Celebrating Baseball (And Acting) With Lucas Giolito | 'Baseball Isn't Boring'

The Greg Hill Show

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2.6 • 709 Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2025

⏱️ 43 minutes

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From 'Baseball Isn't Boring' (subscribe here): The always fantastic Lucas Giolito is back with another riveting conversation, this time touching on MLB debuts, his mother's acting resume and what it's like to bob and weave your way through a big league season once the adrenaline of Opening Day is gone. Lucas never disappoints. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yeah, there should be some passion.
0:01.6	This doesn't have to be boring, boring.
0:04.3	You're not getting bored of my baseball.
0:05.5	One thing the game needs is more people like you, you, you, you.
0:08.3	Still I'm pro, man, run around tight hands.
0:11.6	It's Milky Betts.
0:12.6	Daniel Bard.
0:13.6	Steve Aoki.
0:14.3	Here is Salt LaMachia.
0:15.6	This is Brockhole.
0:16.7	Hey, this is John Lester.
0:17.9	Baseball isn't boring. Welcome to baseball isn't boring.
0:22.8	Here's your host, Rob Ratford.
0:25.2	It goes Capra Terang and then back to the top of the order in Churio here in the third.
0:30.4	2 is a high fly ball, deep left field.
0:33.2	Dominguez back at the track.
0:35.7	Get up!
0:36.5	Get out of here.
0:38.4	Gone for Vinnie Capra.
0:41.5	Capra just hit one out of here at Yankee Stadium on opening day and cuts into that Yankees' lead.
0:49.9	It's 2 to 1, New York.
0:52.4	There you go.
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