On today's episode of Talking Baseball, we are talking about how to properly talk about

baseball.

Let's do it.

What's going on everybody? Welcome to Talking Baseball. We are joined as always by Trevor

Ploof.

And today we're going to help you guys and Trevor's going to help us not sound like

absolute fools when talking about the sport that we love. Jake's shaking his head because

he enjoys being a fool, I think.

Yeah. How do you do the impossible? How do you how do you make us sound like we know

what we're talking about when it comes to baseball? So always excited.

I'm always always excited to hear what you've got TPP. How you doing?

I'm doing great. I, you know, all this came about from that video clip I sent you guys.

And I don't think we're going to show it, but I was watching a spring training game,

a Met Spring training game. And the broadcaster was talking about a guy hitting a line drive

and completely shit on launching goal. And he uses it in a way that it seems like it's

a negative thing instead of just a step. So all on Changle is. So from there, I was like,

we need to talk about baseball and how not to talk about it. So yeah, here we go.

That's good. Well, there's a lot of things. All right. So there's a lot of stats and it

moves so quickly. Like, you know, baseball terminology right now is growing and changing

as fast as like the TV market, you know, you went from HD 1080 to 4K to 8K to smart TVs

to row coups like all this technology. Like if you have a TV that's three years old, you're

it outdated. If you're using baseball slang from three years ago, you're outdated. Like,

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