Bonds hit right high

hits a deep

and 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 and out.

The impossible has happened.

Go!

Big Fly O'Konty-Zon. Towards the corner.

It's back.

It's gone.

Welcome to Slamm Diego.

Aram, it's time to play the Science Fair project. And then afterwards, we're going to be lawyers.

And then afterwards, we're finally going to start talking some baseball because we're going to talk about two players that have had tough starts of the season, but maybe they're affected by the fact that offense is down. That's what I mean when we're talking about science fair projects, because we're going to try to figure out why offense as a whole is down in the month of April. But, Aram, you have different news. Well, this is the just baseball show. It's Wednesday, April 27th. I'm Peter Apple. That's Arm Layton. That was one of the worst intros I could get into. But what's going on with Jacob de Grom? Because everything's nuts right now. So I don't wait. So first of all, science experiment, because this is what we have to do to figure out why baseball is just weird and the offense is down. So we're going to get

into the most complicated thing in the world, which is just what are we doing to the baseballs?

But the positive news is Jacob de Grom's stress reactions healing really well. And that was one

that I surveyed almost every pitcher. I want to see every pitcher's two cents on it. And they said,

hey, stress reactions, they can heal fine. And there's no like residual issues from that. It's not

like rehabbing a shoulder and then it gets bad again. And like if it's healed, it's,

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