They call them the Diamond Dogs.

With your girl, they call them the Diamond Dogs.

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is their one off the field and I kind of feel like maybe teams back in the old days had that like you'd

have the drinkin' team and you'd have the the southern boys team or whatever they would have but you

didn't really have you don't like there's nothing about the Indians as a group that is permanent or

intrinsic to their upbringing but for the diamondbacks their kind of was and I just wondered do you

think looking back at the towers and Gibson regime does there does their character as the

fighting diamondbacks or whatever they were did it help or hurt them do you think that it cost

them a win did it gain them a win did it cost or gain them a thousand wins do you think that there's

any like kind of judgment that we can make on that um I guess as far as them being a bunch of like

knuckleheads for lack of a better word I'm not sure if it really that didn't cost them so much

on the field as much as just towers not making smart moves to get like his like gas house gang

or whatever you want to call it like together because like I say my essay he seemed to want to say

especially with the Justin up to trade that he wanted a certain type of player in the organization

but looking at the moves that he made like you know just swapping guys in and not like

haphazardly it didn't seem like he knew what that player really was maybe it was a reliever

I really can't say for sure honestly what what were the various types of diamondback that he

seemed to pursue oh well it seemed that he was just pursuing either mid-rootate like I say my

essay I think it was like mid-rootation starters that he paid for more than that sort of role

closers that were good ones or had a lot of saves on their resume but possibly had like you know

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