Barnes, hit him high, hits a deep, it is out of here!

Here comes the hook.

Down there! 20 strikeouts!

He ties the Major League record.

Breeze hits it in the air to center.

We will see you tomorrow night.

The impossible has happened.

Go!

Big Fly O'Cotties on.

Towards the corner.

It's back.

It's gone.

Welcome to Slamm Diego.

Wednesday, March 23rd, welcome to the just baseball show, right in the middle of ranking catchers and then first base on Thursday. We're doing something arguably even cooler.

We're grading each division starting today with the NL East. And I have the perfect

person to welcome on our Marlins guy and just kind of a, you're like an NL East guy, though,

because you have such strong feelings about the Mets, the Phillies, the Braves, everybody. And

of course, you're Marlins. What's up, dude? What's going on, dude? Yeah,

this is a great time to do this division, not only because, you know, I've covering the Marlins

initially before just baseball and just being up close to all those teams, just kind of beaten up on

the Marlins a little bit, except for the Phillies, for whatever reason. This division has been

as lively as any this offseason, right? I mean, the AL East has been pretty nuts. But I'd say the NL East on the National League side has been as active as any division in baseball, even down to the nationals, which I would have thought would have done nothing. You know, they did a little bit. So, I mean, it's pretty awesome to see how busy the N.O. East was. So I think it's a great division to start with. I mean, just think about the general managers in this division or the guys making the decisions at least, guys or girls because-girl, I'll say, of course, and women. With the New York Mets, you got Steve Cohen and his $18 trillion makes about what the owner of the Reds makes in every morning before 9 a.m.

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