Episode 325: Flipping Garcia

Gleeman and The Geek

John Bonnes

News, Sports, Sports News, Baseball

4.8 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2017

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Aaron and John talk about the short but sweet Jaime Garcia era, the odds of Brandon Kintzler, Ervin Santana, and Brian Dozier also being on the move, what to expect from prospects Zack Littell and Dietrich Enns, the collapse of Taylor Rogers, Eddie Rosario's future role, building a statue of Zack Granite, MLB's latest lawsuit with Bye, Goff, and Rhode, and trading John Ryan Murphy for Gabriel Moya.

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0:00.0	Clemen and the geese.
0:11.0	Clemen and the geese.
0:15.0	Clemen and the geese.
0:19.0	Talking baseball every week
0:23.3	Because they're Cleveland and the geek
0:29.6	And welcome to
0:32.1	Clevening the geek on KFAN, FM100.3
0:36.3	sponsored by Minnesota Cornwallers ators at kernelnation.com.
0:41.4	Cross for me, Aaron Gleeman of Baseball Perspectus.com.
0:45.8	Working in the studio with Joe Parvich.
0:47.9	And who are you?
0:48.6	And I am John Bono, of Twinsdaily.
0:51.0	Hey, you're back.
0:51.9	And Aaron.
0:52.6	A lot changed since I...
0:53.6	I leave for one week. Yeah since I leave for one week.
0:55.0	Yeah.
0:55.3	I leave for one week.
0:56.9	Yeah.
0:57.2	And this is what you bring me back to.
1:12.1	Yeah, well, you went out to the West Coast. And then the Twins went out to the West Coast right after that. And it didn't go as well for them as it did for you. No, that is true. And to be honest, I don't even know how well it went for you, but I just know it must have gone better than it did for them.
1:13.4	Because you're alive.
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