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Good morning and welcome to episode 543 of Effectively Wild, the Daily Podcast from

baseball perspective presented by the play index at baseballreference.com. I am Ben Lindbergh

with Grantland.com joined by a sandmiller of baseball perspective. Hello. Lowest energy introduction ever.

I'm staring out the window at a rainy day in Manhattan contemplating the many, many hours ahead of me

at Geter Fest tonight. Hey Ben, I want to ask you a question. This was a Diamondbacks headline a

week ago. Okay. And I just want to get your assessment of the quality of the pun. Okay. Mark

Trumbos struck out four times in this game. Okay. What do we call a four strike out game? Golden

Sambrero. So this is Golden Trumbrero. Oh, I was wondering if that could be it. Is the Mb?

Because the only similarities between those two, the only way you can make that is. Yeah.

And to know. No, no, well, I was going to say it's the Mb. Yeah. In the middle. Right. And you can

mash those up into a portmanteau. There is a, there is a place where the two words meet in the middle.

But is it enough? I don't think it's enough. No. Okay. So we are saying Golden Trumbrero is not going

in the in the Dixon baseball dictionary. No. Who is responsible for that submission? That's

David McCombs, who actually has had a pretty decent run. He won the next day

with mile high meltdown debacks banished to NL West seller, which doesn't sound like much. But

there was a lot of mile high competition. There was Rocky Mountain low. There was another Rocky

Mountain low. There was yet another Rocky Mountain low. There was mile high losing streak. And

there was, and I like this one, Rocky Mountain sigh. Okay. Well, compared to that, maybe Golden

Trumbrero is pretty decent. Yeah. It just doesn't unless he struck out in exceptionally high

leveraged situations, it's unlikely that that would rise to the level of a of a headline.

Just like, for instance, Giants take huge step to playoffs in Zona also probably wouldn't.

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