Hittin' Season #779: Pitchers, Catchers, and Whit Merrifield!

Hittin' Season: A Philadelphia Phillies podcast

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Sports, News, Phillies, Philadelphia, Baseball, Sports News

4.7 • 693 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On Episode 779 of Hittin' Season, hosts Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher talk about player reactions to the terrible new MLB uniform jerseys, how the Phillies' culture has changed during Zack Wheeler's tenure, and hey--the Phillies signed Whit Merrifield!

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0:00.0	From W.HY.Y.Y.
0:22.4	And Billy Penn, this is your Friday edition of Hittance, a Philadelphia Phillies podcast.
0:28.0	And what a hidden season it finally is.
0:31.1	A hidden preseason, I suppose.
0:33.2	You'd call it.
0:33.8	My name is Justin Clue.
0:35.2	I write for baseball prospectus and Billy Penn.
0:37.9	With me is Liz Rocher of Yahoo Sports.
0:40.1	Hello, Liz.
0:40.9	Hello, Justin.
0:43.0	What a week.
0:44.4	Woo!
0:45.4	Topics coming out of the woodwork.
0:47.7	It's finally it feels like the winter sun has set and the better, brighter sun of spring has risen over what were once empty Florida baseball concepts.
0:59.9	Uh, sorry, complexes.
1:01.7	Covered in what I imagine are seagulls and what do you think, possums probably.
1:07.4	Yeah.
1:07.8	Just the wildlife that fills these, these buildings before the players get there in the spring.
1:12.2	Pitchers and catchers and Charlie Manuel have all reported to Clearwater.
1:16.8	Just today, we are told that Trey Turner has arrived.
1:20.7	Philly's bench players have arrived.
1:22.5	Scott Kingery has arrived, Liz.
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