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Speaker 1: Skip, how are things on this Tuesday? How was the

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off day?

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Speaker 2: I'm doing well. I'll stay with fabulous. Thank you for asking.

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Speaker 3: Hey, a lot of excitement around these parts. A certain

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DHS slugging left hander had a nice trip down to

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Corpus Christy. Have you filled out your lineup card just yet?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 1: And is there a certain DH in that lineup tonight?

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Speaker 2: Yes, there's a DH in that lineup? You know what

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Speaker 1: Skip? Come on now, we're better than that, all right?

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Is you're not going to play DH tonight?

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Speaker 2: You're done. He's going to walk in here. We're going

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to talk to him and see how he feels and

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if he feels good, wait and see see what happens. Guys,

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we all, we all, you know, looking looking forward to

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him coming in here today and tell how he feels.

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Speaker 1: Okay, that's good. That's I'm glad to hear that.

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Speaker 3: How much how much recon were you getting from your

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folks in Corporus Christy?

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Speaker 2: Uh?

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Speaker 1: Did you did he get?

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Speaker 3: I'm assuming he got what he want wanted to accomplish

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in terms of playing day off, a little bit of outfield,

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running around the bases a little bit.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he did all those things, and

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he came out feeling well, you know, the bats, not

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only there, but the bats in West Palm Beach. I

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think he's in a really good spot mentally and physically.

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And you know you mentioned outfield. He also played on Mottfield.

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He came out of there not feeling good about that.

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So yeah, he's he's in a really good spot. And

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you know, really, you know, we really excited of getting

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him back.

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Speaker 3: You know, I guess the number one question is beyond

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his playing, is the fact that you've used Jose a

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lot at d H spot over that time and not

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a lot of left field in the last couple of months.

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From a macro view, not necessarily about tonight or tomorrow,

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but from macro, how do you see things playing out

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if those guys are available to you healthy, trying to

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give them days off, but also trying to get keep

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them in the lineup every single day as you fight

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to win this division.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, so the DH spot will help us

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with that that both can play left that both will

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date you know, ho second also play second base, So

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that's that would be a way to keep everyone in

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the lineup and healthy. Also, you know, or done we

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have to see how he feels volume wise, how we

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get him going. You know, he has him play in

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almost three and a halfs four months, so we have

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to see how he feels. Has he you know, gets

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back to the every day you know, line up and

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playing every day. We have a you know, a stretch

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of thirteen games, so we have to be smart on

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the volume, not only with him, but the rest of

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the guys.

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Speaker 3: Have you in your conversation with your don or members

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of your staff or the training staff, is it literally

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a wake up every morning, how you feeling or is

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we are we a little bit past that point where

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he has gotten up five, six, seven, ten days in

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a row and said, hey, my hand's feeling pretty good.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, he he and and he has been feeling

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pretty good, like you know, every morning or we'll check

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in and he'll check in with us. And you know,

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the the the the excitement and how he's feeling is

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very encouraging and that's the most important thing. We know

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that uh, you know how good he is when when

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he's healthy. But for us, it's just more how he

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bounces back from the workload and so far has been

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so far has been good.

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Speaker 3: Uh, talk a little bit if you can about We've

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had some folks ask about Jake Myers.

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Speaker 1: I know that Dana brought him up a little bit

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on Sunday.

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Speaker 3: What do you know about him at this point and

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where is he and his recovery path.

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Speaker 2: So the plan is for him to start tomorrow in

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sugar Land, so that will be that will be great

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to also get him going and getting get him ready

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to get back here to us and help away some games.

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But he's also gotten to a point where he's recovering

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very well. He's pushing off that leg, doing all the

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drill that we need him to get done and check

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some boxes that we need to see from him. And

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right now he's in a really also in a really

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Speaker 1: It feels like things are coming together.

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Speaker 3: From the positional standpoint, You've got quite a few of

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your pitchers back. It felt like to me the Baltimore series.

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Obviously the bats were fantastic. Joe, you certainly want to

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start to get some link out of your starting pitching,

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and I thought perhaps the brightest spot of that group

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was even though Spencer, you know, got in some trouble

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with pitch count early in the game, he was able

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to give you five and a third, and so I

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think we're kind of looking for that same kind of thing, maybe,

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especially with a guy like Lance mccollors.

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Speaker 2: Yes, that will be That's an area where we know

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that these guys are capable of doing that, and it

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hasn't been the case here the last few outings, but

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we know those guys once they get settled. You know,

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some of these guys are coming back from injuries, so

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it usually takes a little bit of time to get

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them for them to get settled, and and I think

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we were getting to that point where we saw like

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aside from that first inning when he threw twenty something pitches,

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he he was efficient after that, no walks, his stuff

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was really good. And we're going to need some of

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those guys to help us out so we can, you know,

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not have to lean heavily on our bullpen so early

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in the game.

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Speaker 4: Asal's manager, Joe a spot of joining us right here

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on Sports Talk seven ninety Joe, I want to get

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your opinion on the bullpen right now, especially after what

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we saw this past series. Your willingness to go to

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them a little bit earlier knowing that you have some

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starters like Christian Javier Spencer Lance coming off of injury,

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when you have the opportunity to trust in guys like

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from Bervaldez and Hunter Brown over these next two games

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of Colorado, what is that balance of making sure that

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you don't lean too heavily into the bullpen early on

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and let these guys kind of work themselves out of jams.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know, that's that's the key. You know, we're

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getting quality starts from Hunter and Valdez and and Alexander

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who's throwing the ball really well, taking us deep in

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the game. That's the key, right They they come out,

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set the tone early and they could keep their pitch

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counts low, and those guys have shown that they could

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pitch out of trouble. Uh, that's the best way to

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you know, give our bullpen an opportunity to sit in

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and watch the game from from from the pen. But

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if if we don't get those quality innings, those quality

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pitchers' quality big outs early in the game, Uh, that's

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when we are forced to use some of our guys

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in the pan. But you know, having Hunter and Valdez

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and and after and off day, our guys should be

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rested and ready to go, Joe.

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Speaker 4: How important was it to see Jesus Sanchez get off

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to a hot start out in the Oriel Park at

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Camden just after what he was doing over the last

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several weeks and his kind of finding his moment in

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his stride here to be able to get seven hits

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in the first three games. How important is that coming

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home to a nine game, ten game home stand.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, big, because you know, he finally you know, he's

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hitting the ball hard, but I finally see the ball hit,

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you know, hit the ball in the air in the gaps.

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and you know, on that first pitch, it was like

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a breaking ball and he was able to keep it

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in the air and stay through it. And that's just

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a sucentius that we that we went and got from Miami.

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hammer right hand or pitching in his career. Very encouraging.

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in the middle of a lineup to produce to drive

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people in. Uh Man. You know, we saw him and

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Christian Walker really put some big swings in that in

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that series in Baltimore.

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Speaker 3: Visiting with Joe spotted here on Sports Talk said, Donny

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Skip when you lost Josh, I think the transformation moving

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uh a braid of the ninth inning was was gonna

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be an easy one.

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Speaker 1: It was gonna be who's going to pick up that

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seventh and eighth inning?

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Speaker 3: And I thought Bennet Susa would have been a great

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example for that, and unfortunately he's now down a little bit.

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Speaker 1: What is the mindset when you.

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Speaker 3: Talk to your pitching coach about getting some time with

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those relievers and you talking to them yourself about you're

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now being asked to go into a spot that you

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maybe weren't asked to do, you know two or three

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or four weeks ago, when you kind of had seven, eight,

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Speaker 1: Up for yourself.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know those guys, you know, the Brian Kings,

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the Calibbord, that Brian Olker, that those guys have been

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throwing leverage, leverage innings for us. You know, either in

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the fifth or the sixth they've been in. They pitched

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some big moments throughout the season, so they're not completely

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new to this new role. For me, it's just more

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for them just to be themselves, you know, trust the

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game plan, their conviction, behind their work, behind every pitch,

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just like they've done the whole entire season for us

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to demonstrate, you know, trust and confidencing them because they've

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been really good. We couldn't be in this position if

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he wasn't. From our entire bullpen, my conversations with them,

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it's just continues to be the same. Hey, we trust you.

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I want to hand you the ball and this moment

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in this spot and this against his pocket because I

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trust you you're good enough to get these people out

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and you you know, we we need them to step up,

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and they've been stepping up the whole entire season. Our boopen,

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it's been it's been really really good.

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Speaker 4: Talk about a bullpen. You added a new arm to

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it in Craig Kimberl. We got to see him a

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little bit work his way out of a jam on Sunday.

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What did you make of him, what went into the

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signing and do you expect him to have a bigger

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role moving into this series against Colorado?

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Speaker 2: You know, we like we obviously we like the experience.

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in his entire career. I like his demeanor. Uh, you know,

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he has this precess about himself. He's still got some

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power in his fastball. We like the way he spins

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the baseball. So those are the things that we we

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saw out of him when we when we sign him,

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that we liked and we can help him, you know,

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be be better and be more consistent in the strike zone.

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the game, depending on who's available, depending on who we like.

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I don't want to sit down and assign innings for

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any of these guys, because it's all hands on deck.

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a it's a good pocket for you. Trust me, I'm

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going to give you the ball.

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Speaker 3: Going back to the injured guys a little bit again

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that I'm they were all. I think a lot of

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Speaker 3: How long do you anticipate Jake being a triple any

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idea in terms of number of games do you think

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he'll need down there?

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I just really want to get him going and start

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getting some feedback from him, so you know his performance

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and and he's how he feels, determines how many games

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we'll leave him. We'll leave him down there, so you know,

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just to get him going and get him started, and

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the fact that he feels good about where he's at, know,

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that's it. That's a win for us right now.

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Speaker 3: And lastly, provided that you do put your on the

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what is the message to him. I would presume a

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glad to have you back and be let's not try

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to reinvent the wheel here.

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Speaker 1: We know what you can do when you're healthy and

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playing for.

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Speaker 2: This team one hundred percent. I don't think you know.

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I don't think Dan needs a motivation speech from me.

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He knows exactly where we at. He's he's playing big,

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big games in here in Houston. He's he knows exactly

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where we at in the season. He knows exactly what

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he will bring to our lineup. I'm just gonna see him,

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give him a hug and tell him excited to see

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him back here with the boys, and and you know,

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we have we have a job to do and our

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goal is to win this division. And uh, he's a

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big part of of what we what we need right now.

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He brings that, you know that he provides that injection

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of energy that our offense needs and you know, excited

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to have them.

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Speaker 3: And I would presume Skip with that going really without

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saying that. He's the lines of communication to be super honest.

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If the hands aren't feeling great, particularly that needs a

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day off, He's going to have to be really forthcoming

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with you on that.

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Speaker 2: Correct correct, correct, You know he's you know he needs

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to be and he will be. He will be honest

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and will let us know, you know, how he feels,

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you know, because I think that's important for us to

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keep them in the lineup for the next thirty plus

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games and you know this month of September we have

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a lot of games in a row. He needs. He

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will be honest, he will let us know how he feels.

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Speaker 1: Skip, thanks for the time.

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Speaker 3: Is always best of luck tonight against the Rockies, and

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it was good to see you guys bounce back in

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Baltimore and look forward to you that lineup card when.

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Speaker 1: It comes out in a few hours.

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Speaker 2: A man, thank you, you got it.

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Speaker 1: Joe spoted with his