Andrew Vaughn homers in first game with Brewers after change of scenery

Spiegel & Holmes Show

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🗓️ 8 July 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes reacted to former White Sox first baseman Andrew Vaughn homering in his first game with the Brewers. The White Sox traded him to the Brewers in June.

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0:00.0	that one's driven out here back our way oh my
0:04.6	Romie crush this one
0:09.9	Romie Gonzalez
0:11.3	That home run that Romie Gonzalez hit
0:19.5	He dropped a bomb on Fenway and the Green Monster.
0:24.5	I've seen a lot of home runs at that ballpark, Lawrence, and a lot of video of home runs at that ballpark.
0:30.1	That spot where that 454-foot thing landed is very infrequently visited.
0:38.6	Like, righty power hitters of consequence.
0:41.5	Giancarlo Stanton has gone there a few times.
0:44.0	I didn't know that Romney had that in his bag.
0:46.6	Me neither. Me neither.
0:49.7	I mean, I haven't looked at his savant page.
0:52.8	It's got to be the longest home run he's ever hit by a mile.
0:55.9	I mean, you talk about getting every bit of it. That's an example of that. He's one of the second
1:01.9	basement who were available for Rick Han. That one spring when Liori was. Liori was around.
1:08.7	He was, Iory was around.
1:13.1	I mean, seriously.
1:17.4	Romy Gonzalez is going to make Sox fans have, you know, traitors' remorse or...
1:19.2	I don't know about that, but it was weird to see that happen.
1:22.6	By the way, before we're done...
1:24.0	There's been nothing but raves about Romney Gonzalez this offseason.
1:26.9	If it had a player
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