August 16, 2024 • 44 mins
Year 4 and the MLB Show Podcast: The Mixtape is back for more.
We've got that blend of hip-hop, highlights, and insights that you can only get from the team at MLBbro.com.
Hosted by JR Gamble aka Da Gambler
Track Listing:
- Intro
- Never Cheat the Game (Song)
- Brett's Reps w/ Brett Quintyne
- Welcome to the Show (Song)
- Oh Yeah (Song)
- Ryan's Rationale w/ Ryan Holt
- Get Down (Song)
- Bounz 4 Me (Song)
- Peep This! w/ Devon Cook
- What's Poppin'
- Going Deep w/ OG Mark Gray
- A Bro U Need To Know w/ Rob Parker
- The Numbers Man w/ Sebastian Baugh
- Let's Cook w/ Devon Cook
- No. 5 Is An Issue (Song)
- Classic Hits w/ David Grubb
- Black Ace Report w/ JP the Rook
- Chritt's Countdown w/ Yung Chritt
- CJ Abrams Interview
- 1st to 3rd w/ Rachel Hill
- Outro
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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and contributions to culture that the Bros continue to breathe
into baseball.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
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Speaker 1 (00:37):
From Bro Bombs to stolen bases to black Aces.
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The voice of Black Baseball.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
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BRO doubleheader today. Remember the heart of the game lies
in the diversity of the game and the spirit of
black baseball that dates back to the Negro leagues.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
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with visits because I'm not nice. I ain't satisfied with
good to bring I needed twice. I ain't never cheat
the game.
Speaker 4 (02:21):
Everything I did right.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
I ain't never cheat the.
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Game everything I did right.
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change the game for the better. We shifting the bellas
and'm gonna being broke shows you already know I'm at
the cage every day, back in that my creek. So
I'm in the outfield in the game on You're gonna couch.
There ain't no home runs and go get.
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I have to shut him down.
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I'm the truth.
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Boy, boy, you know who the nicest, even the principals.
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the chicks, but they go trade.
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I can never lose to the books, but be quite fun.
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such mimos stretch I could never taken like.
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Trying to slide.
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I'm in the south field when the came home. You
on the cow still ain't no stolen basis.
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May get that out of hair to take home.
Speaker 10 (03:18):
The spread quick with Brett's reps for nb Pro Show
podcast It's a mixtape. Power from both sides of the
plate is important when it comes to run production. In
this case, we are talking about switch hitters. We're talking
about a father and son duel that could deliver I
mean some serious home run power. Cecil Grant Fielder, he
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was a right handed batter, and his son, Prince Semion
Fielder hit from the left side. Both brought a lot
to the game in a relatively short amount of time.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Let's dive in.
Speaker 10 (03:51):
Many folks don't realize that Fielder actually made his Big
Lead debut at nineteen eighty five with the Toronto Blue Jays.
He actually helped him win the division title that year
in his rookie season and got a double in the
American League Championship Series. Those first four seasons in the
big leagues, they're pretty quiet for Fielder, as he played
very spearingly behind a couple of lefty bros in Willie
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Upshaw and Fred McGriff. Fielder felt he was an everyday player,
so he left the country.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Yes, he left the country. We'll talk more on that.
Speaker 10 (04:22):
Prince Fielder, like his dad, made his big league debut
at age twenty one, this time with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Milwaukee brass knew they had something special in the future,
so they made him their regular first baseman beginning in
two thousand and six. Speaking of becoming a regular first baseman,
Cecil Fielder went to Japan back in nineteen eighty nine
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to get his reps. He figured something out, and he
came back to the States with the Detroit Tigers and
went on a hitting tear three of the next four seasons.
He was an All Star, never hitting less than thirty
homers in a season while collecting at least a hundred
and seventeen runs batted in each year, as well as
a very special nineteen ninety fifty one homers and one
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hundred and thirty two runs batted in. Nobody had a
fifty home run season in the nineteen eighties. The last
guy to do it before him another bro That was
George Foster back in nineteen seventy seven. Back to fielder,
though Prince a fifty homer season in two thousand and seven,
a league leaving one hundred and forty one runs batted
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in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Three All Star appearances for Milwaukee in a five year span.
Speaker 10 (05:35):
Including All Star MVP hores in twenty eleven. He was
that guy in the center of the Brewers lineup the Tigers.
They meant a lot to the fielders, as Cecil hit
eighty five homers in his last two and a half
years there. I say half because he was built to
the New York Yankees at the trade deadline of nineteen
ninety six and fielded not only returned to the playoffs
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for the first time since nineteen eighty five, but helped
the Bronx Farmers win their first.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Title since nineteen seventy eight, his son Prince.
Speaker 10 (06:07):
He was an All Star for the Tigers as well,
playing in every game for Detroit in twenty twelve and
twenty thirteen, fifty five homers and two hundred and fourteen
runs batted and combined. A trade would send at the
time a very durable Prince fielder to the Texas Rangers,
but injuries would ultimately end his twelve year career after
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his year and a half Yankee run Cecil played for
the Angles and Rangers, but retired after thirteen Major League seasons,
nine All Star appearances between them, along with five Silver
Slover Awards. They're the only father son duel to each
have a fifty home run season. We said earlier that
they had power in a very even manner. That's because
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they finished their career each with exactly three hundred and
nineteen home runs.
Speaker 3 (06:54):
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Hit his home.
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you hey, Aaron, good look if you can catch me.
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early be riding for each other. Should be though I
thought you happy. Oh. Welcome to the MLB show. Welcome
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MLB Bro. Yeah, welcome to the MLB shown.
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Welcome to MLB Bro. Welcome to the MLB show, Welcome.
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To MLB Bro, I'm about that at the apartment out
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Show up to the brown and black.
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Oh yeah, welcome to the MLB shown, Welcome to MLB bro,
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A Yeah, it's.
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Don't waste time, the bros. We about the case slam.
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Speaker 13 (12:01):
Yeah, oh yeah, Ryan, keep firing. You're really the best.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Bet back at you. Thirty five and fourteen on a year,
Let's get it.
Speaker 14 (12:18):
Our first matchup takes us to Saint Louis, Missouri, Friday,
where we have the Los Angeles Dodgers versus the Saint
Louis Cardinals Bros. Jordan Walker getting the call up for
Saint Louis after a great start to August in Tripaa
looks for him to be an impact for the Cardinals
down the stretch. Friday, we have Tyler Glass now on
the mound for the Dodgers. We also have to return
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the Mookie best this week. Maxix monksly looks to be
returning Roe soon for the Dodgers as well. For the
Dodgers to really start to click down the stretch as
that lineup gets healthy, Dodgers.
Speaker 2 (12:48):
Take care of business on the road in Saint Louis
as they roll.
Speaker 9 (12:51):
Over the cars.
Speaker 13 (12:52):
Ryan keep firing.
Speaker 14 (12:54):
Our next matchup takes us to Anaheim, California Saturday, where
we have the Atlanta Braves versus Lost Angelus Angels of
Anahei Rose Michael Harris returns to Atlanta Braves line up
this week. Should help them with the defense and the
speed on the base pass Saturday. Chris Sales on the mouth,
guy's been lights out all year. Saw young candidate. I
think he takes care of business, cools those Angels bats.
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He would be hard for them to figure out. A
town rolls in Anahei.
Speaker 13 (13:19):
Ryan keep firing.
Speaker 14 (13:21):
Our last matchup is the Battle of the Bay on
Sunday in Oakland, San Francisco Giants versus the Oakland A's.
Oakland has really been swinging the bat, scoring eight or
more runs eight times in twenty one games.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
Sunday.
Speaker 14 (13:35):
I think they meet their match. Blake Snell guys just
been pitching incredible. I think he cools those bats down
of the A's as the Giants finished off the A's
on Sunday.
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This is your man.
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Ryan Holt signing off at Emily Drove dot com.
Speaker 13 (13:50):
Ryan, keep firing. You're really the best bet to the mix.
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Life. Gotta get it around the base, get.
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I'll steeled for Los Angeles Dodgers Mookie becks Man, it's
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Milwaukee Brewers, Bess looked like he's never skipped to be
He went two four with three RBI and one bro
bomb in the top of the third.
Speaker 11 (20:11):
A two round homer into deep blatfout field.
Speaker 17 (20:13):
Bets was able to get points on the board after
eight weeks, despite the Dodgers sitting with seventy wins at
this mark.
Speaker 11 (20:19):
Mookies wanting to key piece to the lineup.
Speaker 17 (20:21):
He can do everything on the defensive end, from outfield
to second base and shortstop. Offensively, before his injury, he
was first second in the league at hits, runs in
bad and average, which makes the Dodgers team so lethal.
Win it betags to scoring with that loaded up line up.
Great to see the super team back together. Keep going showtime.
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Speaker 18 (20:50):
It all started when justice was served to another baseball
winning the first inning, Aaron Judge knocked in his league leading.
Speaker 2 (20:59):
Forty five a run to give the Yankees a two
one lead. What's better than one MLB bro going to work?
How about two?
Speaker 18 (21:10):
And we saw exactly that and yesterday's Yankees versus Blue
Jays matchup. But not to be outdone, fellow MLB bro
Trent Grisham knocked in his own two run homer to
give the Yankees a four to one lead in the
second inning. The two MLB bros combined to go three
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for seven with four RBIs in the Yankees a three
win over the Blue Jays yesterday. Of course, we know
the Yankees are a team to watch, especially with bros
like Judge Grisham and even Jazz Chisholm Junior, who can
erupt any game.
Speaker 6 (21:56):
And that's what's popping.
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Managers make the big bucks, get credit for success and
face the blame when the team wins or losers. However,
coaches that work with players every day are the ones
that are grooming the stars of today and tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (22:20):
So what's the deal.
Speaker 19 (22:21):
It's the boy the MLBO g Mark Gray and I'm
going deep for the mixtape. Minnesota Twins third base coach
Tommy Watkins is the outfield guru somewhere near the waters
of Lake Minnetonka and has had a major impact on
a career of players like Byron Buxton. His positive energy
and smooth personality helps Calhoun stay in tuned with the
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new generation that.
Speaker 2 (22:45):
I think it's starting to be cool again.
Speaker 20 (22:46):
And you know they say let the kids play, mother,
They're starting to see guys have fun, and I should
encourage young people to play more.
Speaker 19 (22:54):
Watkins founded the Tommy Watkins Foundation, who, according to the
websites mission is dedicated to providing social, athletic, educational, and
scholarship opportunities for youth in need in his hometown of
Fort Myers, Florida, where he's trying to give the chance
for a new era of players who will someday make
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it to the show.
Speaker 20 (23:17):
I created it just to get back to my community
where I was born and raised, or any community that
I'm a part of.
Speaker 19 (23:25):
Like Minneapolis, after seeing baseball lose it's cool with younger bros.
The Twins third base coach now season game where speed
and athleticism is resonating with.
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A new generation like a diggable planets.
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Track.
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Probably took a step back from being cool, but I
think you're starting to see it again, especially with the
speed in the game off the games being quicker and
just the distilling of the bases and stuff like that.
I think it's starting to be cool again.
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For more information on Tommy's foundation, log onto Tommy Watkins
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Here's a bro you need to know from mlbpro dot com.
A bro you need to know is slugger Chris.
Speaker 22 (24:15):
Davis best spelled khrs and Chris Davis in twenty eighteen
led all of Major League Baseball in home runs.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
Chris Davis broke into the.
Speaker 23 (24:30):
Big leagues in twenty thirteen with the Milwaukee Brewers, and
he ended the year with eleven home runs in one
hundred and thirty six at bess with a slugging percentage
of five ninety six. Davis's best year was in twenty
eighteen with the Oakland A's. He had a major league
leading forty eight home runs and one hundred and twenty
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three RBI. That came after twenty seventeen, where he hit
forty three home runs and had one hundred and ten
RBIs and had also completed three straight years of over
one hundred RBI for.
Speaker 2 (25:09):
The Oakland A's.
Speaker 23 (25:11):
Davis struggled at the plate after that, wound up going
to the Texas Rangers and then back to the Oakland
age to finish.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
His major league career.
Speaker 23 (25:21):
But Davis had two hundred and twenty one lifetime home
runs with five hundred and ninety RBI. We know about
Chris Davis's power, but probably one of the craziest stats
we ever saw in twenty eighteen, he batted two forty seven.
Speaker 2 (25:41):
That marked the fourth.
Speaker 23 (25:42):
Consecutive season in which he batted to forty seven.
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That's why Chris Davis is a bro.
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You need to know.
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Com or Wings Obvious A plus.
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Baseball is a game of stats. I'm sebasketball, and I'm
the numbers made.
Speaker 24 (26:12):
Lamont Wade Junior showed in twenty twenty three how valuable
he can be as a long term first basemen in
San Francisco, and at the age of thirty, he continues
to just get better and better in all facets of
his game. Last season, Lamont Way Junior put up a
one to twenty two weighted runs created plus and a
three to sixty expected weighted on base average, both career
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bests up to that point. This season, however, Wade has
uped both of these tallies to a one thirty waiter
runs created plus and a three seventy expected weight on
base average. Wade has improved from great to amazing this season,
and his improvements are not limited to the bat. The
zero outs above average at first base is a plus
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three improvement from last season, making him an improved defender.
And a devastating hitter at the same time. These simultaneous
improvements have combined for Lamont's one point six fangrass War
total in just eighty four games, nearly matching his total
of one point eight last season in one hundred and
thirty five games. With an on base percentage of over
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four hundred, Lamontway Junior is one of, if not the
most devastating hitter on the Giants roster at the moment.
With the Giants playoff hopes still alive in a tough
NL West, Lamontway Junior could be the X factor down
the line in San Francisco.
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Sebastian Ball. He has the analytics, the stats and makes
it all massed for.
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MLB BRO podcast the Mixtape Let's get some numbers right,
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The game's life in the regular season, the playoff bitch
sturning the round out. There's been huge contributions for many
bros who're playing for the best teams in the league.
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With the Cleveland Guardians and New York Yankees, they're.
Speaker 17 (28:08):
Both sting with seventy two wins, top two teams in.
Speaker 11 (28:10):
The America League. The Cleveland Guardians are.
Speaker 17 (28:12):
Currently on the five game win streak with talon machine
first base on Josh Naylor making a huge impact.
Speaker 11 (28:18):
Naylor's last seven games his twenty six times that back
He's mussed up seven, his three runs, one home run,
six SARBA. With the two sixty nine bat and average,
he's one of the guys who makes a con when
he's at back.
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Leeds the league for first basement with twenty six home
runs in eighty eight RBL in the season for the
Yankees center field Airon Judge, It's widely being.
Speaker 11 (28:38):
Recognized as one of the best batters of this decade.
Speaker 17 (28:41):
His name would be forever cemented and expect to have
a career like guys like Alex Rodriguez or Barry Bones.
At the recent career home run mark as the fastest
player MLB history to reach three hundred home runs, There's
still a very long career to be one of those guys, but.
Speaker 11 (28:56):
Judge is having another phenomenal season.
Speaker 17 (28:59):
Expect to be for first team All MLB al MVP
recipient Judges close having sixty plus homers on the season.
Juste has one hundred and forty two hits, ninety five
runs forty three home runs one hundred and ten RBI
with a three thirty three bad average league later a
home runs in RBI with forty games left in the
pace that judges playing.
Speaker 11 (29:18):
He will have a chance to build.
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Up those stats Chiefs with sixty plus homers as We'll
be serving it up all season long right here on
MLB Bros Podcast The Mixtape, I'm devine cook, stay hungry.
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now with status places. He wanted to bring the city back.
That's how we deal with When CJ. Brock defended captain,
that's up prepend DC. It's time to ull bring the
city back. Six three long and lanky with a blister
in the band of Bros got the nets myna league
system back to one solo trade. Mike Prinzo wants to
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fade you, not out far in the GM Who've been
nice for days.
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getting that spinning on his back.
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employ to reckon destroy the MLB broke scene. So high lads,
your boy average creeping up Homer's double digits the nets
are in the cut with the tunnel vision and as
the team throws, so will Abrams game. This ain't that
team flow. Aprams already in the game, and you see
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the progression as he's rising from fame. He's learning to
win walk offs, homers, and missiles. This ain't the next
in Abrams Yoey don't double tripple. He hits the doubles
and triples. The effected ripple number five is initial.
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This CJ.
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April he's catching off that rookie slap. That's baddest place said.
He went through Prince the City.
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sixty back. Look at CJ. Abel he's catching post at
fifty slack. That was status place.
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He's going through Princeton City.
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faded captain. That's us for DC. It's found from Prince
the City. It's the right.
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It's those classics with Davy Girl be Road podcast.
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What's up, everybody.
Speaker 25 (31:57):
I'm David Grub and you're listening to classic hits the
MLB Bro Show podcast The Mixtape. You can also catch
me each and every Monday on mlbbro dot com with
my weekly column, Diamond Cuts. You wouldn't expect me to
be talking about Barry Bonds here on Classic Kids.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
The man is arguably the greatest player whoever lived.
Speaker 25 (32:15):
His resumes feats for itself the twenty two seasons of
unparalleled excellence, with fourteen All Star Game appearances, seven MVP Awards,
eight Gold Gloves, two batting titles, and a list.
Speaker 2 (32:25):
Of records longer than the Golden gate Bridge. There was
a time when historic.
Speaker 25 (32:29):
Baseball feats were called Rufie because someone was reaching levels
that only the Great Bay Roof had before. Now some
of the Roop's marks have been beaten, but in the
modern era, folks are chasing.
Speaker 2 (32:39):
Barry and not the Bay.
Speaker 25 (32:41):
This week's episode of the Mixtape drops on my birthday,
So indulge me while I look back at one of
the marks that Bonds set on my big day. On
US eleventh, two thousand and one, Bonds, that's something he
had never done before. At the age of thirty six,
Barry hit his fiftieth home run of the season, top
of his career best of forty nine.
Speaker 2 (32:57):
From the previous year.
Speaker 25 (32:59):
The homer came in his one one hundred and seventeenth game,
breaking Sammy Sosi's record.
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And becoming the fastest player ever to reach that milestone.
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During that two.
Speaker 26 (33:07):
Thousand and one season, Bombs will go on to set
the Major league single season home run record with seventy
three home runs while batting three twenty eight and leaving
the National League and on base percentage slugging OPS and
drawing an incredible one hundred and seventy seven walks while
breezing to its fourth MVP award. Over a five year
stretch from two thousand two thousand and four, Barry averaged three.
Speaker 25 (33:28):
Thirty nine with five point thirty five OVP and an
OPS of one point three one six. He walked eight
hundred and seventy two times, scored six hundred and fifteen runs.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
Drove in five hundred and forty four, and hit two
hundred and fifty eight home runs.
Speaker 25 (33:45):
Because average season during that time included fifty two homers,
one hundred and nine RBI, eighty two extra base hits,
and one hundred and seventy four walks. No One in
baseball history has ever seen fewer hittable pitches than Barry Bombs,
and no one has done more with the ones he
did see. It remains one of the great injustices in
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all of sports that Bonds hasn't received.
Speaker 2 (34:09):
His rightful enshrinement in Cooper style.
Speaker 25 (34:11):
For a young man who grew up in the shadow
his father, Bobby and his godfather, really Mays, Barry Bonds
continues to cast a shadow over the entire game of baseball.
While the game may ask us to forget him, ignoring
his excellence in his feats, Barry Bonds will look forever
the record books, whether the.
Speaker 2 (34:26):
Hall of Fame acknowledges him or not. I'm David Grubb
and this has been classic. Kids. Now back to the
mix Age Report.
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Black Age Report, black Age Report.
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It's the black Age Report, black Age Report, black Age Report.
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What's up, everybody?
Speaker 27 (34:49):
This is justin patrully with the black Age Report on
the MLB bro Show podcast Mixgame. Here's where you get
the latest on the Melanie to mount marauders or shoveling
with precision and popping out all across the big leagues.
So let's check the report. Hunter Green's hot streak continues
to put the MLB on notice. He pitched on both
August eighth and August fourteenth and went a combined thirteen
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innings and allowed a total of four runs, thirteen total strikeouts,
and picked up the win. In the ladder of his starts,
Green has had quality starts in each of his last
seven starts, as he's gone at least six innings and
allowed three or three runs, and every one of those
appearances he has produced an ERA of zero point nine
to eight in his scorching hot stretch. Blackjack Flarerty made
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his debut at Dodger Stadium on August ninth, going five
and two thirds innings and allowing nine hits, four runs
while striking out ten battles. He also pitched a total
of one hundred and ten pitches, which of the most
he's pitched all season.
Speaker 6 (35:42):
He allowed more hits.
Speaker 27 (35:43):
And runs than normal, but it was still good enough
for Flarity to earn his second win as a Dodger.
Flarity will have the chance to go three to zero
to start a Dodger's career, as he'll be pitching on
August fifteenth in Milwaukee against the Brewers. After having an
out of this world stretch of starts from June eighth
to July twenty fifth, TODs Bradley has seemingly fallen back
down to earth.
Speaker 6 (36:03):
In his last three starts.
Speaker 27 (36:04):
He's only gone to combine fourteen innings and has allowed
fifteen earned runs, twenty one hits, and has only struck
out fifteen.
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Batters, earning the loss in each started.
Speaker 27 (36:13):
This ruugh three game stretch has brought in Bradley's era
up from two point four to three to three.
Speaker 6 (36:18):
Point four to nine.
Speaker 27 (36:19):
As the Rays are still fighting for a wildcard slot,
they will need their young flame throwder bounce back, as
he is key for any success down the stretch. Marcus
Stroman has bounced back in a huge way for the
Yankees as he's had one of his best starts in
quite some time.
Speaker 6 (36:33):
The strow Show pitched on August eleventh, and he went.
Speaker 27 (36:36):
Five innings, only allowing four hits and one run, earning
the win for the first time since June twenty second.
Stroman had his start before this one scratched to give
him a chance to clear his head and reset, and
it worked.
Speaker 6 (36:47):
Stroman will go again and try to keep it going.
Speaker 27 (36:50):
On August eighteenth, when he pitches at the Little League
Classic and Williamsport against the Tigers.
Speaker 6 (36:55):
That's the black Age report for this week. This is
JP the rook now back to the mix.
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All season, Young Krit. He hand to tell you about
the bro Bombers.
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Here to tell you about low Dramma.
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Young Krit. Let him know who's on your top MLB bros.
Speaker 28 (37:13):
What's up everybody? This is Young Krit and this is
my box. He count out at the biggest place maybe
mb Bros over the past seven days. This week coming
get at number five, we have Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams,
who made the season debut last month and has been
lights out since Attorney. On Saturday, he punished out three
batters in the ninth and shut the door on the
Reds to get his first save of the year and
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preserver one other victory for a squad up next.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
To number four.
Speaker 28 (37:37):
Twins third baseman Royce Lewis continues his power surch on Monday.
He collects two hits, including a two run home run
for his fifteenth of the year. His pro bomb helped
the Twins getting a three win over the Royals. Sitting
in the three spot, if you've got George s Bingger
who does it again? The bougets outfitter get another lead
our pro bomb for the fifty ninth of his career,
closing the gap on ligendary mb bro Ricky Henderson. James
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went on to defeat the A's three to one, and
and number two this week the Washington National center fielder
James would show up big for a squad on Saturday,
hitting a solo shot and then later on hitting an
RBI double and then that's five for it. Come from
a high victory over the Angels. Finally number one our
Krits countdown. He's back Dodgers shows. Stop Moviie Bets. They
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just turned to the lineup on Monday and hit a
two run shot in the second at bat, giving him
number eleven on the year, helping the Dodgers get the
five to two victory over the Brew Crew.
Speaker 2 (38:28):
The big story today is the return of number fifty
Marcus Lynn Betts.
Speaker 4 (38:33):
This is blasted left field. Indeed on the track, the
Mookie bets back with a bang.
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That's it until next week. I'm you on Chrit and
it has been Chrits comed down on the MLB Bro
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burn calories, both count runners going believe us.
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ritual game.
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the oven.
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and Mookie is back with the soul glow, just got
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Let that fun flow back to really where Marcus through
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the stroke.
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Tonhington boom.
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Are you surprised or this is the elevation that you're expected.
Speaker 29 (40:53):
We just we just put in the work, you know,
go go with it. I'm excited, excited to be here, grateful,
you know, put on for the Nationals and my family.
Speaker 7 (41:02):
What was going through you?
Speaker 1 (41:03):
I had a couple of years back when you know,
I guess you had your heart set on playing for
the Padres and then you were.
Speaker 2 (41:09):
Part of that one soul of trade.
Speaker 7 (41:11):
What was your thought process during that time?
Speaker 2 (41:13):
Oh?
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I mean I just went with it.
Speaker 29 (41:15):
You know, things happened, and everything happens for a reason
in my head, So I just went with it, you know,
kept kept going, working on my game and trying to
be the best player I could be.
Speaker 9 (41:23):
Get run down with the.
Speaker 7 (41:24):
National what's the best thing about this season to personally
with the Naws?
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That's I mean, it's a tight group.
Speaker 29 (41:31):
We got good energy every day.
Speaker 4 (41:33):
I think we're gonna be really good really soon.
Speaker 29 (41:35):
So we're just gonna keep working, take it day by
day and to see how things though.
Speaker 7 (41:38):
Who did you pint in your game, masketb when when
you were younger?
Speaker 2 (41:40):
And who did you look up to?
Speaker 13 (41:41):
You?
Speaker 29 (41:42):
I watched a lot of King Griff you kretting Niffe Junior,
you know, sweet swing highlights, Barry Bonds. Yeah, just I
didn't really watch much baseball, but those those two were
my biggest two.
Speaker 7 (41:54):
Well, you didn't watch too much baseball? So how did
you get into baseball? Your dad put you on that
baseball field.
Speaker 4 (41:59):
My dad, for sure.
Speaker 29 (42:00):
Ever since I could walk, I had a little hoone
bat in my hand South Ambler, you know, ever since
I could walk out playing baseball when I was like
four is my first team.
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And I fell in love with you. Rachel Hill always
had a school and she took us so first to third.
Speaker 30 (42:14):
With two MLB bros and a football player for six
years from Major seven to twelve, well Benson and Zabian
Curry played together on the Sandstone Red Sox youth baseball
team southwest of Atlanta. The lifelong friends met up again
as they were both players with the Cleveland Guardians in
the twenty twenty two season. A dream that both of
them had when they were young was to play in
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the major leagues together.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
And they did.
Speaker 30 (42:38):
They both made their major league debuts two weeks apart.
Curry is a pitcher and Will is an outfielder for
the reds Now At the time, right after their debuts,
Benson said, We've been talking about this day forever.
Speaker 2 (42:50):
It's amazing.
Speaker 30 (42:51):
Curry said, that's honestly another blessing that I don't even
know how to describe. Their youth baseball coach Tony Douglas
had never seen one of his former players reached majors.
Speaker 2 (43:01):
Now he seemed two former.
Speaker 30 (43:03):
Sandtown Red Sox teammates no less in the span of
fourteen days. The Red Sox were a rec league team
that primarily played against other teams in Sandtown. For a
few of those summers, the Red Sox and Field featured
a defensive wizard named Justin Fields, who is currently a
backup quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers after previously playing with
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the Chicago Bears. Justin used his baseball talents and went.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
In another direction. But they will never forget those.
Speaker 30 (43:29):
Days of playing when they enjoyed a good deal of
success on the travel ball circuit over the six years.
This is Rachel Hill with first to third for mlbbro
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with visits because I'm not nice. I ain't satisfied with
good to bring I needed twice. I ain't never cheat
the game.
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Game everything I did right.
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change the game for the better. We shifting the bellas
and'm gonna being broke shows you already know I'm at
the cage every day, back in that my creek. So
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There ain't no home runs and go get.
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such mimos stretch I could never taken like.
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May get that out of hair to take home.
Speaker 10 (03:18):
The spread quick with Brett's reps for nb Pro Show
podcast It's a mixtape. Power from both sides of the
plate is important when it comes to run production. In
this case, we are talking about switch hitters. We're talking
about a father and son duel that could deliver I
mean some serious home run power. Cecil Grant Fielder, he
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was a right handed batter, and his son, Prince Semion
Fielder hit from the left side. Both brought a lot
to the game in a relatively short amount of time.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Let's dive in.
Speaker 10 (03:51):
Many folks don't realize that Fielder actually made his Big
Lead debut at nineteen eighty five with the Toronto Blue Jays.
He actually helped him win the division title that year
in his rookie season and got a double in the
American League Championship Series. Those first four seasons in the
big leagues, they're pretty quiet for Fielder, as he played
very spearingly behind a couple of lefty bros in Willie
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Upshaw and Fred McGriff. Fielder felt he was an everyday player,
so he left the country.
Speaker 2 (04:19):
Yes, he left the country. We'll talk more on that.
Speaker 10 (04:22):
Prince Fielder, like his dad, made his big league debut
at age twenty one, this time with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Milwaukee brass knew they had something special in the future,
so they made him their regular first baseman beginning in
two thousand and six. Speaking of becoming a regular first baseman,
Cecil Fielder went to Japan back in nineteen eighty nine
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to get his reps. He figured something out, and he
came back to the States with the Detroit Tigers and
went on a hitting tear three of the next four seasons.
He was an All Star, never hitting less than thirty
homers in a season while collecting at least a hundred
and seventeen runs batted in each year, as well as
a very special nineteen ninety fifty one homers and one
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hundred and thirty two runs batted in. Nobody had a
fifty home run season in the nineteen eighties. The last
guy to do it before him another bro That was
George Foster back in nineteen seventy seven. Back to fielder,
though Prince a fifty homer season in two thousand and seven,
a league leaving one hundred and forty one runs batted
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in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Three All Star appearances for Milwaukee in a five year span.
Speaker 10 (05:35):
Including All Star MVP hores in twenty eleven. He was
that guy in the center of the Brewers lineup the Tigers.
They meant a lot to the fielders, as Cecil hit
eighty five homers in his last two and a half
years there. I say half because he was built to
the New York Yankees at the trade deadline of nineteen
ninety six and fielded not only returned to the playoffs
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for the first time since nineteen eighty five, but helped
the Bronx Farmers win their first.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Title since nineteen seventy eight, his son Prince.
Speaker 10 (06:07):
He was an All Star for the Tigers as well,
playing in every game for Detroit in twenty twelve and
twenty thirteen, fifty five homers and two hundred and fourteen
runs batted and combined. A trade would send at the
time a very durable Prince fielder to the Texas Rangers,
but injuries would ultimately end his twelve year career after
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his year and a half Yankee run Cecil played for
the Angles and Rangers, but retired after thirteen Major League seasons,
nine All Star appearances between them, along with five Silver
Slover Awards. They're the only father son duel to each
have a fifty home run season. We said earlier that
they had power in a very even manner. That's because
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they finished their career each with exactly three hundred and
nineteen home runs.
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everybody showed up to the brown and Black. I'm about to.
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Jackie prescious on the field, never ever can be tacky
before I get it. Put us soon on all my
kakis by like Ken Griffy, I'll be studying like my daddy.
We cooking like the cookout, got me cooking. I talked Bradley,
come in chat my swing, shot my bluey on it badly.
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that we be running through the basis like the trade meet,
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every bond's gonna be hard to get past me. Lets
you hey, Aaron, good look if you can catch me.
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Our first matchup takes us to Saint Louis, Missouri, Friday,
where we have the Los Angeles Dodgers versus the Saint
Louis Cardinals Bros. Jordan Walker getting the call up for
Saint Louis after a great start to August in Tripaa
looks for him to be an impact for the Cardinals
down the stretch. Friday, we have Tyler Glass now on
the mound for the Dodgers. We also have to return
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the Mookie best this week. Maxix monksly looks to be
returning Roe soon for the Dodgers as well. For the
Dodgers to really start to click down the stretch as
that lineup gets healthy, Dodgers.
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Take care of business on the road in Saint Louis
as they roll.
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Over the cars.
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Ryan keep firing.
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Our next matchup takes us to Anaheim, California Saturday, where
we have the Atlanta Braves versus Lost Angelus Angels of
Anahei Rose Michael Harris returns to Atlanta Braves line up
this week. Should help them with the defense and the
speed on the base pass Saturday. Chris Sales on the mouth,
guy's been lights out all year. Saw young candidate. I
think he takes care of business, cools those Angels bats.
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He would be hard for them to figure out. A
town rolls in Anahei.
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Ryan keep firing.
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Our last matchup is the Battle of the Bay on
Sunday in Oakland, San Francisco Giants versus the Oakland A's.
Oakland has really been swinging the bat, scoring eight or
more runs eight times in twenty one games.
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Sunday.
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I think they meet their match. Blake Snell guys just
been pitching incredible. I think he cools those bats down
of the A's as the Giants finished off the A's
on Sunday.
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this mark.
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Mookies wanting to key piece to the lineup.
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He can do everything on the defensive end, from outfield
to second base and shortstop. Offensively, before his injury, he
was first second in the league at hits, runs in
bad and average, which makes the Dodgers team so lethal.
Win it betags to scoring with that loaded up line up.
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It all started when justice was served to another baseball
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Forty five a run to give the Yankees a two
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And we saw exactly that and yesterday's Yankees versus Blue
Jays matchup. But not to be outdone, fellow MLB bro
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give the Yankees a four to one lead in the
second inning. The two MLB bros combined to go three
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for seven with four RBIs in the Yankees a three
win over the Blue Jays yesterday. Of course, we know
the Yankees are a team to watch, especially with bros
like Judge Grisham and even Jazz Chisholm Junior, who can
erupt any game.
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Managers make the big bucks, get credit for success and
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It's the boy the MLBO g Mark Gray and I'm
going deep for the mixtape. Minnesota Twins third base coach
Tommy Watkins is the outfield guru somewhere near the waters
of Lake Minnetonka and has had a major impact on
a career of players like Byron Buxton. His positive energy
and smooth personality helps Calhoun stay in tuned with the
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new generation that.
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I think it's starting to be cool again.
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And you know they say let the kids play, mother,
They're starting to see guys have fun, and I should
encourage young people to play more.
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Watkins founded the Tommy Watkins Foundation, who, according to the
websites mission is dedicated to providing social, athletic, educational, and
scholarship opportunities for youth in need in his hometown of
Fort Myers, Florida, where he's trying to give the chance
for a new era of players who will someday make
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it to the show.
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I created it just to get back to my community
where I was born and raised, or any community that
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Like Minneapolis, after seeing baseball lose it's cool with younger bros.
The Twins third base coach now season game where speed
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Davis best spelled khrs and Chris Davis in twenty eighteen
led all of Major League Baseball in home runs.
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Chris Davis broke into the.
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Big leagues in twenty thirteen with the Milwaukee Brewers, and
he ended the year with eleven home runs in one
hundred and thirty six at bess with a slugging percentage
of five ninety six. Davis's best year was in twenty
eighteen with the Oakland A's. He had a major league
leading forty eight home runs and one hundred and twenty
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three RBI. That came after twenty seventeen, where he hit
forty three home runs and had one hundred and ten
RBIs and had also completed three straight years of over
one hundred RBI for.
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The Oakland A's.
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Davis struggled at the plate after that, wound up going
to the Texas Rangers and then back to the Oakland
age to finish.
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His major league career.
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But Davis had two hundred and twenty one lifetime home
runs with five hundred and ninety RBI. We know about
Chris Davis's power, but probably one of the craziest stats
we ever saw in twenty eighteen, he batted two forty seven.
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That marked the fourth.
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Consecutive season in which he batted to forty seven.
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That's why Chris Davis is a bro.
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Lamont Wade Junior showed in twenty twenty three how valuable
he can be as a long term first basemen in
San Francisco, and at the age of thirty, he continues
to just get better and better in all facets of
his game. Last season, Lamont Way Junior put up a
one to twenty two weighted runs created plus and a
three to sixty expected weighted on base average, both career
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bests up to that point. This season, however, Wade has
uped both of these tallies to a one thirty waiter
runs created plus and a three seventy expected weight on
base average. Wade has improved from great to amazing this season,
and his improvements are not limited to the bat. The
zero outs above average at first base is a plus
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three improvement from last season, making him an improved defender.
And a devastating hitter at the same time. These simultaneous
improvements have combined for Lamont's one point six fangrass War
total in just eighty four games, nearly matching his total
of one point eight last season in one hundred and
thirty five games. With an on base percentage of over
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four hundred, Lamontway Junior is one of, if not the
most devastating hitter on the Giants roster at the moment.
With the Giants playoff hopes still alive in a tough
NL West, Lamontway Junior could be the X factor down
the line in San Francisco.
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The game's life in the regular season, the playoff bitch
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bros who're playing for the best teams in the league.
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With the Cleveland Guardians and New York Yankees, they're.
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Both sting with seventy two wins, top two teams in.
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The America League. The Cleveland Guardians are.
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Currently on the five game win streak with talon machine
first base on Josh Naylor making a huge impact.
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Naylor's last seven games his twenty six times that back
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six SARBA. With the two sixty nine bat and average,
he's one of the guys who makes a con when
he's at back.
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Leeds the league for first basement with twenty six home
runs in eighty eight RBL in the season for the
Yankees center field Airon Judge, It's widely being.
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Recognized as one of the best batters of this decade.
Speaker 17 (28:41):
His name would be forever cemented and expect to have
a career like guys like Alex Rodriguez or Barry Bones.
At the recent career home run mark as the fastest
player MLB history to reach three hundred home runs, There's
still a very long career to be one of those guys, but.
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Judge is having another phenomenal season.
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Expect to be for first team All MLB al MVP
recipient Judges close having sixty plus homers on the season.
Juste has one hundred and forty two hits, ninety five
runs forty three home runs one hundred and ten RBI
with a three thirty three bad average league later a
home runs in RBI with forty games left in the
pace that judges playing.
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He will have a chance to build.
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Up those stats Chiefs with sixty plus homers as We'll
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What's up, everybody.
Speaker 25 (31:57):
I'm David Grub and you're listening to classic hits the
MLB Bro Show podcast The Mixtape. You can also catch
me each and every Monday on mlbbro dot com with
my weekly column, Diamond Cuts. You wouldn't expect me to
be talking about Barry Bonds here on Classic Kids.
Speaker 2 (32:12):
The man is arguably the greatest player whoever lived.
Speaker 25 (32:15):
His resumes feats for itself the twenty two seasons of
unparalleled excellence, with fourteen All Star Game appearances, seven MVP Awards,
eight Gold Gloves, two batting titles, and a list.
Speaker 2 (32:25):
Of records longer than the Golden gate Bridge. There was
a time when historic.
Speaker 25 (32:29):
Baseball feats were called Rufie because someone was reaching levels
that only the Great Bay Roof had before. Now some
of the Roop's marks have been beaten, but in the
modern era, folks are chasing.
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Barry and not the Bay.
Speaker 25 (32:41):
This week's episode of the Mixtape drops on my birthday,
So indulge me while I look back at one of
the marks that Bonds set on my big day. On
US eleventh, two thousand and one, Bonds, that's something he
had never done before. At the age of thirty six,
Barry hit his fiftieth home run of the season, top
of his career best of forty nine.
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From the previous year.
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The homer came in his one one hundred and seventeenth game,
breaking Sammy Sosi's record.
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And becoming the fastest player ever to reach that milestone.
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During that two.
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Thousand and one season, Bombs will go on to set
the Major league single season home run record with seventy
three home runs while batting three twenty eight and leaving
the National League and on base percentage slugging OPS and
drawing an incredible one hundred and seventy seven walks while
breezing to its fourth MVP award. Over a five year
stretch from two thousand two thousand and four, Barry averaged three.
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Thirty nine with five point thirty five OVP and an
OPS of one point three one six. He walked eight
hundred and seventy two times, scored six hundred and fifteen runs.
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Drove in five hundred and forty four, and hit two
hundred and fifty eight home runs.
Speaker 25 (33:45):
Because average season during that time included fifty two homers,
one hundred and nine RBI, eighty two extra base hits,
and one hundred and seventy four walks. No One in
baseball history has ever seen fewer hittable pitches than Barry Bombs,
and no one has done more with the ones he
did see. It remains one of the great injustices in
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all of sports that Bonds hasn't received.
Speaker 2 (34:09):
His rightful enshrinement in Cooper style.
Speaker 25 (34:11):
For a young man who grew up in the shadow
his father, Bobby and his godfather, really Mays, Barry Bonds
continues to cast a shadow over the entire game of baseball.
While the game may ask us to forget him, ignoring
his excellence in his feats, Barry Bonds will look forever
the record books, whether the.
Speaker 2 (34:26):
Hall of Fame acknowledges him or not. I'm David Grubb
and this has been classic. Kids. Now back to the
mix Age Report.
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This is justin patrully with the black Age Report on
the MLB bro Show podcast Mixgame. Here's where you get
the latest on the Melanie to mount marauders or shoveling
with precision and popping out all across the big leagues.
So let's check the report. Hunter Green's hot streak continues
to put the MLB on notice. He pitched on both
August eighth and August fourteenth and went a combined thirteen
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innings and allowed a total of four runs, thirteen total strikeouts,
and picked up the win. In the ladder of his starts,
Green has had quality starts in each of his last
seven starts, as he's gone at least six innings and
allowed three or three runs, and every one of those
appearances he has produced an ERA of zero point nine
to eight in his scorching hot stretch. Blackjack Flarerty made
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his debut at Dodger Stadium on August ninth, going five
and two thirds innings and allowing nine hits, four runs
while striking out ten battles. He also pitched a total
of one hundred and ten pitches, which of the most
he's pitched all season.
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He allowed more hits.
Speaker 27 (35:43):
And runs than normal, but it was still good enough
for Flarity to earn his second win as a Dodger.
Flarity will have the chance to go three to zero
to start a Dodger's career, as he'll be pitching on
August fifteenth in Milwaukee against the Brewers. After having an
out of this world stretch of starts from June eighth
to July twenty fifth, TODs Bradley has seemingly fallen back
down to earth.
Speaker 6 (36:03):
In his last three starts.
Speaker 27 (36:04):
He's only gone to combine fourteen innings and has allowed
fifteen earned runs, twenty one hits, and has only struck
out fifteen.
Speaker 6 (36:11):
Batters, earning the loss in each started.
Speaker 27 (36:13):
This ruugh three game stretch has brought in Bradley's era
up from two point four to three to three.
Speaker 6 (36:18):
Point four to nine.
Speaker 27 (36:19):
As the Rays are still fighting for a wildcard slot,
they will need their young flame throwder bounce back, as
he is key for any success down the stretch. Marcus
Stroman has bounced back in a huge way for the
Yankees as he's had one of his best starts in
quite some time.
Speaker 6 (36:33):
The strow Show pitched on August eleventh, and he went.
Speaker 27 (36:36):
Five innings, only allowing four hits and one run, earning
the win for the first time since June twenty second.
Stroman had his start before this one scratched to give
him a chance to clear his head and reset, and
it worked.
Speaker 6 (36:47):
Stroman will go again and try to keep it going.
Speaker 27 (36:50):
On August eighteenth, when he pitches at the Little League
Classic and Williamsport against the Tigers.
Speaker 6 (36:55):
That's the black Age report for this week. This is
JP the rook now back to the mix.
Speaker 2 (37:03):
All season, Young Krit. He hand to tell you about
the bro Bombers.
Speaker 13 (37:07):
Here to tell you about low Dramma.
Speaker 2 (37:09):
Young Krit. Let him know who's on your top MLB bros.
Speaker 28 (37:13):
What's up everybody? This is Young Krit and this is
my box. He count out at the biggest place maybe
mb Bros over the past seven days. This week coming
get at number five, we have Milwaukee Brewers closer Devin Williams,
who made the season debut last month and has been
lights out since Attorney. On Saturday, he punished out three
batters in the ninth and shut the door on the
Reds to get his first save of the year and
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preserver one other victory for a squad up next.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
To number four.
Speaker 28 (37:37):
Twins third baseman Royce Lewis continues his power surch on Monday.
He collects two hits, including a two run home run
for his fifteenth of the year. His pro bomb helped
the Twins getting a three win over the Royals. Sitting
in the three spot, if you've got George s Bingger
who does it again? The bougets outfitter get another lead
our pro bomb for the fifty ninth of his career,
closing the gap on ligendary mb bro Ricky Henderson. James
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went on to defeat the A's three to one, and
and number two this week the Washington National center fielder
James would show up big for a squad on Saturday,
hitting a solo shot and then later on hitting an
RBI double and then that's five for it. Come from
a high victory over the Angels. Finally number one our
Krits countdown. He's back Dodgers shows. Stop Moviie Bets. They
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just turned to the lineup on Monday and hit a
two run shot in the second at bat, giving him
number eleven on the year, helping the Dodgers get the
five to two victory over the Brew Crew.
Speaker 2 (38:28):
The big story today is the return of number fifty
Marcus Lynn Betts.
Speaker 4 (38:33):
This is blasted left field. Indeed on the track, the
Mookie bets back with a bang.
Speaker 28 (38:45):
That's it until next week. I'm you on Chrit and
it has been Chrits comed down on the MLB Bro
Show podcast mixtape. Now back to the mix, sh.
Speaker 2 (39:03):
Stay in the game.
Speaker 1 (39:04):
You gotta lock in a lot of hard times, a
lot of profits, a lot of garbage, a lot of homage,
a lot of promise, even when you straight out of Compton,
last man standing in the back Off Johnson, Bros. Blow
pipe drinks, make up my reality. Throws are freightening wills,
burn calories, both count runners going believe us.
Speaker 2 (39:20):
In the bullpen or how flowing the bros in the building.
Double striples not double dribbles, Bobby von Sis, It's a
ritual game.
Speaker 1 (39:29):
Brother, like Herbie Bucking, I don't mesge your herd in
the oven.
Speaker 2 (39:34):
Might as good as bar can. He lost in double
betwixt Joe Morgan from My Glove.
Speaker 1 (39:38):
Switch, y'all start falling, sitting up lock for insurance, Small
bull blue flats. And now we're scoring to music that
moved with diffusion, Tamar Johnson. That's our boom and d
and Mookie is back with the soul glow, just got
his back. Just how the show go, Cleveland thots and sticks.
Let that fun flow back to really where Marcus through
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the stroke.
Speaker 16 (39:59):
Shop skill.
Speaker 6 (40:15):
Show. Just do do do do Do Do Do Do
Do Do Do Do do do do.
Speaker 9 (40:29):
Do do do do.
Speaker 21 (40:36):
The walk off MV Broke podcast, The Mix first All
Star appearance, It happened quickly, all right from San Diego
Tonhington boom.
Speaker 7 (40:49):
Are you surprised or this is the elevation that you're expected.
Speaker 29 (40:53):
We just we just put in the work, you know,
go go with it. I'm excited, excited to be here, grateful,
you know, put on for the Nationals and my family.
Speaker 7 (41:02):
What was going through you?
Speaker 1 (41:03):
I had a couple of years back when you know,
I guess you had your heart set on playing for
the Padres and then you were.
Speaker 2 (41:09):
Part of that one soul of trade.
Speaker 7 (41:11):
What was your thought process during that time?
Speaker 2 (41:13):
Oh?
Speaker 4 (41:14):
I mean I just went with it.
Speaker 29 (41:15):
You know, things happened, and everything happens for a reason
in my head, So I just went with it, you know,
kept kept going, working on my game and trying to
be the best player I could be.
Speaker 9 (41:23):
Get run down with the.
Speaker 7 (41:24):
National what's the best thing about this season to personally
with the Naws?
Speaker 2 (41:29):
That's I mean, it's a tight group.
Speaker 29 (41:31):
We got good energy every day.
Speaker 4 (41:33):
I think we're gonna be really good really soon.
Speaker 29 (41:35):
So we're just gonna keep working, take it day by
day and to see how things though.
Speaker 7 (41:38):
Who did you pint in your game, masketb when when
you were younger?
Speaker 2 (41:40):
And who did you look up to?
Speaker 13 (41:41):
You?
Speaker 29 (41:42):
I watched a lot of King Griff you kretting Niffe Junior,
you know, sweet swing highlights, Barry Bonds. Yeah, just I
didn't really watch much baseball, but those those two were
my biggest two.
Speaker 7 (41:54):
Well, you didn't watch too much baseball? So how did
you get into baseball? Your dad put you on that
baseball field.
Speaker 4 (41:59):
My dad, for sure.
Speaker 29 (42:00):
Ever since I could walk, I had a little hoone
bat in my hand South Ambler, you know, ever since
I could walk out playing baseball when I was like
four is my first team.
Speaker 2 (42:08):
And I fell in love with you. Rachel Hill always
had a school and she took us so first to third.
Speaker 30 (42:14):
With two MLB bros and a football player for six
years from Major seven to twelve, well Benson and Zabian
Curry played together on the Sandstone Red Sox youth baseball
team southwest of Atlanta. The lifelong friends met up again
as they were both players with the Cleveland Guardians in
the twenty twenty two season. A dream that both of
them had when they were young was to play in
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the major leagues together.
Speaker 2 (42:37):
And they did.
Speaker 30 (42:38):
They both made their major league debuts two weeks apart.
Curry is a pitcher and Will is an outfielder for
the reds Now At the time, right after their debuts,
Benson said, We've been talking about this day forever.
Speaker 2 (42:50):
It's amazing.
Speaker 30 (42:51):
Curry said, that's honestly another blessing that I don't even
know how to describe. Their youth baseball coach Tony Douglas
had never seen one of his former players reached majors.
Speaker 2 (43:01):
Now he seemed two former.
Speaker 30 (43:03):
Sandtown Red Sox teammates no less in the span of
fourteen days. The Red Sox were a rec league team
that primarily played against other teams in Sandtown. For a
few of those summers, the Red Sox and Field featured
a defensive wizard named Justin Fields, who is currently a
backup quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers after previously playing with
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the Chicago Bears. Justin used his baseball talents and went.
Speaker 2 (43:27):
In another direction. But they will never forget those.
Speaker 30 (43:29):
Days of playing when they enjoyed a good deal of
success on the travel ball circuit over the six years.
This is Rachel Hill with first to third for mlbbro
dot Com.
Speaker 1 (43:44):
That concludes another episode of the MLB Bro Show podcast
mix Scene this week. Remember we will gladly pay you
one to see from an MLB bro doublehead into Dames,
the heart of the team, lizeship, diversity of the gas
and the spirit of black lace of that thinks back
to the Legal League. Tide to Gambler, your friendly neighborhood
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diamond checker, making sure that you stay on top of
the game and in touch with the soul of MLB.
Speaker 2 (44:10):
See you next week, Ladies is junk. We out of
here and drop the mic leaves
Speaker 13 (44:18):
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