00:00It's insulting to put a position player pitching against Shohei Ohtani. I mean, that's just
00:04ridiculous. I mean, you can't do that to him. I mean, can we just do this meatball? Can
00:14we do this? Wow. Can we just give us that line from just last night?
00:21Go ahead. People are saying it could be the greatest game of all time. Six for six, three
00:27home runs, 10 RBIs. Got lucky. Got lucky. And by the way, he also forgot two stolen
00:39bases. Two stolen bases. Now, I'm going to say this. When I saw the stat line, I was
00:51trying to figure out what other player that I have watched play baseball could do that.
01:03I'm still thinking, I'm still thinking I've seen guys hit four home runs in a game.
01:11It's an interesting, yeah. I've seen guys hit four home runs in a game. It's, I don't
01:16know, maybe bonds, but like, I almost feel like this is, this was such an interesting
01:22because it was such a blowout and you were against a bad team and skip Schumacher had
01:27the honor because people were asking him after the game, they're like, would you, where you
01:31can sit? Cause Ed, when he hit the 50th, they had first base open. He goes that that's just
01:36bad karma. We cannot be walking Shohei Ohtani. That's bad for the game. And he said bad night
01:42for the Marlins. Good night for baseball, which is, you know, props to skip. I mean,
01:47he wasn't a coward to go out there cause there'd be some people who didn't, who wouldn't want
01:51to be part of history.
01:52You know what, as soon as they walked, if they were to walk Shohei Ohtani, everybody
01:58would have got up out of their seat and left or thrown garbage on the field or thrown garbage
02:02on the field. Yeah. You would have had your own home field littered with Dodgers. Not
02:08even, I think some of the Marlins fans would have did it, but I don't know, man. Like it's
02:12crazy. Oh yeah. I'm sure. But like, it's crazy to have a, a week in a series. All right.
02:20You're coming to this game. History could be made, but how do you have a night like
02:24that? And it exceeds, it exceeds what he was going to do. Right. Right. What, what is that?
02:34What kind of monster talent is this guy? He is a freak. He's a freak. He is a freak. Not
02:42to mention he's not pitching yet. Hey Marco, you got me, you got me like and loaded for
02:54the day. Yeah. We got a, we got a Leroy request. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well it is, it is, if I
03:05can say this, what Frankie Beverly is to black people is what, if you think of the party
03:18or the picnic doesn't start until this artist is played. So for Latinos is sell your cruise.
03:26They, everybody go crazy when they play, sell your cruise at the barbecue. Yeah. I think
03:30that's a great comparison. I don't know about intangibles. Y'all got, y'all got, you know,
03:35yeah, I don't know.
03:37Con I'd go.
03:41But I'm just saying, uh, if you go to a barbecue that is predominantly black folks, my house don't
03:51count. These people don't know who Frankie Beverly is. Right. What do you mean these people? My,
03:59my family, my in-laws and Frankie Beverly isn't played, then you ain't, you, you, you ain't at
04:10the right place. So, um, yeah, that was sad. Cause he is, all of his music is, is fun and
04:20about bringing joy and peace and, and all that. So it's sad to see him go, but it just,
04:27all I had to do was go to my low, you know, my low, my iPhone and, and hit Frankie Beverly.
04:34And then I could hear all his best hits. Louie says the Marlins should retire Otani's Jersey
04:40after last night. That was stupid. Incredible. So you wanted to pull a Pat Riley and retire
04:44Michael Jordan's Jersey? Like just, Oh, Tony was here. We saw history. It, it was amazing.
04:53Um, for the people that were there for the rest of your life, you have that moment where, and this
05:02is what's great about sports. You know, you go to, you go to watch sports and sometimes your team's
05:08not good, but something may happen in any sport. Something may happen. And you go, wow. I was there
05:17Wow. I was there to witness it live. Like I didn't know that I was going to be at the game
05:23where the ball bounced off Jose Canseco's head. Right. I didn't know that I was going to be at
05:29a game where Carlos Baer get hit a home run from both sides of the plate in the same inning.
05:35Right. Just incredible things that stick in your mind and make you appreciate, uh, sports.
05:43Yeah. I'm trying to think of like record breakers. Have I ever been to a record breaker or just
05:47interesting games? Like, Oh, I've been to interesting games. I've been to games with
05:51big stakes. The last reg, the one, the best performance I think I've seen, uh, recently
05:57was Jimmy. I saw Jimmy, I was building for Jimmy's 56. That was, I thought the first quarter that
06:02he played where he scored, what'd he score? 28 in the first quarter. I thought that was the
06:06best basketball. And I thought he was going to be tapped out. That's why I was like, Oh,
06:11that's the best basketball I've ever seen him play. That's the best basketball. I think I've
06:15seen, I've seen anybody ever play in person. And then he went out and had more like how that was,
06:22whoo. Right. But that's like, that's what makes sports great. Right. You watch sports for that.
06:29That I get the fans want to root for their team or whatever. But if you're a fan of sports,
06:35fan of sports, you go and you pay your money for a game or, or whatever it is. And you want
06:42to see something great. You want to say something you can talk about for the rest of your life.
06:48Saddest history game I've ever been to was the dolphins Ravens, of course, avoiding the Owen 16
06:55and Greg Camarino. Greg Camarino scores the walk-off touchdown. What do you mean saddest
06:59though? I mean, just sad is because we were so happy to not, to not be in position of, of infamy,
07:07but what about, what about crying in the stands? What about what was the,
07:14the bears game when they were undefeated? Was the bears game down here?
07:19Oh, I don't know what you're talking about. What was that? Like 80 something,
07:21maybe three 84 when the 85, 85 bears. Yeah. I wasn't there for that. I wasn't born yet.
07:28Yeah. I was a negative eight. Crazy. Let's get to a, some headlines brought to you by
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07:53getting into his own club as him opening his own club called 50, 50 on a one, two,
08:00Oh, Tani the other way. One of a kind player, one of a kind season. So hey,
08:15Tani starts the 50, 50 club.
08:21Wow. That might be the hardest club to get into. It doesn't exist until last night. I mean,
08:28because think about this. We're talking about how great Aaron judges as a home run hitter
08:36at 50 stolen bases to that. Yeah. Right. It's unheard of. It's also like, you know,
08:43it would have been so, I think what makes him incredible is like, it would have been so easy
08:47to be like, yeah, you know, you were, I'm doing half my job as my was the second Tommy John
08:52surgery that he's had. Yeah. You know, but Hey, how about I do this? Watch this. It's I mean like
08:59that's, that's, what's incredible about it. He's worth every penny of that. What? 700 million.
09:04Yep. Which he's deferred for years. Right. That's baseball contracts though.
09:10It's not like 50 strikeouts, like him striking out that many batters. Yeah. Is that impressive
09:17or is that not for a starter? I think the number for, for, I think the number that makes you elite
09:24is what? 300 strikeouts. No, I think like 200, 200. So there's only been a handful of guys who've
09:32had 300 strikeouts in a year. Cause I was trying to think, all right, what's next. We did the 50,
09:3750. What can we add pitching wise? That would make it just as crazy. But with a third
09:45stat this time, would it have to be 50, 50 and 150?
09:52His career high in strikeouts was in 2022, 219 strikeouts.
09:57Right. So it's like, listen, right. Anything that he does on the mound right now is gravy.
10:10Yep. You already got the meat. You already got the potatoes, right? If he goes out there and wins
10:1715 games and strikes out another 200, you are looking at probably one of the greatest
10:24athletes to play the sport. Well, that's why I'm saying like last night, the Marlins put a
10:29Vidal Brujan and an infielder out there. Cause you know, they're getting worked and let's,
10:35we're out of pictures. Hey, show. Hey, this guy's going to try and pitch
10:42and you just see 69 mile an hour meatball. It's like you're getting it 51 home runs now.
10:54Didn't he, uh, the world baseball classic, it came down to him and Mike trout. If I'm not
11:01mistaken, that was also down here. Yes, it was. He said, I think last night through a translator,
11:04this is becoming one of his favorite stadiums. I can tell. I can definitely really. Cause it's
11:10not the favorite for anybody. Cause it's a pit runs here. Maybe when he takes the interest off
11:16of that, uh, that contract deferred, maybe he can buy the Marlins cause he already owns them. Maybe
11:22he could actually buy them after his career. Great. Love that. Cause it seems like he likes,
11:28uh, you know, he likes to do some squirrely things with his money. This is the perfect city
11:32for him. For sure. Perfect city for, for Otani, you know, um, crazy. What, what are you guys?
11:41Skip Schumacher after last night's game here with skip you. I think that's a bad move. Baseball wise,
11:47karma wise, baseball, God wise, you, you go after him and see if you can get him out.
11:53Um, and I think, um, out of respect for the game, we're, we're going to go after him.
11:58He hit the home run. I mean, you know, that's just part of the deal. He's hit 50 of them.
12:02Um, he's the most talented player I've ever seen. Um, he is doing things that I've never seen done
12:09before, before in the game. Um, and if he has a couple more of these peak years, he might be the
12:15best ever to play the game. Um, so I just, um, yeah, as a fan, yeah, I wish I was in the stands,
12:22not in the dugout seeing it. Um, but it's, um, I'm, I'm proud of like the guys that were attacking
12:28him and not scared of him. And, um, that's, that's how you should go after it. And then,
12:33you know, he hit, he hit the home run. I mean, I know Bauman didn't want the home run to be hit,
12:38but he hit it. And, um, and so, yeah, it's, it was, uh, uh, a good day for baseball,
12:44bad day for the Marlins, you know, but, um, but a good day for that, for, uh, you know,
12:47the game of baseball, you know, what, he seems very classy and they just like, no,
12:57yeah, they skunked them. No, I'm talking about just the organization.
13:01Oh yeah. That's what I mean. I'm like, yeah, they, they, they really great job by them.
13:08They don't, they're, they're the only ones left. Right. Every organization in South Florida
13:17has kind of, if you had to stink on you have kind of just put your organization in a place where
13:24fans can feel confident, you're going to do the right things to win. Might not win. Right. But
13:31I would say what Steven Ross has done with the Panthers have done what the pinks have done.
13:40Right. And you know, the heater, the heat, they by far have the worst owner in town.
13:44Like that's, that's what it is. But is it, is it a money thing though? Yeah. He's broke.
13:52I thought he was cheap. I didn't know he was broke. He's not very rich,
13:56not compared to these other guys. That's why I'm asking Otani to buy us. He had deadbeat
14:00Jeets running the, running his purse strings for a while. Uh, I wasn't the game. Don't try
14:06Willis Homer twice. I was, I was, Hey, Hey, Hey, wait. And Marcos. Yes, sir. I've met
14:217 million people that have gone to the orange bowl. No, I really wasn't that game. I was,
14:28I was in New York with my dad. What is that? Shea?
14:42Even even stay hydrated. Champagne buying it.
14:50I'm pretty sure this happened. I think I went to a game where Derek Lee hit an
14:53inside the park home run and a regular home run. Okay, dude, we're talking about like life
15:00changing game. Here's the thing. You have to understand if you did that, if you did that here,
15:07down here, it's some of the, they've had some of the biggest stadiums ever to play baseball.
15:13I know, but it was still cool. Anyway. What about, uh, any, uh, no, this is, I don't know. This is,
15:21they're already Miami Marlins. I wouldn't say any Jose Fernandez moments because he had some
15:25moments. I was at Jose Fernandez is a comeback game from Tommy John. I was in the booth with
15:30rich Walsh and Tommy hut. We were visiting rich Waltz and, uh, and we saw Jose hit the home run.
15:36What about D D Gordon honoring Jose? No, I wasn't at that time. That was classic moment there.
15:42We got Derek Lee's two home runs at one time. No one was, but you don't understand one was inside
15:47the park and the realm of things that are worth mentioning. That's probably pretty low on your
15:59list. Mike Mordecai walk off home run against the Dodgers and the wildcard chase. And you like,
16:05see how he added cheese to the, to the wildcard chase. I was at every walk off home run that year.
16:14Who remembers 50 and 50 from showing old Tommy and I'll don't forget some guy named Mordecai
16:20hit a home run. Here's what's interesting. Here's what's interesting. How many people
16:25were at the game? The attendance. Let me see. Uh, because, because you are the Mike Mordecai game
16:33no, no. Oh, okay. Uh, 15,548 is announced 15,000 to see one of the greatest, uh,
16:47things that ever happened in the sport. Right. And I guarantee you in our next five years,
16:54we will meet 37,000 people who said they were there.
16:59Yeah. How many of you met? We're at the Mike Mordecai.
17:05You know, every time I hear it, every time I hear that name, you know what I think of,
17:09you remember the movie, uh, uh, first Sunday, what was the ice cube and, uh,
17:16Cass Stevens and they go into the, uh, they go into the massage parlor and, uh, he's like,
17:23what's your name? Mordecai.
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