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the astros co Ace Hunter Brown with us here on

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Sports Talk seven ninety Hunter Brown, appreciate the time. How

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are things?

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Speaker 9: Thanks are great? Thanks for having me, guys.

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Speaker 8: I have a very important question. We're gonna start with

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the hard hitting stuff here. How do you feel about

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your nickname the diesel that has been popped up?

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Speaker 9: Yeah? I mean I've actually had it for since Triple A.

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I don't know if you guys remember Pete Solomon who

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pitched here for a little bit. He gave it me

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in a Southwest Airport gate at about four in the

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morning once one day and ever since. I'm a fan

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of it. So yeah, I mean I like it. There

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are definitely worse things to be called the diesel. That's good,

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Speaker 8: Okay, are you gonna get get like a tattoo the

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diesel on your back?

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Speaker 9: Now? No, I don't think I'm gonna commit that much.

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Speaker 8: All right, Well, the diesel was flying there in your

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first start. You got the VLO up to a couple

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of fastest pitches you had thrown in your entire major

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league career. Was that something that you were just having

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a little bit extra general adrenaline? Is that something you've

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been working on as far as the uptick?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I think you know, every off season, right,

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you try to just get your body feeling good. You

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work on mobility, work on we're trying to you know,

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increase those things. And I think that was just a

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byproduct of that. You know, obviously getting in front of

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the fans again for the first time feels great, So

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adrenaline was pumping. But yeah, I mean it's something that

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no real plans of anything major happening. So I like

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where I'm at physically and and things like that with

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Speaker 2: The way things have gone in your career.

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Speaker 1: I wonder if you know, pitching on Friday, the day

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after opening Day this season, Uh, did you kind of

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go through that already with what happened in the postseason?

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game two, and then it sets up the same way

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, I think every year, you know, just

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more comfortable with the things that go on right to

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the festivities of opening Day, you know, throughout the season

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and traveling, you know, you name it. Those things you

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and especially a pitchion behind Rambert. You know, usually usually

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Speaker 1: When when someone asks you this that I'm gonna ask you.

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I was always curious how other guys see it. And

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you've given some answers on this before, But why does

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Framberg do that?

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Speaker 2: How does he do that? What to you makes Valdez

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great ability mentally to go out there and know that

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he has the tools to succeed and to trust in that,

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trusting himself and go out there and execute right. I

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think he takes a lot of a lot of pride

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and in that mindset, like if I go out here

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and do my things and then things are going to

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go well for me. And I think he does that

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really well. And as you can see over the last

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five six years, you know he's he's done that. He's

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supposed really good numbers, but you know he's a workhorse

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Speaker 1: Everybody on this pitching staff we're talking with Hunter Brown here,

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the astros uh starter coming up in this next series,

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second start of the season. Everybody has their own mannerisms,

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their own attitude on the mound, the things that they

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Valdez before you, Spencer the day after, we've now seen Renelle,

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we'll see Hayden this evening. Uh, do you see anything

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that after the fact that you do on the mound

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that one of them might point out to you. Or

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you've seen them now do that you know, really kind

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of explains who you are as an individual when you're

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Speaker 9: Uh. Yeah, you can definitely see it, right, We watch

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each other throw so much. You know, I think I

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think I makes a little jug when Framber's walking off

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the from the bill of his hat, like you know,

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you know, ammers feel himself that day. You know, Spencer

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you know, walking around differently, but you know, yeah, we

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definitely see it in one another and try to keep

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those those high morale things going.

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Speaker 1: Really no reason for Spencer to have flow unless he's

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going to use it, and we appreciate.

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Speaker 9: That, no doubt, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 8: Hunter Brown with us here on Sports Talk seven ninety

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and what has it been like for you, of course

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coming up a couple of years ago, and those the

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guys in the clubhouse as far as the leadership justin Verlander.

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We know about the Alex Bregman and all the help

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he he's provided for you. What is it kind of

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like in there now? Do you feel like yourself taking

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on more of a leadership role or is there somebody

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I think, you know, I think any

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given day, we have we have five, five guys in

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rotation right now that can go out there and be

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a leader. I think I think in our bullpen, you know,

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we got we got Josh out there and Bray. You

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I think that that leadership role just naturally takes place

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as you keep going out there and and you know, playing.

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a change given just how long the guys that you

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mentioned we're here for. But you know, we we have

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the guys in this clubhouse now that that are stepping

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up and ready to do that. You know, I think

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Paint has been doing a great job. You know, obviously

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we have Altuve and Jordan and trambur and the guys

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guys like that. But you know, I think I think

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is doing a great job. I mean, you go around

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the clubhouse and name and I think the you know,

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the additions of Predes and Walker. You know, those guys

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are both both very very good, talented players that you know,

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have been around this game for a while. So you know,

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Speaker 1: We can certainly tell you what the fans think. And

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you could probably see it last night in the building

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with the City Connects debuted for the first time and

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you're there in the dugout enjoying it. What did you

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think and what do you think of this edition of

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The City Connects. Like I said, I can tell you

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the fans, uh, they are to the moon over them

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as the team might say.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I love them. I think they look great.

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and I think it's you know, going from from the

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full Navy into Anty's white and white. They look great.

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them for my first time this season, and you know,

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Speaker 8: Are you Are you super stient, like you know, if

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Fromer likes to be in the Sunday Blues, like, do

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you do you have any kind of preference or do

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you care what kind of uniform you're wearing?

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Speaker 9: Now? I will say I do. I like the orange

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the best. I mean, if we're talking just just personally

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here traffor I do like the ORMs. I think it

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I love all of our uniforms. I really do.

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you mentioned dealing, you know, with your your body physically

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and the added velocity and all that type of stuff.

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What what has that journey been like for you as

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first real full year, and then now after last year

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that you have to make, right. You want to you

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want to be feeling your best every five days that

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you got to go out there and compete. So maybe

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making adjustments over the last couple of years in my

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recovery the day after, you know, two days post throw.

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that I'm throwing in the bullpen. I was I was

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blessed to be able to much. You know, Verlander throw

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throw his bullpens over the last couple of years and

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a more particular focus. Okay, how can I apply that

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adjustments throughout the season, especially he said, when you throw,

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when you throw a bunch of innings, and you know,

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as the season grows and goes on, you know things

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are gonna are gonna happen, and you know you just

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gotta be able to roll with it and and adjust

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as they come.

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Speaker 2: Did you get to give JV A what up yesterday?

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Speaker 4: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: I did. I saw him at the center field. You know,

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he doesn't look as as good as he did in

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in Nashvills colors. But you know, he's looking good, so

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it was nice to see him, and yeah, wish wish

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him the best of the season.

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Speaker 1: Certainly an interesting spot for him to be going all

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the way out to the West Coast, going into the

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National League. I'm curious if I would have asked you

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this question two weeks ago, I think your answer would

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have been, what are you talking about? I'm curious if

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the answer will be the same today. What do you

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think of torpedo bats?

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Speaker 9: I actually hadn't even heard of them until, you know,

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the last the last couple of days. I didn't. I

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guess I was just unaware that you could even really

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do that. You know, I think I guess you could

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chalk it up to you know, golf a few different clubs,

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so you know, maybe it's that sense. But yeah, I

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was not even aware that you could, you know, change

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the barrel like that. So, you know, teams and teams

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that have worked for them in the first series. We'll see,

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we'll see how that goes. Maybe you'll see the whole

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league do it.

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Speaker 8: What are the guys in the clubhouse saying about it?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I think there's been you know, a

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little bit of talk about it. I haven't really you know,

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I'm not in the cage hitting with these guys, so

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I haven't thrown it out too too much. But you know,

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I think it's just more about the weight, just distribution

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than anything. It's a little bit closer to the handle. Maybe.

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I don't know if it's actually directly translate to quicker

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bat speed or you know, the analytics of it, but

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I think it just applies a different feel to the hitter.

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So maybe you can pick that. I don't have too

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much to weigh in.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe you can pick one up.

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Speaker 7: Hunter.

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Speaker 8: You'd be like Sho Hao Tani.

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Speaker 9: I think those days are long gone for me. But

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you never know.

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Speaker 3: I guess, yeah, you never know.

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Speaker 8: Just hit the cage with it.

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Speaker 2: It tell us how it goes.

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Speaker 8: Hunter A right, all right, appreciate the time as always,

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Hunter Brown here on Sports Talk seven ninety. We'll talk

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to you down the road and good luck in the future.

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Speaker 9: All right, Thanks that, I appreciate it.