Best Podcast Episodes About Juan Soto
Everything podcasters are saying about Juan Soto — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 20 episodes
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“… not a fan of the Benj mustache and thought it was ugly and a big mistake We're burying the lead here. And we'll end with this. Where are you on the Soto Lindor? everyone is zaprooting zaprooting their high fives uh their lockers have now been separated uh people are speculation is running wild buster only was on espn radio as i was driving around opining on the state of their relationship do you care about this at all buster only had something bad to say about the mets surely you jest well i mean look i i love buster only so i don't i don't know he would he was saying look uh he doesn't know he …”
“I like Robert so far I like Polanco so far And the other big daughter update is very happy that Benj shaved his mustache was not a fan of the Benj mustache and thought it was ugly and a big mistake We're burying the lead here. And we'll end with this. Where are you on the Soto Lindor? everyone is zaprooting zaprooting their high fives uh their lockers have now been separated uh people are speculation is running wild buster only was on espn radio as i was driving around opining on the state of their relationship do you care about this at all buster only had something bad to say about the mets surely you jest well i mean look i i love buster only so i don't i don't know he would he was saying look uh he doesn't know he didn't have any insight he he's pretty confident they're not like buddies he's not sure that it really matters like the classic sort of like 26 players 26 cabs whatever the saying was kind of thing but it is interesting like mets fans are kind of obsessed with this like there are a lot of youtube videos breaking down handshake routines and facial …”
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Juan Soto appears to be emerging as the leader of the Mets, overshadowing Francisco Lindor amidst team dynamics. While Lindor's recent performance raised eyebrows, Soto is consistently delivering, making every at-bat a must-watch. This shift in team leadership could shape the Mets' culture moving forward, especially as mainstay players transition out.
“… and a redbird winner The ball falls in front of Benz, and the Cardinals walk it off. Cardinals Radio Network on the call. 2 in 11 St Louis wins but Juan Soto home run number one on the season so maybe that starts something for you Speaking of those hated Astros And that is Hammer deep to left field Back on it is Durant looking up. See you later. And it leaves these Crawford boxes. A go-ahead three-run home run for Carlos Correa. On the Astros radio network, they top the Red Sox today. Six to four, Sports Talk 790. KBME and the Astros radio network with the call. Phillies rallied for a 6-5 win in 10 …”
“… it's nice to have you here yeah i think you have to acknowledge that sometimes yeah you can't you can't ignore it well that's for sure and unfortunately rich can't ignore this the pitch a swing and a fly ball short right field that is going to drop and a redbird winner The ball falls in front of Benz, and the Cardinals walk it off. Cardinals Radio Network on the call. 2 in 11 St Louis wins but Juan Soto home run number one on the season so maybe that starts something for you Speaking of those hated Astros And that is Hammer deep to left field Back on it is Durant looking up. See you later. And it leaves these Crawford boxes. A go-ahead three-run home run for Carlos Correa. On the Astros radio network, they top the Red Sox today. Six to four, Sports Talk 790. KBME and the Astros radio network with the call. Phillies rallied for a 6-5 win in 10 against the Nationals. The Rockies down the Jays in 10-2-1. Brewers were 8-2 winners against the Rays. Marlins blanked the White Sox. Sandy Alcantara, complete game shutout, struck out 7 for the Fish. Orioles were 8-3 winners against the Rangers. Pirates beat the Reds 8-3. Cubs were 6-2 winners against the Halos. And the Braves were 5-1 victors …”
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Imagine hating a player only to find out they're actually a great person. In a recent discussion, a caller shared his experience with LeBron James, revealing how preconceived notions can change when you meet someone in real life. This highlights the surprising truth that rival athletes can be likable once you see them as individuals, not just competitors.
“… for a wife. Not always. I'm talking about not in the bedroom, in the courtroom. Come on. And on three OK let talk about the fact that your friend Juan Martinez in addition to the defense lawyer have both been disbarred since then They both lost their law licenses Yeah. Yeah. Different reasons. But can we back up a little bit? Because we left out one of the biggest things in the trial. Well, yeah, I'm not done with the trial, but I do think it's interesting that your friend lost his law license. And I think when people look at that cross-examination, it's very interesting to know, quoting now …”
“… a rookie lawyer does or someone who doesn't do cross-examination. It's not to say there's not room for spontaneity, but I plan my spontaneity. I know that sounds like a contradiction, but that's what I do. You sound like a great person to hang out with for a wife. Not always. I'm talking about not in the bedroom, in the courtroom. Come on. And on three OK let talk about the fact that your friend Juan Martinez in addition to the defense lawyer have both been disbarred since then They both lost their law licenses Yeah. Yeah. Different reasons. But can we back up a little bit? Because we left out one of the biggest things in the trial. Well, yeah, I'm not done with the trial, but I do think it's interesting that your friend lost his law license. And I think when people look at that cross-examination, it's very interesting to know, quoting now the AP, that Martinez was accused later, this is why he lost his law license, of leaking the identity of one of the Jody Arias jurors. He leaked the identity to a blogger with whom he was having a sexual relationship, then lied to investigators about it. That's what he was accused of and of sexually harassing a bunch of female law clerks in his …”
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One of the lawyers from the infamous Jodi Arias trial, Juan Martinez, lost his law license after being accused of leaking juror identities and sexually harassing female clerks. This shocking downfall highlights not just his unethical behavior but also raises questions about the effectiveness of his cross-examination techniques during the trial. The evidence against Arias was strong, yet Martinez's misconduct overshadowed his legal prowess.
“… on deck here. Let's take a look at what you've got so far. You've got Adley Rutschman, Vinny P. Baby. Gleyber Torres, Michael Garcia, Jacob Wilson, Juan Soto, Jordan Alvarez, your pitchers, Brian Wu, Joe Ryan, Kevin Gossman, and Spencer Strider. And in the chat, someone says it's 10 games for eligibility. Thank you to Jake for pointing that out. So that might be June or July before Paredes is second base eligible. Ariel you are up sir I got a first baseman second baseman but uh Luis Arias to me is such a value here and I and I thought that you maybe could take him I don want to let it go around for …”
“… going to pick up eligibility there. Yeah. But it might take a while, because obviously he's not playing there regularly. Yeah, I'm not sure if it's like five games or ten. It makes a big difference, I feel like. Yeah. That is fair. And Ariel, you are on deck here. Let's take a look at what you've got so far. You've got Adley Rutschman, Vinny P. Baby. Gleyber Torres, Michael Garcia, Jacob Wilson, Juan Soto, Jordan Alvarez, your pitchers, Brian Wu, Joe Ryan, Kevin Gossman, and Spencer Strider. And in the chat, someone says it's 10 games for eligibility. Thank you to Jake for pointing that out. So that might be June or July before Paredes is second base eligible. Ariel you are up sir I got a first baseman second baseman but uh Luis Arias to me is such a value here and I and I thought that you maybe could take him I don want to let it go around for you so I taking him now uh but yeah I mean talk about a no strikeout rate what is it like a four percent rate for him yep yep that is uh that's someone I was looking at here it was it would have been weird though because he would have just been on my bench because you know the hope would be i eventually put him in at second base i have my utility …”
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Luis Arraez is a steal in this draft, boasting an astonishing 4% strikeout rate. As players discuss their picks, Arraez's potential to dominate while being low-risk makes him an appealing choice, especially for those needing a second baseman. This segment highlights the strategic considerations in player selection during a fantasy baseball draft.
“… and Kyle Bradish so I am considering a pitcher but I think I gonna I think I gonna pass because my team could probably use a little pop I think Juan Soto is the only guy I definitely think will get to 30 homers So I'm going to go with a guy I don't love this season at his price, but Riley Green will definitely hit for some pop. I don't know if we're going to get another 36 or 37 homer season, whatever he had last year, but I think he's a pretty good bet for 30-plus. All right, after Riley Green, Vinny P. Baby. More like Vinny 3, baby.”
“… probably should do that sooner rather than later but uh lots of power so far to to go on that team uh after say Suzuki Fran Brevaldez and Jaron Duran and Chris you are back up I believe of your six picks you have five hitters and one starter five hitters and Kyle Bradish so I am considering a pitcher but I think I gonna I think I gonna pass because my team could probably use a little pop I think Juan Soto is the only guy I definitely think will get to 30 homers So I'm going to go with a guy I don't love this season at his price, but Riley Green will definitely hit for some pop. I don't know if we're going to get another 36 or 37 homer season, whatever he had last year, but I think he's a pretty good bet for 30-plus. All right, after Riley Green, Vinny P. Baby. More like Vinny 3, baby.”
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In fantasy baseball drafting, taking risks can lead to big rewards. One player embraces the gamble by choosing injury-prone stars like Byron Buxton and Jesus Lozardo, aiming for either first or last place instead of mediocrity. This strategy highlights the tension between safety and high-risk, high-reward picks in draft selections.
“… one more nugget of reason why maybe you might want to be a traitor. And this applies to everybody listening, not just Rich Davis. Can you imagine Juan Soto winning it all, the WBC, and then bringing all that winning vibe and positive attitude to the Mets clubhouse? I think the win for everybody is a lot of this momentum hopefully leads into the MLB season, right? But I would say from a selfish standpoint, Rich, you want Soto to come in there feeling sweet. No doubt. In fact, Kove, I heard our pal Sal Licata, who is a regular on Stugatz. Yeah, but he's pulling for Soto solely because he doesn't …”
“… if you're getting sucked in by these other teams? Kavino, I've said this always. I came up with this, I think. If I could change and you could change, we all could change. Everybody could change, Rich. Everybody could change. And I'm going to give you one more nugget of reason why maybe you might want to be a traitor. And this applies to everybody listening, not just Rich Davis. Can you imagine Juan Soto winning it all, the WBC, and then bringing all that winning vibe and positive attitude to the Mets clubhouse? I think the win for everybody is a lot of this momentum hopefully leads into the MLB season, right? But I would say from a selfish standpoint, Rich, you want Soto to come in there feeling sweet. No doubt. In fact, Kove, I heard our pal Sal Licata, who is a regular on Stugatz. Yeah, but he's pulling for Soto solely because he doesn't want Judge to have something on Soto. I know, but I'm saying if you're a Mets fan like Sal Licata, like myself, and I don't want to make it too New York baseball-centric, But if it were Juan Soto and his Dominican vibe versus like Aaron Judge and, you know, let's be honest, more of a boring team USA. If you're a Mets fan, do you want to see the …”
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The World Baseball Classic is captivating fans, even leading some to root for foreign teams over Team USA due to their passion and intensity.
“and I think they got rid of everyone Juan Soto hates except for Lindor. So I think we got Soto and Bobby Witt Jr. Okay. And then as far as Cy Young Award winners go. Yeah, but Soto's a great answer, and I really think he's going to have a monster season, as I said. How is he going to be better than Shohei Otani? I think if Shohei has a good year in Soto, bats like 310 with 50 home runs, I think Soto's on a mission. My Cy Young Award winners, I like your answers of Freed and Skeens. I mean, …”
“and I think they got rid of everyone Juan Soto hates except for Lindor. So I think we got Soto and Bobby Witt Jr. Okay. And then as far as Cy Young Award winners go. Yeah, but Soto's a great answer, and I really think he's going to have a monster season, as I said. How is he going to be better than Shohei Otani? I think if Shohei has a good year in Soto, bats like 310 with 50 home runs, I think Soto's on a mission. My Cy Young Award winners, I like your answers of Freed and Skeens. I mean, that's so, to me, those are both top five guys in Vegas, odds-wise. I'm going to go a little different. I'm going to go Yamamoto. I just think coming off of last year's playoffs, I feel like, you know, guys hit a groove in their career where there's always a year or so where they're like unstoppable. I think Yamamoto, Yamamoto has been here now …”
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Yamamoto could win the Cy Young Award this season, defying the odds with the Dodgers' support. While many are betting on established stars, one analyst believes Yamamoto is primed for an unstoppable year. With the potential for 20 wins, he’s a dark horse that fans should keep an eye on.
“… you know this guy just gets so much criticism and you know there's there's a debate in itself I saw our boy Sal lakata saying that him versus soto would also be a big controversy moving forward did you see that clip he sent it to me and uh i love sal but i think i was like that by kids practice or something but i i know that they were arguing whether or not that's good for baseball like watching like he was saying that he would choose his guy soto because he's a met over team usa he doesn't want Aaron Judge, regardless of USA or anything, to outdo Juan Soto. Because your alliance should …”
“… then there may be strategy involved so that's one story from last night and you know you watch this game in disbelief you're calling up your buddies you're like can you believe this and to see it come down to Aaron Judge was also heartbreaking because you know this guy just gets so much criticism and you know there's there's a debate in itself I saw our boy Sal lakata saying that him versus soto would also be a big controversy moving forward did you see that clip he sent it to me and uh i love sal but i think i was like that by kids practice or something but i i know that they were arguing whether or not that's good for baseball like watching like he was saying that he would choose his guy soto because he's a met over team usa he doesn't want Aaron Judge, regardless of USA or anything, to outdo Juan Soto. Because your alliance should be with the players you root for. Well, I mean, listen, Sal, we worked with him at SMY. The players you root for doesn't take precedence over patriotism. It doesn't. I'm sorry. Especially with this team. The Team USA team, very likable. I gave that scenario to Danny. I said, what if it was Otani for the win versus a guy you hate? You know, like …”
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The U.S. baseball team has a surprising 60-70% chance to advance in the World Baseball Classic, despite being a previous underdog with +225 odds. This shift in perspective comes from recent number crunching by Las Vegas sportsbooks, highlighting the unpredictable nature of sports betting. Fans are in for an exciting game filled with dramatic moments and celebrations.
“… about playing Boston. Play some of that. We'll play both. We can do both. So here's... Here's I want to go one step deeper. Remember I said I had a Juan Soto theory? Yeah. That for any Met fans we have, I know we're on a lot in the East Coast, parts of New York. I'm a New York kid living in LA. So I have all these group chats going on, and my buddies confirmed that, like, Rich, I hate how accurate I think your theory is. Now, I'm not the one that came up with, well, Juan Soto doesn't feel at home in New York. Clearly, that's the reason Steve Cohen cleared house. Later Pete Alonso, later Nimmo, later …”
“… I look like Leonardo or that guy that played in Fargo I think his name is Steve Yeah it sounds She likes me for me Those are great lyrics bro Make her laugh just like Jim Carrey That another lyric That's poetry right there. You know what? Forget about playing Boston. Play some of that. We'll play both. We can do both. So here's... Here's I want to go one step deeper. Remember I said I had a Juan Soto theory? Yeah. That for any Met fans we have, I know we're on a lot in the East Coast, parts of New York. I'm a New York kid living in LA. So I have all these group chats going on, and my buddies confirmed that, like, Rich, I hate how accurate I think your theory is. Now, I'm not the one that came up with, well, Juan Soto doesn't feel at home in New York. Clearly, that's the reason Steve Cohen cleared house. Later Pete Alonso, later Nimmo, later Jeff McNeil, later half the lineup. They kept Lindor because Lindor is like a fan favorite. But there's a lot of chatter that Lindor and Juan Soto don't like each other, And it started with Lindor not necessarily welcoming Soto, where Soto thought he deserved a welcome to Queens, welcome to the Mets. Well, remember, Aaron Judge was also like the …”
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Juan Soto feels unwelcome in New York, particularly due to his strained relationship with teammate Francisco Lindor. While Lindor offers a professional facade about their bond, Soto expresses a sense of camaraderie with his Dominican Republic team, highlighting the stark contrast in team dynamics. This tension reflects deeper issues within the Mets' locker room and Soto's struggle for personal expression in a rigid environment.
“As we're talking about the World Baseball Classic. And, my goodness, the excitement that Shohei Otani and Juan Soto. And by the way, you don't think it's frustrating for us Mets fans? I'm a Mets fan. That Soto's doing the Soto shuffle again? Something he didn't do at all last year. You know the little in the batter's box where he crouches down, a little Soto shuffle? Yo, he didn't do that once last year, showing how much he truly must have hated Pete Alonzo, Brandon Nimmo, and maybe even still Francisco Lindor. It bothers me. I feel like they need to go do …”
“As we're talking about the World Baseball Classic. And, my goodness, the excitement that Shohei Otani and Juan Soto. And by the way, you don't think it's frustrating for us Mets fans? I'm a Mets fan. That Soto's doing the Soto shuffle again? Something he didn't do at all last year. You know the little in the batter's box where he crouches down, a little Soto shuffle? Yo, he didn't do that once last year, showing how much he truly must have hated Pete Alonzo, Brandon Nimmo, and maybe even still Francisco Lindor. It bothers me. I feel like they need to go do an all-inclusive vacation together over the next week or so before the season starts, make amends. But when I see Juan Soto playing with a smile on his face, with the antics, to me it's like, again, I said it the other day, when you show someone what you're capable of, you can't turn back in a relationship. I mentioned it the other day. If you show …”
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The World Baseball Classic showcases not just talent but the pride of players like Lukas Holok, a nuclear equipment manager and pitcher for Team Czechia. These athletes balance regular jobs while representing their countries, highlighting the passion that fuels the tournament. This shift in perception is crucial, as the event evolves from a simple competition to a celebration of national pride and talent.
“… you look and, oh, the Dominican team, who's going up to the press conference with them? I've heard of these guys. Albert Pujols is the manager, and Juan Soto, Julio Rodriguez, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. It's a pretty good start to a team, don't you think? That's pretty good. So I have an overarching question. Is baseball fully cooperative with this or reluctantly cooperative with this or wants to get out of this? I mean, Major League Baseball, it's their event, basically. So the league is fully behind it. They love it. And, you know, it's, you know, spring training games on March 5th. If I came on …”
“… happen just when you in a competitive environment But again the players are into it which I can say has been the case for all five WBCs that we had And when you look at today, I'm in Miami. Today's media day for the five teams playing down here. And you look and, oh, the Dominican team, who's going up to the press conference with them? I've heard of these guys. Albert Pujols is the manager, and Juan Soto, Julio Rodriguez, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. It's a pretty good start to a team, don't you think? That's pretty good. So I have an overarching question. Is baseball fully cooperative with this or reluctantly cooperative with this or wants to get out of this? I mean, Major League Baseball, it's their event, basically. So the league is fully behind it. They love it. And, you know, it's, you know, spring training games on March 5th. If I came on here, you're not talking to me about, talk to me about this week's Nationals-Mets game in Port St. Lucie. We're going to be watching these games, not like the playoffs, but pretty close. Because, yeah, some of the early round games are not as compelling just because you've got some powerhouse teams and some, you know, not so powerhouse teams. but the …”
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The World Baseball Classic is a high-stakes opportunity for players akin to a gold medal event, but it also presents legitimate injury risks that teams must carefully manage.
“… talk some trash. The drama level of things, especially in today's world, always builds intrigue. People love drama, dude. Hey, I'll give you a Juan Soto lo-fi for that one. All right. Iowa Sammy boy is going to be doing midweek major next. I know he's got his stories lined up. He's stressed out. He's dancing. I'm stretching. He's stretching. Stretching to de-stress. He's going to do some squat thrusts during the break. All the biggest stories in the world of sports and entertainment you may have missed. We keep you in the loop next. We call it midweek major, and we do it right here on Fox …”
“… in even more. Thank you, Tom. Well thank you Tommy Here what we got coming up Midweek major Sammy Sammy Oh by the way I have one last point Rich Trash talking always works Yeah. Always works. It's true. You know, if you want people to be interested, talk some trash. The drama level of things, especially in today's world, always builds intrigue. People love drama, dude. Hey, I'll give you a Juan Soto lo-fi for that one. All right. Iowa Sammy boy is going to be doing midweek major next. I know he's got his stories lined up. He's stressed out. He's dancing. I'm stretching. He's stretching. Stretching to de-stress. He's going to do some squat thrusts during the break. All the biggest stories in the world of sports and entertainment you may have missed. We keep you in the loop next. We call it midweek major, and we do it right here on Fox Sports Radio. Is your business struggling to find qualified candidates? Well, you're not alone. Nearly half of hiring decision makers say finding top talent is their biggest challenge. And with the average cost per hire nearing $4,700, every new employee is an investment. Well, how about hiring differently? Let Express Employment Professionals …”
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Tom Brady's competitive spirit shines as he calls Logan Paul a 'B,' showcasing the power of trash talk in sports. This moment highlights how stepping out of one's comfort zone can reveal vulnerabilities, just like in boxing where styles dictate outcomes. In the end, both figures demonstrate that drama and rivalry can captivate audiences and enhance engagement.
“I got to ask, before we get into more baseball and some Tom Brady talk, I do have one question, and I'm going to get to Juan Soto. I heard Isaac in his update, and yesterday we talked about Kyler Murray out, right? Gets released. Cardinals save a little money by doing it this way. He's a free man. He has a couple ideas of where he wants to go. the Dolphins dragging their feet a little bit on Tua, right? There's no update on Tua, but likely out, right? Stephon Diggs out today. Which of these free agents, well, which of these free men, essentially, do you think will find a …”
“I got to ask, before we get into more baseball and some Tom Brady talk, I do have one question, and I'm going to get to Juan Soto. I heard Isaac in his update, and yesterday we talked about Kyler Murray out, right? Gets released. Cardinals save a little money by doing it this way. He's a free man. He has a couple ideas of where he wants to go. the Dolphins dragging their feet a little bit on Tua, right? There's no update on Tua, but likely out, right? Stephon Diggs out today. Which of these free agents, well, which of these free men, essentially, do you think will find a nice fit for next year? Is there someone where you're like, man, Kyler Murray, if he finds up in Minnesota, they got something. I think for Kyler Murray to move on, he wanted to leave. Well, yeah, he did. He said he wanted the release I sure yeah but I know it didn work out the way he wanted to But for him to leave 30 on the table for next year 30 …”
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Juan Soto hit a stunning 420-foot home run in front of his grandfather during the World Baseball Classic, igniting a wild celebration among fans in the Dominican Republic. The atmosphere was electric, reminiscent of a rock concert, showcasing the deep cultural passion for baseball in the region. This moment highlights a transformed Soto, who is not only hitting home runs but also engaging with the crowd and his teammates in a way that reflects his roots.
“… box and adjust every one of my appendages after every pitch. I love a guy who sees a lot of pitches. I'm going to like this guy outfield. We've got Soto obviously. And Rob, tell me about Luis Robert, because obviously injuries have been a huge thing with him. He's had very few, like full seasons offense way up and down defensively. He's supposed to be unbelievable. He steals a lot of bases. This seems like a bet on a bounce back healthy. Like could he be as good as Nimmo offensively almost if, if all things hit, but I'm, I'm excited to watch some good fielders make some good plays. I'll tell …”
“… pitcher out of the game in six innings by being fucking annoying. And Bichette, I guess does this. He just fouls off tons of pitches. He puts the ball in play and especially in the fast, in the pitch clock era. And I can't step out of the batter's box and adjust every one of my appendages after every pitch. I love a guy who sees a lot of pitches. I'm going to like this guy outfield. We've got Soto obviously. And Rob, tell me about Luis Robert, because obviously injuries have been a huge thing with him. He's had very few, like full seasons offense way up and down defensively. He's supposed to be unbelievable. He steals a lot of bases. This seems like a bet on a bounce back healthy. Like could he be as good as Nimmo offensively almost if, if all things hit, but I'm, I'm excited to watch some good fielders make some good plays. I'll tell you that much. You know, one, he's been playing in kind of the wasteland of the Chicago White Sox for the last few years. And so because of that, he has not been as visible a figure in 2023. He was straight up one of the best players in baseball. He had third aid home runs, gold glove defense. He was, he looked like a, like a building block, not just …”
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The Mets made significant roster changes, signing Bo Bichette and trading for Luis Robert Jr., igniting excitement for the upcoming season. With a revamped lineup and solid defense, they aim to bounce back after a disappointing year. The team's future hinges on the performance of its new players and the pitching staff's consistency.
“… just rich. That's not it. Let's keep it a hundred. They're rich and exceptionally well-run and Winning the World Series. That's what bothers you Juan Soto Yankees Mets didn't bother you because he went to the Mets. They'll gag. They're the Mets Studies have shown you can be rich and unattractive or handsome and poor and Men aren't necessarily jealous of you but if you're rich and good-looking studies show men hate you, and that's the Dodgers. They are rich, good-looking, driving a convertible, own a tech company, and keep being the richest guy in the sport, and it pisses you off. It's not just …”
“… players Check check check check for Yankees four for four But they're not considered well-run and even though they spent a ton every year and a half for 30 years in the last 10 to 15 It doesn't change outcomes That doesn't bother you The Dodgers aren't just rich. That's not it. Let's keep it a hundred. They're rich and exceptionally well-run and Winning the World Series. That's what bothers you Juan Soto Yankees Mets didn't bother you because he went to the Mets. They'll gag. They're the Mets Studies have shown you can be rich and unattractive or handsome and poor and Men aren't necessarily jealous of you but if you're rich and good-looking studies show men hate you, and that's the Dodgers. They are rich, good-looking, driving a convertible, own a tech company, and keep being the richest guy in the sport, and it pisses you off. It's not just about the money. Kyle Tucker outrages you. Mookie Betts was arguably the best player in the American League, not a peep. Josh Hamilton, Albert Pujols, Angels, not a peep. 2010, Yankees had all the highest-paid players. Nobody in New York was outraged. Steve Collins trying to put together an all-star team, crickets. Kyle Tucker, in playoff career, is …”
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The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't just rich; they're exceptionally well-run, which frustrates fans of other teams. While teams like the Angels and Yankees have spent heavily without success, the Dodgers' winning ways amplify the envy. This dynamic isn't ruining baseball; it's drawing more fans than ever, as evidenced by the record viewership during the World Series.
“… sort of weekend what baseball classic has had vibe of little league or pony ball where the excitement's there but also there's mercy rules Yeah, Juan Soto hitting bombs. They are looking good. And tonight, Mexico, USA. Let's go. U-S-A. And USA. USA. It's Covino and Rich. USA. Live from L.A. We be rocking out. Yeah. So, listen, also a big day for the NFL. Yeah, it would be crazy if we didn't start with a lot of free agency chatter. NFL is bonkers, as Rich keeps saying. Again, you can stream us live. We're streaming live as we speak. Feedback coming in. Got to pull up the YouTube chat. Remember …”
“here we go here we go it's another week let's go hope you had a nice weekend hope you had a charles olivera ufc 326 sort of weekend not a max holloway sort of weekend he lost in his decision hope you had a team mexico world baseball classic sort of weekend what baseball classic has had vibe of little league or pony ball where the excitement's there but also there's mercy rules Yeah, Juan Soto hitting bombs. They are looking good. And tonight, Mexico, USA. Let's go. U-S-A. And USA. USA. It's Covino and Rich. USA. Live from L.A. We be rocking out. Yeah. So, listen, also a big day for the NFL. Yeah, it would be crazy if we didn't start with a lot of free agency chatter. NFL is bonkers, as Rich keeps saying. Again, you can stream us live. We're streaming live as we speak. Feedback coming in. Got to pull up the YouTube chat. Remember Bonkers the candy? I was thinking that as soon as you said that. Bonkers. Do you remember that? Of course. They were like chewy sort of Hi-Chews. They were like Hi-Chews, right? Before Hi-Chews? Do you know what Hi-Chews are? Hi-Chews are what I consider like the bootleg Starburst, right? They're not bootleg. I think they're Japanese, aren't they? I …”
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NFL free agency has exploded with unexpected player moves, leaving fans in shock. Just like Black Friday shopping, if you blinked, you missed major trades like Gardner Minshew joining the Cardinals. As the excitement of the World Baseball Classic heats up, the NFL reminds us who truly reigns supreme in the sports world.
“… in my other NFBC league, like a little, like to mix it up a little. I'd like to have, well, you know what? I'd like to have a team that starts with Juan Soto or Jose Ramirez. Either one would be fine with me. I don't think I have a team that I'm playing out that has Juan Soto yet. I have a lot of Juan Soto already, so it could be even more. It's out of our hands. I'm picking sixth in TGFBI, and I think I started Juan Soto, Nick Kurtz. Or no, sorry, Ronald Acuna, Nick Kurtz. So I wouldn't mind a Soto. You know it would be wild here. Hey! If he took Tarek Skubal, I was going to say. All right, so Jose …”
“… channel. We do appreciate you. Again, this is a 12-team Roto League over at the NFBC. The Roto-Wire Online Championship. There is an overall component as well. And we are two picks away. Ronald Acuna, come on down. Number four. That's okay. I got him in my other NFBC league, like a little, like to mix it up a little. I'd like to have, well, you know what? I'd like to have a team that starts with Juan Soto or Jose Ramirez. Either one would be fine with me. I don't think I have a team that I'm playing out that has Juan Soto yet. I have a lot of Juan Soto already, so it could be even more. It's out of our hands. I'm picking sixth in TGFBI, and I think I started Juan Soto, Nick Kurtz. Or no, sorry, Ronald Acuna, Nick Kurtz. So I wouldn't mind a Soto. You know it would be wild here. Hey! If he took Tarek Skubal, I was going to say. All right, so Jose Ramirez, that's good.”
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As the NFBC 12-team draft heats up, players like Shohei Otani and Aaron Judge are dominating the board. With a mix of strategy and player preferences, one participant is aiming to land Juan Soto or Jose Ramirez, showcasing the competitive nature of fantasy drafts. This segment captures the excitement and unpredictability of drafting top MLB talent.
“… on this team are going to find some opportunity. And if a couple of them click, that very much changes their outlook, along with the safety nets of Soto, Lindor, Bichette. Like, I get it. I get it. I also think the division is a factor here. Like, the Braves kind of laid down last year. I don't know if you get that again. But it's going to be a very interesting, very interesting season for the New York Mets, as it always is. Jolly says they're going to win the division. He said he never said that on a microphone. He did it on this very show. The balls. The over-under. Coach Trevor Plouffe, it …”
“… Like, they shook it up. And it's going to be very interesting. You know, we get caught up in the stars, and we do this midseason every year. Like, okay, what if Beatty, Alvarez, Benj, Vientos, and Mauricio are studs? Like, you know, the young guys on this team are going to find some opportunity. And if a couple of them click, that very much changes their outlook, along with the safety nets of Soto, Lindor, Bichette. Like, I get it. I get it. I also think the division is a factor here. Like, the Braves kind of laid down last year. I don't know if you get that again. But it's going to be a very interesting, very interesting season for the New York Mets, as it always is. Jolly says they're going to win the division. He said he never said that on a microphone. He did it on this very show. The balls. The over-under. Coach Trevor Plouffe, it is our highest so far. 90 and a half. Fucking, I know you like to guess. That's my bad idea. You know what's funny is I'm already looking at it right now. Okay. Okay. Well, a pre-apology for me. 90 and a half. I mean, I got to take the over because I, if I'm just going to continue to say, I believe in this team, it means they're going to win more …”
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The New York Mets' young players like Beatty, Alvarez, and Vientos could redefine the team's success this season. With a revamped roster and the potential for breakout performances, Mets fans are buzzing with optimism. However, the competition in their division remains fierce, making this season unpredictable.
“Yeah. Which, okay, so that segues. DR's got momentum going. Soto's about to come out with two on. Skeens, like, second time seeing Skeens for these DR guys. There's really not anyone in the world if they don't get three looks at them. They're not going to give you an at-bat. In the fourth inning, so you get three clean from Seve. Which the U.S. is, when U.S. fans were talking before the game, you're kind of doing a, we were saying, we were debating if you had to get Seve in the first or second inning. Yeah, …”
“Yeah. Which, okay, so that segues. DR's got momentum going. Soto's about to come out with two on. Skeens, like, second time seeing Skeens for these DR guys. There's really not anyone in the world if they don't get three looks at them. They're not going to give you an at-bat. In the fourth inning, so you get three clean from Seve. Which the U.S. is, when U.S. fans were talking before the game, you're kind of doing a, we were saying, we were debating if you had to get Seve in the first or second inning. Yeah, like we have to score off Seve. And then he comes out firing. He looked like one of the best pitchers in all of baseball last night. So he comes out for the fourth inning and you got left right left with Gunner And then who broke up him and Roman Anthony Will Smith I think Will Smith who was an interesting start in this game I don't know. We talked …”
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In a thrilling moment during the World Baseball Classic, Gunner Henderson's homer ties the game against the Dominican Republic, showcasing the impact of young talent on the field. With Seve's impressive pitching and the U.S. team's strategic lineup choices, the game becomes a testament to the rising stars in baseball. This pivotal inning highlights the excitement surrounding emerging players in a high-stakes tournament.
“… Pirates. There was a report that Dennis Santana is not going to be the go-to closer. I'm skeptical of that, but it's something to watch. Gregory Soto has a little bit of closing experience. the Diamondbacks I don't know if you actually want Paul Seewald or Kevin Ginkle but there's some uncertainty there the Nationals kind of a similar thing do you actually want Clayton Beater I'm not sure Rangers not sure what to expect there they've got Robert Garcia I always say Robert Suarez Robert Garcia Chris Martin a couple other guys twins again I just don't know if you actually want the twins closer …”
“… only, what, 10 games tomorrow? Maybe the 10 teams that aren't playing all have settled bullpens because it feels like more than half the teams, or at least half the teams playing tomorrow, are up in the air with their bullpens entering opening day. It's Pirates. There was a report that Dennis Santana is not going to be the go-to closer. I'm skeptical of that, but it's something to watch. Gregory Soto has a little bit of closing experience. the Diamondbacks I don't know if you actually want Paul Seewald or Kevin Ginkle but there's some uncertainty there the Nationals kind of a similar thing do you actually want Clayton Beater I'm not sure Rangers not sure what to expect there they've got Robert Garcia I always say Robert Suarez Robert Garcia Chris Martin a couple other guys twins again I just don't know if you actually want the twins closer but we'll maybe we'll find out who that is the angels jordan romano or uh drew pomeranz with kirby yates on the il uh the cardinals riley o'brien jojo romero matt sfonson a lot of options there the rays i think we think griffin jacks is the most likely but it's probably going to be a committee and could really be interesting if they don't go with …”
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Opening Day is full of surprises, especially with key players like Kevin McGonigal and Isak Paredes making headlines. As teams finalize their rosters, bullpen situations are still uncertain, with several teams struggling to identify their closers. This dynamic creates excitement and intrigue as fans look forward to the season's start.
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