00:00This is proof. Last night. It is on the players. You have to be. And you know what? Man, does
00:07this tick me off. It does. Because fundamentals are part of baseball for all you newbies out there that think
00:14everything's about a propeller on your head and talking about numbers all the time.
00:19If you don't have the wherewithal of what is going on on the field, the fundamentals are going to look
00:25bad. One way or the other. Bryson Stott cannot run into that play. You just can't. You have to. And
00:33what are you in a hurry for? Where are you going?
00:36In that situation, it makes no sense. There was no sense. Why make it out at third base? And like
00:43you said, the ball's right in front of him. It's right there. What did you think? He was not going
00:47to see you. The invisible cloak was on. What the hell? So that's why you had to stir me up
00:53already. I didn't have to do much. It was Joe Davis's fault. It's no Dodgers broadcast. And the worst part
00:59is Joe Davis is 100 percent right. He's right. It's a laughing stock.
01:04How could you not be embarrassed if you're the Phillies right now? And I'm not getting like on them as
01:11players. I'm just saying fundamentally sound baseball sometimes looks better. You do things like base running mistakes on a constant
01:20basis. You heard the pop up the bunt, blah, blah, blah. Other teams start to notice that, wow, this team
01:26can't do anything right on the baseball field.
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