Hello and welcome to Talking Baseball. No Trab, no Jake, me and Moilin. Let's do it.

Hello and welcome to Talking Baseball presented by Seeky. Thank you very much for joining us today on this Friday recap episode.

I'm going to let you know what happened in Major League Baseball. No Trevor, as I said, he's in Italy on vacation. No Jake.

I think he's in Cape Cod, a bachelor party. So we've brought in the reliever. Weapons was on the show earlier the week. Now we have the righty reliever, the Rougi, farm to fame, fame, balisport, South fame.

I'm everywhere right now, Jimmy. Manager of the Albinaces Albinaces. Former pitching coach now manager of the Melbourne Aces, current analyst, Jack of all trades.

I can do a lot of things quite well. Not very good at a lot of things. I'm awesome, man. I've been doing the Rose rotation or Rose. What have I been doing? I've been doing baseball today with Rosie every day.

How good is that? He really preps you. Holy shit. He's a machine. I'll tell you that. But yeah, it's been fun. I'm locked in on baseball right now. I'm working every day with the braze. I'm doing this every day. So it's a good time to be baseball player. There's some cool things happening.

Do you feel like like you said you're locked in. You've been busy. You've been watching every day. But you're probably more in tune with the league and the sport than like most.

I I'm really locked in on the bravos. Obviously because I work for the braves and every team that they come in and the national league and I, you know, I dive in to stats that I wouldn't normally do when I'm not working. But because I've been working so, so long.

I think I'm 21 straight days and like that. So I just feel like it flows now. The prep work when I'm in day one, two, three is like an hour and a half. Now that I'm here, it's just like I just remember everything that's happened the last three weeks.

Yeah, you just get a lot of input. Oh, man, I'm jealous. We've been doing it. I've been trying to change the way I do this show. And because we've been, we used to do the homework ourselves. The sheet that you get sent. We used to do that. But it was, it was more work than I ever done in my whole life.

It was tough. Yeah. And now, and then we switched it. We have a research team that helps build that for us. But then we all felt like we were leaning on it too much. And we weren't actually watching or paying attention.

In at least me person. That's how I felt. But so now I have the sheet. But then I kind of just blindly watch a lot of the highlights. And I feel so much more in tune. Just even doing that and knowing things and around the league.

I asked Jake asked you if you want to, I think you did. If you wanted the Anna or the ale because I figured you may want the Anna because you're around there. But you have the ale to that.

Yeah, I'm ready. I like to learn about things too because I don't get because I'm so locked in on the NL. I don't get a chance to I like like you. I just rely on highlights. So it's tough.

I mean, I know national things. This 30 freaking teams you got to try and keep up with. And you don't want to sound like an asshole when you're talking about any of them. So I I earn the side of not saying much if I don't know a lot.

And I'd rather dive in on the stuff that I do know obviously.

Yeah, that's what we always say. You know your team better than us. And and we usually lean on it. But as we've grown in this show's gotten bigger. It's kind of a lot, a lot more people that that are.

Yeah, they get upset. So I I mean, I love our audience and stuff, but I'm no comments, no chat now because it's just like anger. I mean, it's tough to cover 30 teams.

So I.

I've never a comments guy. I've never ever been a comments guy. I've maybe read a couple of comments. And I'll read my Twitter feed every now and then just to just to get a reality chick.

I don't read comments for that very reason because there's just too many people out there that that one don't have an identity just come out there and fill out they can say whatever they want because there's no recourse to it.

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