Yep.
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Speaker 25 Do you guys know the last time the Reds won a playoff series? Do you want to guess the last time? Because they got dragged by the Dodgers. The Dodgers made it look very easy.

Speaker 25 They're the only team that actually hit the ball a ton in this first round.

Speaker 21 91.

Speaker 22 Did they?

Speaker 19 I remember Roy Halliday threw a perfect game in the playoffs against Brandon Phillips' Cincinnati Reds.

Speaker 22 Maybe that wasn't the wild card.

Speaker 27 Maybe it was that year. 1995.
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Speaker 26 The last wild card.

Speaker 25 That is not the big red machine. The wild card machine was in the 70s.

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Speaker 23 Don Lebatard.

Speaker 29 That was a long story.

Speaker 26 Yeah. It's the only kind he tells.

Speaker 3 It's a short one for me.

Speaker 36 I tried to speed it up for you guys.

Speaker 15 You forgot about the Leagues Cup. Stugats.

Speaker 22 Yeah.

Speaker 25 La Carreta is a place where the best of the celebrations has to be the 97 Marlin celebration because it was Levant.

Speaker 31 Well, when Fidel died the first time.

Speaker 13 This is the Don Lebatar show with the Stugats.

Speaker 25 Jeremy is going to cover some of this in pitch clock in moments. Billy, did you want to offer Jeremy an apology even though he's not here today?

Speaker 3 We're good.

Speaker 37 I did at one point in time, but I've moved past that because Jeremy's so Jeremy that it's just like, yeah, we're good.

Speaker 3 We don't need to.

Speaker 25 Well, what was the nature of what you were considering apologizing for?

Speaker 37 I felt

Speaker 3 like maybe

Speaker 37 I advanced a narrative that he may have been having an inappropriate relationship with a former guest and possibly friend of the show.

Speaker 3 But I will say that all of the social media posts after the fact kind of left a lot of questions unanswered, I would say.

Speaker 37 So I don't think that after, you know, throwing it out there, something that we were all kind of wondering of what was going on there, I thought maybe that wasn't great.

Speaker 3 But, but I mean, they did nothing to dispel those rumors.

Speaker 29 That's what I'm saying. Answer some tough questions, Jeremy.
I don't think you have anything to apologize for. I'm on your side, Billy.
Thank you.

Speaker 25 Well, it was accusatory in nature, and

Speaker 25 Jeremy loves sports, loves baseball, and older women.

Speaker 27 And men.

Speaker 25 We don't know if he loves older women or not. You keep making this.

Speaker 29 You could assume that one would assume what we're trying to get to the bottom of the business.

Speaker 25 He just flew to New York to experience all things New York and Boston. And Saszlo's the only one among us today rooting for the Yankees.
I'm rooting for Yankee pain.

Speaker 25 I grew up a Yankee fan. I've told you this story before.
Their spring training was in Fort Lauderdale. We did not have pro sports except for the Dolphins back then.

Speaker 25 So when baseball came to town, it felt like a giant thing.

Speaker 25 But there are so many New Yorkers in Miami who have infected Miami with their New York that I have since now just enjoyed New York suffering in all sports.

Speaker 29 Right, but isn't it Max suffering if they get the T's of last year and then they lose in the World Series?

Speaker 24 Why is he smiling like that?

Speaker 20 Photo of Jeremy behind me.

Speaker 4 Dan, you may need to put the reckless speculation on just to cover me. Can you hit it for a second?

Speaker 25 Okay, but I thought this started with Billy wanting to apologize. I cleared my chest.

Speaker 4 I may need to apologize after this.

Speaker 37 I may apologize to Jeremy on Mystery Crate this week.

Speaker 3 We'll see how I'm feeling.

Speaker 26 Okay.

Speaker 39 Time to throw away all journalistic credibility and get reckless.

Speaker 39 Here is something we like to call reckless speculation.

Speaker 1 You're good. You're good.

Speaker 4 Thank you. If you take a look at the picture that's on your screen right now behind Billy,

Speaker 4 is it reckless to say?

Speaker 2 Looks like Jeremy's had some work done.

Speaker 4 The eyebrows on the top right here look a little high.

Speaker 33 I get what you're saying.

Speaker 18 Like there's a little bit of some injection. He's lost a lot of weight recently.

Speaker 4 I don't think it's the weight, though. I don't think it's the weight.
It's the eyebrows.

Speaker 17 I think it just looks weird because he's never had a smile that big on his face.

Speaker 37 You think he's got some talks?

Speaker 29 I mean, she did tweet out that he's her boy toy.

Speaker 37 She called him a handsome boy a couple times.

Speaker 24 I'd do anything for a cute boy in one of the videos.

Speaker 25 Yes, she's instigating matters. Is she on Pitch Clock? Do we know the guest that is on?

Speaker 27 Adnan.

Speaker 20 Pitch Clock?

Speaker 25 Okay, so it's Adman.

Speaker 24 That would have been awkward, I guess, for them.

Speaker 25 I am going to consume all of this stuff this afternoon, but Yankees Red Sox

Speaker 25 being able to give us, you know, to the right to play the Blue Jays. I just did not have that happening this season.
That is not. Blue Jays are good, Dad? Yeah, the Blue Jays won the division.

Speaker 25 The Blue Jays got the bye.

Speaker 3 They were supposed to be good for the last five years with all these young guys, and then it wasn't really panning out, and now it has.

Speaker 25 It has. What are you interested in here, Billy? Have they lured you in? Is Jeremy going to lure you in?

Speaker 3 No, Jeremy's not, but baseball will.

Speaker 36 Game three.

Speaker 37 Did we sufficiently apologize and clean up that situation with Jeremy?

Speaker 27 Like, is that fine? Botox or no?

Speaker 25 I don't know what you've done here. I thought you were going to apologize to Jeremy, and then you said, I don't apologize.

Speaker 25 And now you've pointed out that Jane Levy exacerbated matters and threw lighter fluid all over the situation by calling him a boy toy and everything else. And Jeremy's headwork done.

Speaker 14 Well, that was you guys.

Speaker 42 If anyone has to apologize for that, that was you guys.

Speaker 27 That was not you guys.

Speaker 26 That was just

Speaker 25 Tony. It was just Tony and Mike.

Speaker 19 No, I said he's smiling.

Speaker 26 Look.

Speaker 20 I'm very uncomfortable with how this show is treating Jeremy this week.

Speaker 20 If it wasn't for Jane

Speaker 20 actually furthering this conversation, I'd be made very uncomfortable by it.

Speaker 30 It's unfair. People normalize platonic relationships between 20-somethings and

Speaker 27 older women. Wow.

Speaker 41 And men.

Speaker 37 There is an older gentleman there, too, and they talked about writing and what have you and whatever.

Speaker 25 Well put, as always, the eloquent Billy Gill always provided commentary that makes him a professional broadcast.

Speaker 15 There's a big age gap there. I don't know what

Speaker 37 commonalities do you have besides baseball. That's why I think think it's fine.

Speaker 14 It's the baseball. Love of sports.

Speaker 15 Time less games.

Speaker 25 Love of. Jeremy did something.
And Billy, you at one time, I don't know when you became such a hardened cynic, but

Speaker 25 you at one time flew to Detroit to watch Miguel Cabrera get his 3,000th hit and stayed there for like four days because he wouldn't get it immediately and there was a rain out.

Speaker 38 Well, I mean, I was there. I had.

Speaker 36 No, no, no, no, no.

Speaker 37 If we're going to go back and we're going to tell the story, I had to stay there because of that damn Aaron Boone Boone who should be fired, who decided to intentionally walk Miguel Cabrera on his last at-bat of that first game.

Speaker 3 And then the next day there was a rainout, and then there was a double header the following day.

Speaker 37 And thankfully, mercifully, we got it done in the first game.

Speaker 23 So I didn't have a fourth Tigers game because I showed up at that second Tigers game.

Speaker 1 My gosh.

Speaker 19 And my family was like, oh, this will be a fun adventure.

Speaker 42 And I was like, what do I do with a newborn in Detroit for four days?

Speaker 41 We can only go to Little Caesars so many times.

Speaker 25 Tony, just wanted to see Cabrera hit a little bit more.

Speaker 14 Well, because if we're going to go back to that, David Sampson stole Ichiro's 3,000th hit from me, so I was owed a 3,000th hit.

Speaker 1 There's a lot of people who wronged me in that scenario.

Speaker 37 In our defense, except Colin from Sheets and Giggles, because he paid the tables.

Speaker 24 If Billy had gone with Jane Levy, we probably would have commented on it. What do you mean? We would have commented.

Speaker 23 Dan's asking, like, you know what?

Speaker 14 Yeah, I went with my family.

Speaker 41 I didn't abandon my family. Jeremy's a married man, and he left his family behind to go philander up there in playoff games.

Speaker 26 Oh, oh,

Speaker 31 allegedly.

Speaker 27 Possibly. Possibly.
There's work done. We don't know.

Speaker 16 Can you say, allegedly, if you're the person that's starting the allegations? What do you mean?

Speaker 27 Tony, just Tony's the one.

Speaker 14 If anyone should apologize for anything, it's Tony who said that Jeremy's had work done.

Speaker 40 It looks tasteful, though.

Speaker 14 I mean, if he's done work, he's done a good job of hiding.

Speaker 4 That's what I'm saying. It's tastefully done.
The eyebrows are a little bit higher than they usually are.

Speaker 37 Some would say he should get his money back because it's hard to tell if he has or hasn't had work done.

Speaker 4 That's how you know it's good, though, Billy. But if you're not.

Speaker 3 If you can pay, you want to see results. Like, if I were to get implants, I'm not going to get an A cup you know I texted Jeremy we're gonna get an answer bazungas

Speaker 25 Jeremy loves sports still he has not been beaten down by the daily grind of doing a show so he flies to New York excitedly and does Yankees Red Sox

Speaker 11 possibly was worked on we don't know

Speaker 25 And Yankees Red Sox today, if I can't get you excited about Yankees Red Sox today, you guys are never going to do baseball.

Speaker 26 I'm excited. What time is it? Yeah, game three.

Speaker 30 Eight o'clock.

Speaker 25 It's the ninth game. It's the prime time.

Speaker 19 I will be following.

Speaker 20 I'll watch the other one.

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Speaker 22 Yes, FSC week. I head up to Tally.

Speaker 25 Jeremy Tashay, clearly with work done. The boy toy is next.

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Speaker 28 Hey, Mike.

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Speaker 18 You and I have bonded over these last few weeks talking about our shared love of Miller Light.

Speaker 11 That's right.

Speaker 40 A great partner of our show for practically its entire existence.

Speaker 31 It's been a partner of this show since I was 10 years old.

Speaker 19 And it's been around for 50 years, and they've been a part of our show for almost 20.

Speaker 44 We're approaching incredible partner status with Miller Light.

Speaker 31 I mean, to think that people were celebrating at my bar mitzvah with Miller Light as they were a partner of this show is pretty incredible.

Speaker 40 You're talking about the moments that are made better by making those times, times, those special times, Miller time. Jeremy, there's nothing like cracking open Miller Light with your crew.

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Speaker 31 I still can't believe that. We say it every week.
I can't believe it.

Speaker 33 It's just 3.2 carbs per 12 ounces.

Speaker 44 It's the original light beer since 1975 and still hitting different five decades later.

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Speaker 22 They sell beer.

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Speaker 23 Don Lebatard.

Speaker 5 Can I tell you something?

Speaker 29 I don't know, it was maybe like a month ago, and I decided to watch Pitch Clock, and I told Jeremy, Stugats, this is a good show you're doing.

Speaker 13 This is the Don Lebatar show with the Stugats.

Speaker 31 I'm gonna, I'm gonna bring the energy for this, but we pick it. Yeah, we are recording this

Speaker 31 just a few hours after I got back from being at game one of Yankees Red Sox. And

Speaker 31 I'm pretty tired.

Speaker 45 Don't, don't, don't make the joke.

Speaker 46 Don't do it. I won't.

Speaker 24 Have we started yet? I don't know. I was trying to tell if that can be a good time.

Speaker 36 We're doing a cold open.

Speaker 28 Okay, my bad. That's what this is.

Speaker 1 Welcome to the pitch clock.

Speaker 31 Here's the pitch, a two-part baseball segment combining a nostalgic baseball trivia game and an interview with an expert.

Speaker 1 This is the pitch clock.

Speaker 31 It's the playoffs, and this is the pitch clock fire Aaron Boone

Speaker 12 Hi everybody.

Speaker 43 Yeah, I mean it's it's playoff time.

Speaker 34 I don't want to do hijinks switching things up. I don't want to do hijinks anymore.

Speaker 12 I want to get

Speaker 31 time to get serious. Yeah.

Speaker 23 Okay. All right.

Speaker 31 Well that other voice that you heard that's Ethan.

Speaker 32 Yeah.

Speaker 31 And Ethan is here to do our trivia game once again. I'm wearing my new world's greatest rivalry shirt for the Yankees and the Red Sox.

Speaker 31 And if we all know the reality, the world's greatest rivalry is in trivia between me and Chris. Yeah.

Speaker 31 I said last week that I was going to get our results from the regular season and let everybody know what those were. I've not done that.
So maybe next week.

Speaker 24 Who are you in the rivalry? The Yankees or the Red Sox between you and I?

Speaker 31 I think I'm the Yankees. Well, until we get the result, we won't know.

Speaker 27 Yeah, we won't know.

Speaker 12 Yeah, but we know. You're also...

Speaker 24 But we know.

Speaker 31 But you're red.

Speaker 31 It's true. Ethan, what's our game for this week?

Speaker 11 We're going to draft a roster of nine players. Doesn't matter about position.
And they're all going to be Yankees and Red Sox.

Speaker 33 Okay.

Speaker 11 What I have in front of me is the total of RBIs, the top 30 RBI leaders for each franchise in their playoff history.

Speaker 31 So we're going to go back and forth picking players for the franchise.

Speaker 11 At the end, we're going to add up the RBI total, and whoever has the highest total of RBIs is the winner.

Speaker 24 Yankees, Red Sox history, RBI.

Speaker 31 Yankees and Red Sox history.

Speaker 11 Playoff RBIs.

Speaker 23 Playoffs. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 45 Postseason RBIs. Okay.

Speaker 36 Total, not single season.

Speaker 32 Correct. Postseason career.

Speaker 16 Postseason RBIs.

Speaker 45 All right. I'll go first.

Speaker 12 Go ahead.

Speaker 24 I will go with... Why are you covering? Why are you covering over there?

Speaker 11 I will go with David Ortiz.

Speaker 33 Okay, so David Ortiz is the all-time leader in Red Sox postseason history with 57 RBIs.

Speaker 12 Okay.

Speaker 31 I guess I'm just going to go compiler first, even though he probably didn't drive in a ton of runs. But we found out last week he had a bunch of homers.
Derek Jeter.

Speaker 33 Derek Jeter is second in Yankees history with 61 career postseason RBIs.

Speaker 16 How about that?

Speaker 24 Manny Ramirez.

Speaker 33 Manny Ramirez is second in Red Sox history with 38 career postseason RBIs.

Speaker 31 I'm going to go ahead and just

Speaker 31 say...

Speaker 12 You know what?

Speaker 32 How about Mr.

Speaker 33 October, Reggie Jackson?

Speaker 28 Okay, so Reggie Jackson is 17th in Yankees history.

Speaker 16 He has 29 career postseason RBI.

Speaker 31 It's so funny that Manny is second with 38th, but Reggie Jackson is 17th for the Yankees with 29.

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Speaker 12 A few more guys thanks.

Speaker 24 That's why I'm the Yankees in this debate between us.

Speaker 31 All right, our 2025 MLB expert. Who else was it going to be for the playoffs than Ad Nan Vurk? Ad Nan wearing his pitching ninja hat.
I'm here wearing my smells like seam spirit.

Speaker 31 baseball shirt from Rotowear specifically

Speaker 31 because I purchased this after a conversation with Jazz Chisholm Jr., who was wearing it back in Miami a couple of years ago.

Speaker 31 And we want to give Jazz some love because we're starting here with Yankees Red Sox. Obviously, I was at game one.
We've discussed that on the show. An absolute blast.

Speaker 31 But this series has been really everything you would want out of a Yankee Red Sox wild card series thus far, back and forth.

Speaker 31 Adnan, what are your thoughts on these first couple of games between these teams?

Speaker 31 Who do you think pulls it out here in game three in this matchup between rookie starters in Connolly Early and Cam Schlittler and why?

Speaker 47 I'm so glad that you got there, Jeremy, for game one. There's nothing quite like playoff baseball.
I know it's been a grind for you.

Speaker 47 I know you're fasting today, Jon Kapoor, but like, dude, just getting it in is absolutely phenomenal. So I'm glad you were there in the stadium.

Speaker 47 As far as game two is concerned, you know, here's my thing with the Yankees is just that they're so reliant on the home run. 50% of their runs are scored via the home run.

Speaker 47 And so far, we've seen a couple. Anthony Volpe was the low run in game one and Ben Rice in game two, but they've yet to really get going.
So it was nice to kind of see them scratch at a run like that.

Speaker 47 I wouldn't say quite manufacture a run, but using Jash Chisholm's speed and the fact he was not going to be denied, you're right. That was an incredible run around the bases.

Speaker 47 I mean, the guys scoring their first and last runs were on the bench in game one. So figure it out.
This is how the Yankees do things.

Speaker 47 As far as the pitching matchup is concerned, it's a bit of a stunner, right? Like you say to yourself, wow, the Red Sox crochet is incredible. And as advertised, 117 pitches shut down the Yankees.

Speaker 47 And then Chapman did. the rest.
Game two, you go, all right, well, Bayo, sure. And now Giolito being out is a real blow, I think, to the Red Sox.

Speaker 47 because even though he's had some control issues, he's been excellent the last couple months of the season. Early is a guy who made his debut September 9th.

Speaker 47 Cam Schlittler, big veteran compared to him, made his debut July 9th. So both these guys, I give the edge to Schlittler, who throws like 97, 98.
I think he's a terrific pitcher.

Speaker 47 I do think they'll both be relying to their bullpens. I don't see Early's going that long this game, but just the second pair of rookies to start a winner-take-off postseason game.

Speaker 47 Dustin May and Ian Anderson, 2020 NLCS. So

Speaker 47 I think ultimately the Yankees win this game because they've got the better offense. But I give props to Trevor Story and Boston for hanging in.
It's been a great story so far.

Speaker 47 And could I see them winning a game three? Yeah. But generally, the script felt to me, Jeremy, Crochet wins in one.
Yankees win the other two.

Speaker 31 It's been the same story with a left-handed ace in Detroit. Derek Skubel gets game one for the Detroit Tigers.
The Guardians come back and win game two. They're hosting game three.

Speaker 31 It's the early game today. Obviously, the Yankees and Red Sox had prime time at 8 o'clock.
You got a 3 p.m. start for these Tigers and Guardians, an all-day series.

Speaker 31 Jack Flaherty and Slade Saccone, a name that sounds like he could be in one of your Marty Scorsese movies.

Speaker 12 I love that name.

Speaker 31 What will ultimately be the deciding factor in this one that sends one of these teams to Seattle?

Speaker 47 I'm going to go San Diego talk to Slade Saccone. No, not Soccone.
Oh, my God. You know, Saccone is a rat.

Speaker 12 Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 34 That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 47 It's a great handle. There's no question about it.
The matchup at least, you know, Flaherty's really struggled down the stretch.

Speaker 47 So did Casey Myers, but Flarety in particular, I don't have much confidence in.

Speaker 47 And Saccone, as you know, pitched a near-no-hitter one of his final starts of the season, in addition to having a great name. At the start of the playoffs, I said, listen, Jeremy, you can't go chalk.

Speaker 47 I picked Tigers in three, and my rationale was Scuba wins you one, which he did, and then they'll find a way to win the other game. On paper, it shouldn't make sense.

Speaker 47 The Tigers were one for 15 with runners in scoring position in game two and left 15 runners on base. But the Guardians have the lowest on base percentage of any team in the playoffs.

Speaker 47 Pitching matchup, probably slight edge edge to Socone, but who cares? He's not exactly Cy Young out there. I see the Tigers win.

Speaker 47 If they got a couple more of those hits, they would have won that game, too, before Rock Tober and Rokio and the rest of the Guardians' offense woke up late in the game.

Speaker 47 So I'm calling the Tigers to win. I think, by the way, that's the best story, too, as a baseball fan.
50 and a half-game lead. You gagged it.

Speaker 47 You lost the division, but then you beat them in the playoffs. I'm pulling for Detroit, especially for J.K.
Simmons, who wrote the blurb for my book. Let's go, Tigers.

Speaker 31 It's all just bias from you, but go, gritty tiges.

Speaker 11 Come on, give it to me.

Speaker 31 Give it to Jason Benetti, who's who's been a friend of this show.

Speaker 47 We love him.

Speaker 31 He's the best.

Speaker 12 I'll go with Bernie Williams.

Speaker 27 Wow, Cody.

Speaker 11 All-time Yankees postseason RBI leader Bernie Williams has 80 career postseason RBI leaders.

Speaker 31 I'm so upset because I was kind of saving Bernie.

Speaker 24 I just stuck my tongue out at Jeremy for the listening on you.

Speaker 11 I wasn't sure you guys would get to him that early.

Speaker 33 I was surprised his name was a top.

Speaker 16 I know he played in all of those games.

Speaker 31 You know what I think that is?

Speaker 24 Kind of gave away my hint of like there were more playoff games in this era than that.

Speaker 31 Yeah, I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure he has the most postseason grand slams ever.

Speaker 31 Which would help.

Speaker 12 That helps.

Speaker 31 I'm really upset.

Speaker 1 Okay, let's go with

Speaker 35 Let's just do A-Rod.

Speaker 11 Okay. A-Rod is a nice pick.

Speaker 33 He is 11th in Yankees history.

Speaker 16 His 33 career postseason RBI. All right.

Speaker 24 I'm going to go with Jorge Posada.

Speaker 11 Jorge Posada is third.

Speaker 24 Me, man. Are you not just going with Bernie Williams?

Speaker 12 I know 32 postseason RBI. I'm so mad.

Speaker 32 I'm so mad. This is such a stupid game.

Speaker 31 I'm so mad at myself.

Speaker 11 Don't insult the game.

Speaker 43 No, it's my fault.

Speaker 31 All right, Ethan. I know it's my fault.

Speaker 23 Jamie's had a long couple days.

Speaker 9 We should have snake draft.

Speaker 31 Yeah, we should have. Dick.
Tino Martinez.

Speaker 11 Tino Martinez is another solid pick.

Speaker 16 Yeah, but 32 career postseason RBI.

Speaker 35 He is 13th behind A-rod.

Speaker 33 Scott Brocious.

Speaker 11 Solid pick.

Speaker 16 14th, 30 RBI.

Speaker 23 It is right there.

Speaker 31 Just because I know he had a big homer.

Speaker 45 Go on. Carlton Fisk.

Speaker 46 Nice.

Speaker 16 Six career postseason RBI for Carlton Fisk.

Speaker 31 That sucks.

Speaker 23 I'm going to go with a Red Sox here.

Speaker 34 I'm going to go with Jason Baritech.

Speaker 43 Wow.

Speaker 12 Cody is just on it today, man. No, it's a great one.
Third all-time

Speaker 33 in Red Sox history.

Speaker 46 He has 33 career postseason RBIs.

Speaker 12 This is just based like yeah, so it's just that one run.

Speaker 33 Cody has the number one Yankee and the top three Red Sox.

Speaker 31 So I'm gonna

Speaker 31 just say a name that Chris has said for like seven different games. Trot Nixon.

Speaker 12 The best name, dude.

Speaker 33 22. He is seventh all-time in Red Sox history.

Speaker 45 I'll take it.

Speaker 31 I'm gonna just because you've said it so many times, that's such a great name.

Speaker 33 It makes me so happy.

Speaker 34 Jason Giambi.

Speaker 33 Not on the top 30.

Speaker 12 Whoa. So the door is open.

Speaker 16 14 career postseason RBI for the the Yankees.

Speaker 31 Yeah, you're at 294. I'm at 183 going into this.

Speaker 45 So,

Speaker 36 Babe Ruth.

Speaker 35 Babe Ruth is on the Yankees postseason unless he is 16th with 30 career postseason RBI.

Speaker 31 All right, let's move on to the National League. It's time to get there, and we do have one more game today before we move ahead to what the Dodgers did last night and what they'll do moving forward.

Speaker 31 It's the Padres and the Cubs, which feels like maybe the most unpredictable and strange series thus far,

Speaker 31 just simply because if you looked at both of these teams at any point during the year, there was a point where each of them, you could have said, hey, this team's going to win the World Series, and you wouldn't have sounded crazy.

Speaker 31 And yet both teams right now headed in had a strange lack of momentum because there wasn't a ton to play for down the stretch.

Speaker 31 You got Jamison Tyon on the hill for Chicago, who's been pretty brilliant since returning from injury. You got former cub Ew Darvish on the hill for the San Diego Padres.

Speaker 31 And yet Mason Miller's probably the most important pitcher in this series. What do you expect here in game three, Adnan? And ultimately, which team should Milwaukee be rooting for to win this game?

Speaker 31 Because obviously they've had their struggles continuing to play well in the postseason.

Speaker 47 Well, the good news for Milwaukee is that when you have these teams playing three straight games, it really wears out their bullpens.

Speaker 47 Certainly, we know San Diego has the best bullpen in baseball, and Chicago's has been pretty solid as well.

Speaker 47 But so far, Jeremy, going into game three, the Padres' bullpen has accounted for eight and a third innings and the Cubs nine and two-thirds.

Speaker 47 And you got to imagine today, again, that bullpen will be utilized. You, Darvis, I can't see going more than five innings as far as Tyland's concern, same thing.
So I'm with you. I love Mason Miller.

Speaker 47 He's my favorite reliever to watch. He's an awesome dude.
The guy throws 104. Him and Moray Holin have now pitched back-to-back games.

Speaker 47 You'd think likely unavailable a third straight day, but no, it's the playoffs. If you need them, they'll pitch.

Speaker 47 But if they pitch three straight days, you've got to think eventually relying on that bullpen so much will wear you down.

Speaker 47 So I think the better matchup for Milwaukee, like I think the less dangerous team, in my opinion, at least is Chicago because there's pitching is Donner Strong.

Speaker 47 But I think if you're Milwaukee, you still want to see if the Padres are the team, as long as they use that bullpen, you're like, great, just wear those guys out and they'll be fresh and ready for Pat Murphy's team.

Speaker 47 But I do think Manny Machado, massive home run. I love Manny.
Happy to see him step up in that position.

Speaker 47 It's interesting. I'm going to go Padres just because that bullpen is so good.

Speaker 47 But again, I don't think it augers well moving forward because I do think the Brewers being wrested eventually when you're using a bullpen that much when you're that reliant on them, it can be a challenge.

Speaker 47 But I'm glad this series is going three. The fans have been awesome at Wrigley.
Padres Crubs is a fun series to watch. So I look forward to it.

Speaker 31 Yeah, I hope for those fans' sake that maybe it goes the Cubs' way, but I actually have to agree with you here that Padres lineup feels like one in a low-scoring series that has an opportunity to have more moments where a guy like Tatis or Machado can come through with a big home run.

Speaker 31 But let's move on to the Dodgers. Because I think the big sentiment across Major League Baseball was, hey, Reds, don't let the Dodgers get hot.
And yet that's exactly what they did.

Speaker 31 They let the Dodgers get hot. And that's really a nightmare for the rest of Major League Baseball.
You had Otani with his couple of home runs.

Speaker 31 Now he's going to start game one of the NLDS against the Phillies, which is genuinely just like hilarious to think about who this person is.

Speaker 31 But what's the level of concern if you're the Philadelphia Phillies here with the Dodgers advancing?

Speaker 31 What's sort of your prediction for this series, which to me, looks like it might be an NLDS that's really an NLCS. Do you think the winner of this one ultimately advances to the World Series as well?

Speaker 47 I do. Absolutely.
I think it's going to be must-see TV. I think the winner of Phillies Dodgers makes of the World Series.
I interviewed Pat Murphy last week, and I basically said that to him as well.

Speaker 47 I'm like, you realize Milwaukee has the most wins in the regular season. You're the number one seed.
No one's picking you guys. He goes, no, I'm well aware of that.

Speaker 47 He's like, yep, we're going to use the odds versus the mentality. Everyone wants to pick Dodgers, Philly's fine.

Speaker 47 But I do think, you know, as great a season as Milwaukee's had, the Dodgers starting pitching hasn't been healthy until now. The Phillies haven't been clicking until now.

Speaker 47 The only conservative Phillies is no Zach Wheeler. Yes.
But you and I know that you've seen Christopher Sanchez pitch. He's a cyon candidate.
Ranger Suarez has been great.

Speaker 47 You know, maybe Nola can step up. I think Jesus Lazzardo, you know him from his time with the Marlboroughs.
He's pretty good.

Speaker 47 So actually, I'm like, Wheeler's awesome, but I'm like, and that Phillies offense could bang. I mean, Schwarber with his 56 home runs, 132 ribbies.
He's going to be a ton of fun to watch.

Speaker 47 Trey Turner is a batting champion. So I do think Phillies Dodgers will be for all the Marbles.
As you said for the Reds, don't let the Dodgers get hot, particularly Mookie Betts.

Speaker 47 He's now had a sizzling September after having a terrible regular season. He went four for five yesterday, three ribbies.

Speaker 47 You know, Atani, as you mentioned, the game one, Ben Rorpet's been a revelation for them as catcher with Will Smith out. He went two for three, a couple of runs scored.

Speaker 47 I kept, was really so curious what they're going to do with the Otani, and I think it was brilliant by Dave Roberts, Jeremy. I'm like, don't use him because you don't need to.

Speaker 47 So if they needed him in a game three, yeah, but they didn't. Now he starts game one.

Speaker 47 We know his offense generally suffers if he's pitching, but dude, just go out there and pitch and throw five, six innings, whatever you need to do, and the rest of the offense will pick it up.

Speaker 47 So, yeah, I mean, the Reds, just feeble performance by them. They just, I mean, the pitching currently couldn't stand up at all.
It's fresh when you see Hunter Green get knocked around.

Speaker 47 You kind of knew that would happen in game two as well. But yeah, Dodgers, Phillies, I'm already looking forward to it.
I think it's going to be an awesome series.

Speaker 31 I can only think about two things as we go through the National League there, and actually three things as we go through the National League because of my Marlins bias.

Speaker 31 We're talking about Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Jesus Lozardo as potential X factors here in the postseason.

Speaker 31 We're talking about Mason Miller, who, of course, my guy, Kyle Stowers, hit that walk-off grand slam against earlier in the year when he was still with the athletics.

Speaker 31 And ultimately, when we're talking about these teams and the Reds really putting up that feeble performance, how about the Marlins making a difference in what the postseason was ultimately going to be?

Speaker 31 Because they knocked the Mets out of that spot. And who knows how the Mets potentially could have done against the Dodgers, although the Dodgers do feel like a wagon.

Speaker 31 All right, Adan, thank you for joining us for this first. playoff episode of the pitch clock.
We'll have you back, hopefully, nearly every single week.

Speaker 31 I've got a book that I was put in a position to have to plug here.

Speaker 14 Nice.

Speaker 31 Make me commissioner, Jane Levy, this book. Go buy it.

Speaker 11 Go get it wherever you can.

Speaker 45 Hey, another one.

Speaker 31 Cinephile.

Speaker 47 Yeah, my man. Thank you, Jeremy.

Speaker 31 I also recently purchased this one. These are both my own personal copies from two of my favorite baseball people.

Speaker 31 The two most recent episodes of the pitch clock. So go buy both of these books.
Adnan, thank you so much for your time as always.

Speaker 47 You're too kind, Jeremy. Thank you so much, buddy.
Can't wait to sign it whenever I see you next. And shout out to Jane, by the way.
Love her Kofax book. It was absolutely fantastic.

Speaker 47 I haven't read the Mickey Mantle book, but I've heard enough about it. The fact Mickey hit on her, which was terrible.
But I look forward to reading this new book as well.

Speaker 47 I love the, geez, the relationships you've made in baseball. I'm nothing but Jane.
I mean, that's big time.

Speaker 37 Good for you, buddy.

Speaker 31 It's pretty special

Speaker 31 to have a new

Speaker 32 Jewish buddy in my life.

Speaker 31 Jane Levy. She's the best.
You're the best, Adanan. And we will chat with you probably next week.
Looking forward to it. Let's get back to our game between Chris and myself.

Speaker 36 Ted Williams.

Speaker 31 Yeah, the issue with the guys of that era is there weren't any

Speaker 33 rounds. They just make the World Series, right?

Speaker 45 Yeah.

Speaker 43 It's like you win your league. It's just tough.

Speaker 45 It's like, I just don't know.

Speaker 33 So here's a stunner. Yeah.

Speaker 45 Ted Williams, not on there?

Speaker 33 Not on the top 30.

Speaker 24 Opening the door for you right now.

Speaker 43 One career postseason RBI.

Speaker 27 295. For Ted Williams.

Speaker 34 Joe DiMaggio.

Speaker 28 Okay, DiMaggio's 15th.

Speaker 43 He had 30 career postseason RBIs.

Speaker 23 What a pity.

Speaker 31 Like, his voice right there.

Speaker 12 Okay.

Speaker 34 Hey, Jeremy, that was a good one. Don't feel feel bad, though.
That was a good guess, Jeremy.

Speaker 31 Say whatever the f your last name is.

Speaker 33 What I'm saying is, you might think that some of these guys didn't put up great postseason number counting stats.

Speaker 31 But they did. DiMaggio had 30, so I'm down by 52.
Man, I'm about to beat him with this. This is your last pick.

Speaker 23 That's a wild name.

Speaker 24 No, I don't think I'm going to beat him.

Speaker 32 Bill Miller.

Speaker 31 Yeah, great name.

Speaker 27 M-U-E.

Speaker 16 Bill Miller had four career postseason RBI.

Speaker 31 Ethan, I need to know this answer. How many players are left on this list that have 55 RBIs or more?

Speaker 45 That's what you're down?

Speaker 43 55 or more?

Speaker 16 You're done for it.

Speaker 31 I'm done. Yeah.
It's over.

Speaker 28 I can tell you that the two highest totals left are both 40.

Speaker 46 Damn.

Speaker 43 They're both Yankees.

Speaker 12 If he names both of them in 30 seconds, he wins. Okay.

Speaker 11 Okay. I like this.
Double or nothing.

Speaker 43 This is no like double or nothing.

Speaker 12 Oh, I got to get it.

Speaker 11 This is 30 starting right now.

Speaker 35 Yeah, 30 seconds in 3, 2, 1.

Speaker 33 Now you can think. So I'm looking.

Speaker 45 Two Yankees

Speaker 45 40 RBIs picked up.

Speaker 12 We've had enough help here, Ethan.

Speaker 17 Thank you.

Speaker 38 Going around each position.

Speaker 31 Paul O'Neal.

Speaker 26 That's a great one.

Speaker 33 He is not one of the Yankees.

Speaker 12 Though

Speaker 12 he did have 34 career postseason RBI and he was 10th all-time.

Speaker 11 The other two were Giancarlo Stanton, 40 career postseason RBIs. Think about it.

Speaker 23 He's been great in the postseason.

Speaker 11 Hit a lot of big homes.

Speaker 32 Not Judge, right?

Speaker 11 And Mickey Mantle, 40 postseason RBIs. Aaron Judge, for all that people say about Aaron Judge in the postseason, 34 career postseason RBIs.

Speaker 12 He's 9th all time RBI.

Speaker 31 Let me say something that is very upsetting because we could have at least had the drama. If I had gotten Paul O'Neal right, Mickey Mantle was my next name.

Speaker 23 I lose.

Speaker 31 Chris gets the first postseason win.

Speaker 33 Let me total it up for fun. Yeah.

Speaker 45 For the fans at home.

Speaker 33 299 to 277 is the official total here.

Speaker 24 Bernie Williams is where this thing.

Speaker 12 Yeah, really.

Speaker 12 That was the big one.

Speaker 33 And that's on me.

Speaker 31 I shouldn't have gone with Mr.

Speaker 11 October for something that's all about October baseball.

Speaker 12 How foolish of me.

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