May 16, 2025 • 15 mins
Another weekly does of beats and baseball delivered from the MLBbro.com All-Stars, produced by Da Gambler with beats by KRP.
- SONG: James Wood (Up To No Good) W/Da Gambler
- Going Deep w/Mark Gray (How Long Will Cedric Mullins Last In Losing Baltimore?)
- Let’s Cook w/Devon Cook
- Numbers Man w/ Sebastian Baugh (CJ Abrams Bat Boom)
- SONG: CJ Abrams (No.5 Is An Issue)
- Brett’s Reps W/Brett Quintyne (Gold Glove MLBbro OF Ken Griffey Jr & Kenny Lofton)
- Black Ace Report w/ JP The Rook
- SONG: Ooh La La (Quality Starts)
- Outro: KRP
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's good, y'all, It's kr P. The MLB Broth showed
podcast the next years.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Up in the soundtrack of.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
The cz P man, Dad's up in their care James
woods is swinging there wolds.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Lab join your lair board.
Speaker 3 (00:20):
Sixty sixth and heavily with the rebels beat as the
velocity is legendary. The Battle of the Fela. Then games
with revelry James Wooden shots that put pictures in this shrubbery,
remember live they loving me. Then he with the IMG
moose shots became his ID, committed the Mississippi State, but
wiped out.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
At the Area Code.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
Games that came to flames. The parties called his name
sixty second overall pick second round status two point six
millions for the bonus for the magic, he said and
bombs in the major contagious slaves of that box dcs
like a crooked mayor the backcrack win will spend the
block with the black mats, the Wards o the trade
with the move that may backcrash four hundred foot homers,
the blue steal the truth field they say, play like
(00:56):
Dave Parker and Dave Winfield. When he swinging the back
put the like win meals, doubles and double stems. We've
been bill the ifaging only hope there's a grounder win.
He's playing me karp by the Mother Knight for the
legacy five two telepathy Bricks to the sticks. It's another
bro bomb woods up in his fits Black Knights in
the game, there's only six percent of bus stars, Spaniel
k dwellers and from the Andrew dust what's haas Pedigreen
(01:19):
I found in this keto beat his dad Kady was
an athlete, play professionally. The police clutch forty cow Homer
total babble, his dog dripping from the nast logo. The
grass is cut, the mashes up, the cash is up.
Nice's proper as a Boltimore chappel because it ain't hip hop.
As black fan about the opera with King Dunk, but
fell in love with the baseball funk. Here this lines
(01:40):
to the beats while that baseline thump which hold is
that spitch shots in the gap. They'll leave you on
your back hes the Sei Yoto flax and the bro
flower is really nothing. The last black Goald blover, the
never let grass slam, heavy hand blam blam, the shooter
go then on with u Lugo.
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Yeah, we're talking about James Woods here listening to nb
Bro show podcast.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
Play like deal please?
Speaker 5 (02:06):
Please like.
Speaker 6 (02:09):
James, what.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Like de play a deal? Please?
Speaker 6 (02:21):
I grew up making hits with all the classes. The
football bats are being red for automatics. Then I'm with
a Wood. But my name, mate, James. That's I'm not
gonna die up. But it's not in your bread baseballs.
It's Poling German. Thanks Sabazookas. Bitches needs suits, nothing but
bleaps and bloopers. So we're streamed with lead Things Barren
seven and fifty five times. Ain't Gary, Thank God.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
We always going to hit you with the hot cabbage
from the Big Leaves every Friday. But don't forget to
subscribe to our podcast on all stream platform.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
If things don't soon turn around in charm City, it
may be joining the growing list of teams with no
Black American players. In the dugout, it's your boy, Professor
g the MLBOG.
Speaker 7 (03:11):
Going deep for the mixtape.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
For eight years, Cedric Mullins has been entertaining fans in
Baltimore with spectacular defense, speed on the basis, and just
enough power to keep whoever's on the hill on the
toes with each that bat. But the designated brother from
the Orioles now finds himself on a team that's grossly
underachieving at the bottom of the American League East. Mullets
(03:34):
himself is now on a team with a bunch of
young prospects who haven't quite materialized, and he's in the
last year of a one year deal. So it's hard
to believe that a team's front office, which had as
bad an offseason as you can have, is facing another
critical decision what you're gonna do with SETI. This decision
is bigger than just what happens on the field. The
(03:57):
Orioles as an organization have to understand that they're American
fan base is struggling to keep spending money on season
tickets watching bad teams with no players they can buy into.
If you're a millennial gen Z or from a younger generation,
todays of Frank Robinson, Eddie Murray, Ken Singleton or even
Adam Jones are players that you heard were dope, but
(04:20):
you know nothing about winning the World Series. But it
makes good businesses for the Oriols to shot mulleins if
the team tanks further by Memorial Day as Baltimore slips
back towards the dark days of the late nineties and
early two thousands, and if Mullins finds the swing that
he opened the season with and they continue to still underachieve,
(04:40):
this team has to see what's available at the trade
deadline or you'll go bye bye, They'll get nothing in return,
and there may be no more MLB Bros in the
show in Baltimore For next year's home opener, I'm Professor
g the MLBOG going deep team.
Speaker 8 (05:01):
Shout out to Rob Pop, Kyo Gamb and everybody on
the squad.
Speaker 7 (05:07):
Make sure y'all tap into the.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
New black and Brown based four months.
Speaker 9 (05:11):
Let's get it king components and winning I learned over
the years is stopping up post team for scoring while
being able to consistently tally enough points and watch the
number one team in the MLB and just playing a
ton of talent across the board, filling out the pitcher
staff that's maybe the best bullpen in the league. Cy
Young Winners Championship experience with Jack Claerty young guys throwing
(05:32):
one hundred miles for hour. Detroit Tigers are full excitement
and playing lights out. Sat with the twenty nine to
fifteen record seventeen and five playing at home in seventy
three in the last in games. You're getting a rotation
of guys playing at their best and Justin Glenzal strowing
this Detroit Tigers. The team is just Henry malloy is
playing well during his last seven game stretch blitch streaming
(05:53):
out great numbers for his two runs five BARBI out
with a four and forty four bad average. Being at
the top of their game will be a tough task
for the Toronto Blue.
Speaker 2 (06:02):
Jays this weekend.
Speaker 9 (06:03):
Blue Jays are sitting number three in that division, but
maybe on the verse getting the strive for the season.
Leading away is right field and George Springer leading the
team at home runs in RBI, well known for getting
a lot of contact on the ball and cover a
lot of ground at the outfield position. Having a great
season so far, Springer on the season twenty two runs,
thirty five hits, five home runs eighteen RBR with a
(06:26):
two eighty nine bad average. This weekend will be a
great series between the Tigers and Blue Jays, as we'll
be serving it up all season long right here on
MLB Bros Podcast.
Speaker 2 (06:36):
The mixtape.
Speaker 9 (06:37):
I'm Devine Cuk, Stay Hugged.
Speaker 7 (06:40):
Ward Leans Opsla plus. Baseball is a game of stats.
I'm Sebastian Ball and I'm the numbers Man MLB bro CJ.
Abrams has kickstarted twenty twenty five with a hot start
at the plate, and despite his minor injuries setback early
in the season, Abrams has not missed beat In Abrams
(07:01):
his last two seasons in the majors, he has slowly
developed with incremental improvements year on year, and his strengths
have reshuffled. His twenty twenty three defense was manageable, his
base running was elite, and his hitting was slightly below average.
In twenty twenty four, he improved on the hitting front,
up sixteen points to one hundred and seven weighty runs
(07:21):
credit plus, but he lagged behind in the field and
on the base paths now In twenty twenty five, he
has finally exploded at the plate. His one hundred and
fifty one water runs credit plus is a massive improvement
on anything he has shown previously, walking more than ever
and striking out less than ever. While his ground ball
(07:41):
rate goes down and his barrel rate nearly doubles. His
base running run value above average is at two point
zero very early in the season, showing that he has
returned to form on the basis as well. This helps
him shape up for a one point five bangrafs wins
above replacement in just thirty one games this season. His
only continued shortcoming is his defense, with negative three outs
(08:02):
of of average as of May fifteen, although he has
majorly improved when going towards third base from negative five
to three out of of average from twenty twenty four
to twenty twenty five. Abrams finds himself as the potential
leader of a young national's corps. The look againt CJ.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Abrams. He's catching all that Brookie slack now as bad,
it's blazing. He wanted to bring the city back. That's
how we deal with When CJ. Brocktice fitted Cat the
nets of rerep in DC, it's time to bring the
city back. Sixty three long and lanky with the blister
of the band of Bros, got the nets mona elague
system back to one. So though trade Mike Brizio wanted
(08:52):
to fade you, not out fall in the GM will
been nice for days last the eleven ball in the hole.
Yet he getting that spinning on his back. Make the
throw yo. He roll for at another Georgia boy employed
to record destroy the MLB bro scene, so high lights
your boy average creeping up Homer's double digits. The Nats
(09:14):
are in the cut with the tunnel vision and as
the team grows, so will abrams game. This ain't that
team flow. Apram's already in the game, and you see
the progression as he's rising from fame. He's learning to
win walk offs, homers and missiles. This ain't the next
and Abrams, YOI don't double dripple. He hits doubles and triples.
(09:35):
The effected ripple number five is in j April. He's
catching off that rookie slack. That's baddest placing. He wants
to bring the city back.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
That how we do it.
Speaker 3 (09:46):
When CJ Boxers failed, they kept the Nats a repping DC.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
It's time to bring the fifty back.
Speaker 3 (09:51):
Look at DJ Abrils.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
He's catching off that rookie slack.
Speaker 3 (09:55):
Now what's bad as placing?
Speaker 9 (09:56):
He wants to print the city.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
That how we do it with J Proctic City Captain
Nasiber and DC is franking Prince City.
Speaker 1 (10:11):
It's this spread Quintine with Brent's reps for MLB Bro
Show podcast the Mixtape the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 8 (10:23):
It was a great decade, perhaps my favorite for music.
I think it was the nineteen nineties, though, that takes
the cake with bros getting it done in the field.
So much happened in baseball in the nineteen nineties. Looking
back on it, it was kind of an era though
for bro dominance in the outfield. We gotta go back
(10:43):
thirty years to find something special with the Gold Glove Award.
I'm gonna take a look at three cats who could
track down those deep fly balls in the American League outfield.
One is a household name Hall of Famer. One is
a guy.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Who's saying, oh shoot, he was good and fast.
Speaker 8 (11:01):
The other was a World Series champion and it's like, wow,
I remember him. Let's take a look at the Hall
of Famer. First, Ken Griffey Junior, pretty obvious he would
make the list. He did his work nice and neat
ten goal gloves, won for every year of the nineties,
all with the Seattle Mariners. He had ranged, he had
(11:22):
footwork to see him patrol center field was a thing
of beauty. He of course gets his props offensively, but
to see him in his defensive prime.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
That was special.
Speaker 8 (11:32):
The errors were far and few between. How about another
Ken as in Kenny Lofton. He put together a streak
of his own with four straight goal gloves from nineteen
ninety three through nineteen ninety six. Lofton he played for
eleven different teams in his lengthy Big League career, but
he's best known as a Cleveland Indian. That's where he
(11:53):
led the league in stolen bases five straight seasons. Told
you he was fast?
Speaker 5 (11:57):
What's up, everybody? This is justin Patrully with Black, as
report on the MLB bro Show podcast mixtape. So let's
check the report. TODs Bradley is continuing to have early
season success. So far this season, he is the second
lowest opponent average of any Race starter, along with pitching
these second most innings on the team. In his last
three starts, he has not given up more than two
(12:18):
runs at any outing and has at least pitched into
the six innings all three times as well. He'll try
to keep it up this weekend when the Race take
on their in state counterpart, the Marlins in Miami. It
has not been an ideal stretcher starts for Blackjack Flaherty,
as he has not had a scoreless outing in his
last five starts, with a six point six six ERA
in that span, picking up the loss in each game.
(12:41):
His ERA for the year, once at one point six
to two, has now risen to four point six to one.
He'll have the chance to break this cold stretch of
games on Friday, May sixteenth, when he and the Tigers
take on the Blue Jays in Toronto. Devin Airbender Williams
is starting to look like his old self again after
getting out of the jam against the Mariners on May
thirteenth that could have lost in the game, but he's
(13:03):
now had three straight scoreless appearances, allowing only one hit
and striking out three. In this stretch, it could be
the confidence boost that Williams needs to return to his
old self and being back to the picture the Yankees
traded for over the offseason. Marcus Strouman has suffered a
setback in his attempted to return to the Yankees' rotation
when the thirty four year old continue to feel discomforted
his knee after a live batting practice session. That's a
(13:25):
black age report for this week. This is JP the
rook now back to the mix.
Speaker 6 (13:35):
Jake hands second, then Sma pletting into an art form
either close to a buff to keep the park warm,
Josiah Gray sway and nope to keep a start form.
Sat you paid split from the days.
Speaker 9 (13:46):
Of the bars storm.
Speaker 6 (13:47):
That's a great qua. The Lord bless you with that
arm for type the wight that throw a pebble through
a bond or charms radiation tim the a status the
a Lista's beast. But your arms that gifted Adva ratus
in Dacta states always great and dramatics. His stuff is electic.
Speaker 4 (14:02):
Not to beat this respected Camar Rocker will be flexing.
Devin Williams distressing and bender and the Bronx rained down
on me. Bredren heavy is the head that with the
bronze prowd Martin Strongman already know how the strikes get down.
My music bleak like the drift from a force. It
just my quality starts. We don't count all the losses.
Jay Sism went on the pivot and not be lost it.
(14:23):
But we know we keep coming back from more jews
and were more flaucing. Who's gonna be this ship? The
brozen head Chase burns, Gotta flair, it's some frozen head.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Good. What's good, y'all, It's KRP.
Speaker 9 (14:42):
Now y'all.
Speaker 1 (14:42):
Listen to the MLB Brochual podcast that leads to season five,
episode six.
Speaker 6 (14:49):
Let's Go, Let's go, Let's go, Let's go.
What's good, y'all, It's kr P. The MLB Broth showed
podcast the next years.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Up in the soundtrack of.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
The cz P man, Dad's up in their care James
woods is swinging there wolds.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Lab join your lair board.
Speaker 3 (00:20):
Sixty sixth and heavily with the rebels beat as the
velocity is legendary. The Battle of the Fela. Then games
with revelry James Wooden shots that put pictures in this shrubbery,
remember live they loving me. Then he with the IMG
moose shots became his ID, committed the Mississippi State, but
wiped out.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
At the Area Code.
Speaker 3 (00:35):
Games that came to flames. The parties called his name
sixty second overall pick second round status two point six
millions for the bonus for the magic, he said and
bombs in the major contagious slaves of that box dcs
like a crooked mayor the backcrack win will spend the
block with the black mats, the Wards o the trade
with the move that may backcrash four hundred foot homers,
the blue steal the truth field they say, play like
(00:56):
Dave Parker and Dave Winfield. When he swinging the back
put the like win meals, doubles and double stems. We've
been bill the ifaging only hope there's a grounder win.
He's playing me karp by the Mother Knight for the
legacy five two telepathy Bricks to the sticks. It's another
bro bomb woods up in his fits Black Knights in
the game, there's only six percent of bus stars, Spaniel
k dwellers and from the Andrew dust what's haas Pedigreen
(01:19):
I found in this keto beat his dad Kady was
an athlete, play professionally. The police clutch forty cow Homer
total babble, his dog dripping from the nast logo. The
grass is cut, the mashes up, the cash is up.
Nice's proper as a Boltimore chappel because it ain't hip hop.
As black fan about the opera with King Dunk, but
fell in love with the baseball funk. Here this lines
(01:40):
to the beats while that baseline thump which hold is
that spitch shots in the gap. They'll leave you on
your back hes the Sei Yoto flax and the bro
flower is really nothing. The last black Goald blover, the
never let grass slam, heavy hand blam blam, the shooter
go then on with u Lugo.
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Yeah, we're talking about James Woods here listening to nb
Bro show podcast.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
Play like deal please?
Speaker 5 (02:06):
Please like.
Speaker 6 (02:09):
James, what.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
Like de play a deal? Please?
Speaker 6 (02:21):
I grew up making hits with all the classes. The
football bats are being red for automatics. Then I'm with
a Wood. But my name, mate, James. That's I'm not
gonna die up. But it's not in your bread baseballs.
It's Poling German. Thanks Sabazookas. Bitches needs suits, nothing but
bleaps and bloopers. So we're streamed with lead Things Barren
seven and fifty five times. Ain't Gary, Thank God.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
We always going to hit you with the hot cabbage
from the Big Leaves every Friday. But don't forget to
subscribe to our podcast on all stream platform.
Speaker 2 (03:01):
If things don't soon turn around in charm City, it
may be joining the growing list of teams with no
Black American players. In the dugout, it's your boy, Professor
g the MLBOG.
Speaker 7 (03:11):
Going deep for the mixtape.
Speaker 2 (03:13):
For eight years, Cedric Mullins has been entertaining fans in
Baltimore with spectacular defense, speed on the basis, and just
enough power to keep whoever's on the hill on the
toes with each that bat. But the designated brother from
the Orioles now finds himself on a team that's grossly
underachieving at the bottom of the American League East. Mullets
(03:34):
himself is now on a team with a bunch of
young prospects who haven't quite materialized, and he's in the
last year of a one year deal. So it's hard
to believe that a team's front office, which had as
bad an offseason as you can have, is facing another
critical decision what you're gonna do with SETI. This decision
is bigger than just what happens on the field. The
(03:57):
Orioles as an organization have to understand that they're American
fan base is struggling to keep spending money on season
tickets watching bad teams with no players they can buy into.
If you're a millennial gen Z or from a younger generation,
todays of Frank Robinson, Eddie Murray, Ken Singleton or even
Adam Jones are players that you heard were dope, but
(04:20):
you know nothing about winning the World Series. But it
makes good businesses for the Oriols to shot mulleins if
the team tanks further by Memorial Day as Baltimore slips
back towards the dark days of the late nineties and
early two thousands, and if Mullins finds the swing that
he opened the season with and they continue to still underachieve,
(04:40):
this team has to see what's available at the trade
deadline or you'll go bye bye, They'll get nothing in return,
and there may be no more MLB Bros in the
show in Baltimore For next year's home opener, I'm Professor
g the MLBOG going deep team.
Speaker 8 (05:01):
Shout out to Rob Pop, Kyo Gamb and everybody on
the squad.
Speaker 7 (05:07):
Make sure y'all tap into the.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
New black and Brown based four months.
Speaker 9 (05:11):
Let's get it king components and winning I learned over
the years is stopping up post team for scoring while
being able to consistently tally enough points and watch the
number one team in the MLB and just playing a
ton of talent across the board, filling out the pitcher
staff that's maybe the best bullpen in the league. Cy
Young Winners Championship experience with Jack Claerty young guys throwing
(05:32):
one hundred miles for hour. Detroit Tigers are full excitement
and playing lights out. Sat with the twenty nine to
fifteen record seventeen and five playing at home in seventy
three in the last in games. You're getting a rotation
of guys playing at their best and Justin Glenzal strowing
this Detroit Tigers. The team is just Henry malloy is
playing well during his last seven game stretch blitch streaming
(05:53):
out great numbers for his two runs five BARBI out
with a four and forty four bad average. Being at
the top of their game will be a tough task
for the Toronto Blue.
Speaker 2 (06:02):
Jays this weekend.
Speaker 9 (06:03):
Blue Jays are sitting number three in that division, but
maybe on the verse getting the strive for the season.
Leading away is right field and George Springer leading the
team at home runs in RBI, well known for getting
a lot of contact on the ball and cover a
lot of ground at the outfield position. Having a great
season so far, Springer on the season twenty two runs,
thirty five hits, five home runs eighteen RBR with a
(06:26):
two eighty nine bad average. This weekend will be a
great series between the Tigers and Blue Jays, as we'll
be serving it up all season long right here on
MLB Bros Podcast.
Speaker 2 (06:36):
The mixtape.
Speaker 9 (06:37):
I'm Devine Cuk, Stay Hugged.
Speaker 7 (06:40):
Ward Leans Opsla plus. Baseball is a game of stats.
I'm Sebastian Ball and I'm the numbers Man MLB bro CJ.
Abrams has kickstarted twenty twenty five with a hot start
at the plate, and despite his minor injuries setback early
in the season, Abrams has not missed beat In Abrams
(07:01):
his last two seasons in the majors, he has slowly
developed with incremental improvements year on year, and his strengths
have reshuffled. His twenty twenty three defense was manageable, his
base running was elite, and his hitting was slightly below average.
In twenty twenty four, he improved on the hitting front,
up sixteen points to one hundred and seven weighty runs
(07:21):
credit plus, but he lagged behind in the field and
on the base paths now In twenty twenty five, he
has finally exploded at the plate. His one hundred and
fifty one water runs credit plus is a massive improvement
on anything he has shown previously, walking more than ever
and striking out less than ever. While his ground ball
(07:41):
rate goes down and his barrel rate nearly doubles. His
base running run value above average is at two point
zero very early in the season, showing that he has
returned to form on the basis as well. This helps
him shape up for a one point five bangrafs wins
above replacement in just thirty one games this season. His
only continued shortcoming is his defense, with negative three outs
(08:02):
of of average as of May fifteen, although he has
majorly improved when going towards third base from negative five
to three out of of average from twenty twenty four
to twenty twenty five. Abrams finds himself as the potential
leader of a young national's corps. The look againt CJ.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Abrams. He's catching all that Brookie slack now as bad,
it's blazing. He wanted to bring the city back. That's
how we deal with When CJ. Brocktice fitted Cat the
nets of rerep in DC, it's time to bring the
city back. Sixty three long and lanky with the blister
of the band of Bros, got the nets mona elague
system back to one. So though trade Mike Brizio wanted
(08:52):
to fade you, not out fall in the GM will
been nice for days last the eleven ball in the hole.
Yet he getting that spinning on his back. Make the
throw yo. He roll for at another Georgia boy employed
to record destroy the MLB bro scene, so high lights
your boy average creeping up Homer's double digits. The Nats
(09:14):
are in the cut with the tunnel vision and as
the team grows, so will abrams game. This ain't that
team flow. Apram's already in the game, and you see
the progression as he's rising from fame. He's learning to
win walk offs, homers and missiles. This ain't the next
and Abrams, YOI don't double dripple. He hits doubles and triples.
(09:35):
The effected ripple number five is in j April. He's
catching off that rookie slack. That's baddest placing. He wants
to bring the city back.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
That how we do it.
Speaker 3 (09:46):
When CJ Boxers failed, they kept the Nats a repping DC.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
It's time to bring the fifty back.
Speaker 3 (09:51):
Look at DJ Abrils.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
He's catching off that rookie slack.
Speaker 3 (09:55):
Now what's bad as placing?
Speaker 9 (09:56):
He wants to print the city.
Speaker 3 (09:58):
That how we do it with J Proctic City Captain
Nasiber and DC is franking Prince City.
Speaker 1 (10:11):
It's this spread Quintine with Brent's reps for MLB Bro
Show podcast the Mixtape the nineteen eighties.
Speaker 8 (10:23):
It was a great decade, perhaps my favorite for music.
I think it was the nineteen nineties, though, that takes
the cake with bros getting it done in the field.
So much happened in baseball in the nineteen nineties. Looking
back on it, it was kind of an era though
for bro dominance in the outfield. We gotta go back
(10:43):
thirty years to find something special with the Gold Glove Award.
I'm gonna take a look at three cats who could
track down those deep fly balls in the American League outfield.
One is a household name Hall of Famer. One is
a guy.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Who's saying, oh shoot, he was good and fast.
Speaker 8 (11:01):
The other was a World Series champion and it's like, wow,
I remember him. Let's take a look at the Hall
of Famer. First, Ken Griffey Junior, pretty obvious he would
make the list. He did his work nice and neat
ten goal gloves, won for every year of the nineties,
all with the Seattle Mariners. He had ranged, he had
(11:22):
footwork to see him patrol center field was a thing
of beauty. He of course gets his props offensively, but
to see him in his defensive prime.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
That was special.
Speaker 8 (11:32):
The errors were far and few between. How about another
Ken as in Kenny Lofton. He put together a streak
of his own with four straight goal gloves from nineteen
ninety three through nineteen ninety six. Lofton he played for
eleven different teams in his lengthy Big League career, but
he's best known as a Cleveland Indian. That's where he
(11:53):
led the league in stolen bases five straight seasons. Told
you he was fast?
Speaker 5 (11:57):
What's up, everybody? This is justin Patrully with Black, as
report on the MLB bro Show podcast mixtape. So let's
check the report. TODs Bradley is continuing to have early
season success. So far this season, he is the second
lowest opponent average of any Race starter, along with pitching
these second most innings on the team. In his last
three starts, he has not given up more than two
(12:18):
runs at any outing and has at least pitched into
the six innings all three times as well. He'll try
to keep it up this weekend when the Race take
on their in state counterpart, the Marlins in Miami. It
has not been an ideal stretcher starts for Blackjack Flaherty,
as he has not had a scoreless outing in his
last five starts, with a six point six six ERA
in that span, picking up the loss in each game.
(12:41):
His ERA for the year, once at one point six
to two, has now risen to four point six to one.
He'll have the chance to break this cold stretch of
games on Friday, May sixteenth, when he and the Tigers
take on the Blue Jays in Toronto. Devin Airbender Williams
is starting to look like his old self again after
getting out of the jam against the Mariners on May
thirteenth that could have lost in the game, but he's
(13:03):
now had three straight scoreless appearances, allowing only one hit
and striking out three. In this stretch, it could be
the confidence boost that Williams needs to return to his
old self and being back to the picture the Yankees
traded for over the offseason. Marcus Strouman has suffered a
setback in his attempted to return to the Yankees' rotation
when the thirty four year old continue to feel discomforted
his knee after a live batting practice session. That's a
(13:25):
black age report for this week. This is JP the
rook now back to the mix.
Speaker 6 (13:35):
Jake hands second, then Sma pletting into an art form
either close to a buff to keep the park warm,
Josiah Gray sway and nope to keep a start form.
Sat you paid split from the days.
Speaker 9 (13:46):
Of the bars storm.
Speaker 6 (13:47):
That's a great qua. The Lord bless you with that
arm for type the wight that throw a pebble through
a bond or charms radiation tim the a status the
a Lista's beast. But your arms that gifted Adva ratus
in Dacta states always great and dramatics. His stuff is electic.
Speaker 4 (14:02):
Not to beat this respected Camar Rocker will be flexing.
Devin Williams distressing and bender and the Bronx rained down
on me. Bredren heavy is the head that with the
bronze prowd Martin Strongman already know how the strikes get down.
My music bleak like the drift from a force. It
just my quality starts. We don't count all the losses.
Jay Sism went on the pivot and not be lost it.
(14:23):
But we know we keep coming back from more jews
and were more flaucing. Who's gonna be this ship? The
brozen head Chase burns, Gotta flair, it's some frozen head.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Good. What's good, y'all, It's KRP.
Speaker 9 (14:42):
Now y'all.
Speaker 1 (14:42):
Listen to the MLB Brochual podcast that leads to season five,
episode six.
Speaker 6 (14:49):
Let's Go, Let's go, Let's go, Let's go.
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