Hittin' Season #893: Phillies Trades Worth Remembering

Hittin' Season: A Philadelphia Phillies podcast

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

4.7 • 693 Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2024

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher talk about Ranger Suarez, the Royals suddenly nosing into the Juan Soto talks, and reminisce about big and small trades the Phillies have made in the recent past.

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0:00.0	Breaking ball and a call. Strike three. Third strike out for Zach. He's going to just watch it go. A grand slam for Bryson Stott.
0:10.0	And there's a high fly ball. Deep right field. Huffer watches it fly.
0:20.0	From W.HYY and Billy Penn, this is your weekend edition of Hittin Season, a Philadelphia Phillies podcast.
0:27.4	My name is Justin Clue. I write for baseball prospectus.
0:30.8	With me is Liz Rocher of Yahoo Sports. Hello, Liz.
0:34.2	Hello, Justin. Happy gray and snowy Friday.
0:38.1	I know.
0:38.7	It's winter for the first time this fall, which is an interesting development, given that it was 80 degrees earlier this year.
0:46.7	This is why everyone you know is ill, because we have fluctuated between August and January four times in the last five days.
0:55.0	Perfectly good planet.
0:56.1	I don't know what everyone's complaining about.
0:58.0	Hey, Liz.
0:58.9	It's fine.
0:59.5	We got a couple of MVPs.
1:02.1	How about that in major league baseball?
1:04.0	We do.
1:04.9	Get this.
1:05.8	It's the guys everyone knew would win.
1:08.0	So that's fun.
1:09.5	Show Hey, Otani is your National League MVP,
1:12.3	Otani of the Dodgers, of course.
1:14.0	And Aaron Judge is your MVP in the American League.
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