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Speaker 1: Spend twelve calling him in until the manager of your

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Houston Astros win last night over at the Miami Marlins.

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Joe A spotted with us here on the show. Skip,

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I was talking to Ross a minute ago, and he

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got mad at me because I've called Rockets games in

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Miami from the last nine years. I've never gone to

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the beach. Have you gone to the beach in a

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trip to Miami lately?

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Speaker 2: Yes? Or no?

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Speaker 1: Tell the truth? No, thank you. That's all I needed

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to hear.

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Speaker 3: Oh, he's busier than you.

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Speaker 2: Stop.

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Speaker 1: No, that's ridiculous.

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Speaker 3: I think the manager of the team's busier than you. Matt,

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that's done. Tell us sorry, we're fighting.

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Speaker 2: Skip.

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Speaker 1: Sandy al Kata was about to throw a no no

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until things got crazy. What happened, And by the way,

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thank you for that, because it became a different ballgame

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after that first go around through your lineup.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we made uh, we made some adjustments,

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you know, someone like I'll contract you know you have

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to make you know, you really got to get him

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away from you if you if you, you know, beat

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his sinker on the ground, it's going to be quick

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a bats. It's just going to get grum balls. I

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think the guy's made a good adjustment trying to see

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stuff out over the plate, and then that's when you

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start seeing you know, Penna double. You start seeing some

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balls now being hit in the air. We drive in

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the ball, and that's when that's when we were able

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to capitalize.

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Speaker 1: You have been able to win games this year with

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a variety of different lineups and having this squad now

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and look you hopefully we'll have even more guys coming

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back in the not too distant future. But it feels

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like you've been given some more things to go to

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the toolbox in terms of different lineups and whatnot. What

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is it like having Carlos back? What is it like

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being able to pencil in Korea? And then you've got

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Haesus Sanchez. I mean there have been some nice auditions

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here that kind of deepened your lineup a little bit.

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Speaker 2: Now, yeah, yeah, he does. You know you mentioned Carlos.

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You know, he's someone who's just going to give you

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a quality of bats after quality of bats. He can walk,

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you know, he can drive the ball. We've been seeing

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how hardy sitting the ball. And also he's sharing knowledge

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and helping helping some of our young players prepare ourselves

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for for this August September dog days of you know,

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playing meaningful games. So Carlos has been able to do that,

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and it's been a great addition to can really just

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give us a good, you know, good back from the

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left side, can really drive the ball. I feel like

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he sees a ton of pitches and we able to

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you know, have guys like Ria's on the benchick and

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allow me to be flexible and pinch it and take

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shots when I need to, and and and having him

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and Dubon that can cover a pretty much play everywhere

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on the field has been a nice It's been a

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nice edition. Joe.

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Speaker 1: You've given some cam a little bit of time off.

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Obviously the struggles have been probably for a couple of weeks.

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Speaker 2: Now. Is it a.

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Speaker 1: Byproduct of maybe there's intelligence on him now or is

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it this is a young man that has played a

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whole lot of baseball games in the last twelve counter

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months that this is kind of what guys go through

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when they start to hit that one and twenty games

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over a certain stretch of time.

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Speaker 2: Yes, and this is part of this is part of

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you know, a young player learning the league, learning himself.

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You know, I I've been giving him more off days.

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My plan is just to be more more proactive with him,

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giving him some blows here and there. He's a bats

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have gotten better the last couple of games, so you know,

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it's been it's just helping him through this process. He's

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you know, it's not forget he's a plus defender and

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right he can give you some really good at bats

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comfortable again getting good pitches to hit, swinging at good

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pitches to h and but I think we got to

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be We've got to be cautious and smart of how

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often we throw him out there. And I think a

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blow he in there will help him get back on

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his speed and understand how long the season is.

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Speaker 3: What is that like for you dealing with a personality

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like camp Smith and you've had it with Bregman and others.

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throughout the years love baseball. Want to be there out

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there every day to kind of just have that conversation

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with them and let them know like it's more about

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the long term and the marathon rather than the sprint.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, and it's daily. You know, he

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he knows like in cancer, but he knows that this

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is a very long year and we have a lot,

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still a lot of baseball left, and not because you're

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not starting the game doesn't mean that you're playing that day.

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need to give blows some of the next you know,

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the next couple of weeks. Some of these guys need

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some rest. So it's about being smart and and trying

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to find time just to get these guys off their

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feet so we could be in a good in a

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good position and make a push here in August.

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Speaker 3: In September, Joe Spotless here on Sports Talk seven nine,

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you mentioned the leadership of Carlos Korea. Can you expand

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on that a little bit? Like what what does he bring?

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as on a pregame planning or just going through everything.

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Can you just tell us more about that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's involved, he's involved in everything, you know, our

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prep work, our pregame meetings. You know, I know we've

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probably noticed this, but every time there's a there's a

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there's a visit, a mound visit. Carlos is the first

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one there. You know, he he's smart, he sees what's

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going on. During our hitters meeting, he pretty much leaves

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the conversation and it feels like he has never left

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our clubhouse. Uh. I share a lot of you know,

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ideas through him. How the next couple of weeks shoot, uh,

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some of my thoughts and you know, he's got some

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really good feedback and you know, his presence, it's it's

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it's uncomparable. How you know, what he brings to the

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table is is incredible. I've never seen anything like it.

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Speaker 1: Joe. If you need to give Jeremy a day off

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here and there, because whether it's just making sure that

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he doesn't overtax himself or the cramp that he had

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in the land over Boston, do you envision Korea being

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your shortstop on days that you don't start Jeremy or

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is that kind of still up in the air at

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this point.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I think I think Carlos it's obviously you know,

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he's planting glow winner in short and so you know,

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if if Jeremy meets those those few off days in

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the next uh, you know, fifty fifty games, Uh, you know,

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Speaker 1: H I go to my ESPN app Skip and I

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see that Undecided is making today start. Tell me about him.

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I don't know much about Undecided.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still on the sided. You will find out here.

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You'll find out here pretty soon. It's going to be

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one of our Afterenner relievers.

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Speaker 1: Oh, now you're the guessing game after you leave us,

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I like kind of like that, take us through that

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because I, you know, I agent. I would talk quite

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a bit about this about using the opener. Is there

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a lot of maneuvering once the game goes on or

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is it a pretty well set I think I can

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get this guy to get me six outs, it's got

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to get me three and six. Or do you have

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to kind of watch and see how the game goes

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before deciding, you know, how your rotation goes in terms

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of who's going to go next.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, you try to. You map it out

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and you put like two different scenarios right the opener.

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a four or five outs, or would be great if

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then by there is traffic. Who's going to be that

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first guy up, you know, out of your bullpen, so

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you met that out. And then also once you get

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to once to the lineup, who's going to give you

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that person is going to give you most of the ball,

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you know, how many pitches you want him to get

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you and and then you know your their hope is

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can you know, you have to lead and you can

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deploy your back end on the bullpen. So there is

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some there's some planning that goes into it. You you know,

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you want your offenses to give you some early runs.

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So so the uh, the the execution of the game

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plan will be a little bit more much much easier.

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mornings that they have some really good left enter hitters,

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and they have some guys on the bench that they're

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you know, their they're deployment in the game if they

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have to. So you know, we're just going to try

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to be ready and put our relievers in the best

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position for them. To succeed.

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Speaker 1: We did not speak to you since the trade deadline

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is coming past, and I think you guys are off

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that Thursday, So let me, uh, let's go through what

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your final two hours were, like, you get Korea, you

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have Urias, you get Sanchez. I know there were some

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other deals that were pondered and discussed. How how was

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your last afternoon before the deadline came before? Because I'm

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curious what the manager's role was during all this peak

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beyond the beyond that, I'm just on the phone and

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talking to Dana.

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Speaker 2: No, yeah, I'm constantly you know, text messages not only

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with Dana, but someone of his front, off his personnel,

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trying to figure out if we acquired this player, how

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would it, how would it fit in our roster. So

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the constant, constant text messages, I try to take those.

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movies with my girls that were in Boston, and you know,

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I missed the last forty five minutes off the movie

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because that's when we think got really heated and we're

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really close acquiring Carlos and Sanchez. So you know, I

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had to leave the mood the theater so you could

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get you know, uh, these conversations, uh with Dana and

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his staff, and but he's it's fun. You want to

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be in that position where you're actually acquiring players, not

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saying not saying bye to family members. And we acquire

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some really good players, and I'm excited about it.

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Speaker 1: I have to ask what movie was it?

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Speaker 2: It was bad? The name was Bad Guys is a

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kind of a cartoon movie, and we were watching it.

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It was fun. We were looking forward to potentially just

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you know, spend those two hours there, you know, just

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watching a movie and eating popcorn and hanging out. But man,

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the last thirty forty five minutes for me, I had

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to I had to leave the room. Skip.

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Speaker 1: I don't know how you did it. Honestly, I applaud

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you as a husband and as a father, because I

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guarantee you if I'm in your spot, I'm like, kids,

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go see whatever you want, have about here's the credit cardio,

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the popcorn you can possibly handle off. I may have

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a completely different roster in about two and a half

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three hours play.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I it's important for me to be

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be present with with my with my family. I you know,

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I need that piece that that peace of mind, being

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able to get away from the game and try to

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do the best I can just to be there for them,

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for my wife, and I know it's it's a big moment,

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you know, during a season, but uh, you know, it's

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important for us to be present with our kids and they,

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you know, for them to see that even during these

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there's very important times doing our job, that we have

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time for them because at the end of the day,

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that's my biggest responsibilities, taking care of my kids and

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Speaker 1: Two last questions, and we applaud you for that, uh,

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that mentality, Uh to this opener situation, do you envision

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us being a one time thing? Could you see yourself

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doing this for a couple of weeks? I mean, you've

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got some reinforcements coming, but let's frankly be honest, they're

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probably gonna be on a pitch count here for at

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least a while, and that could ultimately mean that just

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skip a start.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, we are. This is you know, day

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by day, be honest with you, we are. We see

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how today goes. We have Spencer coming back tomorrow. You know,

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he's he's going to be somewhat on a pitch town.

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You know, he can take us eighty pitches or plus,

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but you just should never know, right, So we are

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taking one day at a time. We're being very conscious.

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Who can we pitch, who can give us multi winnings,

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who can pitch back to back games. So it's, uh,

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it's all hands on deck. But right now, it's just

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one day at a time and see what. Let's be

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focusing right now on winning today's game.

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Speaker 1: You also sent two players back to the minor leagues

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in Melton and Matthews. Any messages in particular for those

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two gentlemen.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what, for me, it's more you know

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they need. First of all, I they did a tremendous shot.

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You know, bright Matthews pretty much won us a series

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in Arizona. Melton. You know, he provides coverage, you all

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three feels, he's super athletic, his defense is plus. But

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I wanted that, you know, for them, right now, it's

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going back down to Triple A and playing every day.

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I want these young players to play every day. They're

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part of our future and it's important for them just

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to go and play and stay ready because right you know,

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you never know what could happen here in the next

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couple of weeks, and indury can occur, and then you know,

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I want him to be ready. I want him to

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be getting every day at Bets.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for the visitors. Always enjoy South Florida and

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enjoy New York. And we'll talk in next week. And

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thank you for the opportunity vis Thank you. Good Joe

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spotted with us here on Sports Talk seventy