I'm counting out time, got a whole thing down my numbers, all those numbers, you can be guidance,

we're Lord, I need that now, you day of judgments come, and you can bet that I'll be

resting for this testing, digesting every word the experts say.

Hello and welcome to the start 1840 of the fact that we, while the Fairground Space

Bobpog cast brought to you by our Patreon supporters, I'm Meg Rally of Faggraphs, and I'm joined

as always by Ben Lumberger of the Rier, Ben Haril.

Well, I've had two days to ponder the most pressing question of our times, which is, which

is the more impressive accomplishment, a 22 year old rookie throwing a two strike out no

hitter, or a veteran right handed hitter, turning around and hitting a left handed home run

in his first left handed play appearance in the majors off of a position player pitcher.

So many layers, so many wrinkles to consider here.

The position player pitcher part is like, well, important might be too strong, he still

hit a home run hitting left handed, but it is a caveat, right?

It is an asterisk to add, even if it is not the decisive one.

Yeah, that sure was the thing that happened in baseball.

That happened about two seconds after we posted our preceding episode, and then I was like,

oh no, we got to get back on the mic to discuss this important occurrence.

That game was wild.

Yeah.

So the angels beat the raise 12 to nothing on Tuesday night, read Debtmer's the 22 year old

through a no hitter for the angels, not only did he throw no hitter, but he threw no hitter

with two strikeouts, which was very strange the first time that anyone had done that since

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