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'Connor!

Towards the corner!

It's back!

It's gone!

Welcome to Slambe Diego.

We welcome on Justin Steele to the Just baseball show,

left-handed starting pitcher in his second year with the Chicago Cubs,

and putting together a phenomenal season for the team.

Justin, before we get in any questions about your career,

we're going to talk about your early high school days, minor leagues, even the major leagues. Let's first address your health as you just went on the aisle recently with a hamstring injury. How you feeling? I'm feeling good. It was my lower back, which is, I mean, very close to the hamstring. Okay. Same thing.

But it's feeling good. I've been getting off the mound again and starting to go back to normal and stuff. It was my last start against Milwaukee. I mean, I was in the sixth inning, and I threw a warm-up pitch, and, like, just kind of felt something like full in my back. Didn really feel comfortable and I was kind of like

starting to adjust the way I was throwing to get the ball over the plate and the trainers could

tell something was up so we just made a made the right decision just like not to force anything

you know it's the end of the year and whatnot so just kind of get trying to get my back to

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