Episode 64: Offseason Primer and Transaction Tutorial

Gleeman and The Geek

John Bonnes

News, Sports, Sports News, Baseball

4.8 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2012

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

Aaron and John talk about previewing the Minnesota Twins' offseason, figuring out how much money they have to spend, appreciating Jim Rantz, saying mazel tov to "class act" Delmon Young, breaking down the free agent market position-by-position, YouTube stardom, MLB-ready prospects, trying to predict Josh Hamilton's contract, clearing out the 40-man roster, adventures in dog-sitting, and a transaction tutorial.

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0:00.0	Gleman, Geek, Gleman and the Geek.
0:07.0	And welcome.
0:12.7	That was a running start.
0:13.8	That was a running start to the Gleeman of the Geek podcast.
0:17.0	John Bonus of Twinsdaily.com across is Aaron Gleeman.
0:20.0	I'm Aaron Gleeman.
0:20.5	You just heard the intro music from James Richter,
0:23.3	some of the old, old school, traditional intro music.
0:27.7	Old school.
0:28.5	Yeah, we've been doing this so long.
0:30.2	We got a, we got a, at some point during the podcast,
0:34.0	remind me, I want to read some of the iTunes feedback we got
0:36.6	because somebody
0:37.5	made specific mention about the intro music.
0:40.5	That they liked it?
0:41.6	Yeah.
0:42.1	I used to read the feedback and for some reason I stopped, not because typically I'll stop
0:47.2	reading feedback when it's terrible, but we actually, for some reason, this is the one project
0:51.4	I've ever been involved with my entire life where the
0:54.2	feedback has not gotten terrible.
0:56.3	Maybe it's your fault.
0:58.2	Like you're the one that keeps the feedback good.
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