Holding Myself Accountable

Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney

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🗓️ 28 October 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Chris Singleton and Buster discuss the Astros’ Game 2 victory, the uncertainty when looking at the rest of the series, the buzz in Atlanta surrounding the Braves, Dusty Baker plugging in Jose Siri, José Urquidy pounding the strike zone, a two-part performance for Max Fried, why Brian Snitker didn’t pull Fried after a rough start, if Kyle Wright can be a difference maker and José Altuve. Then, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game with notes on rookie pitchers matching up, the importance of winning Game 3 and early runs in this series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is Baseball Tonight, The Podcast.
0:12.0	This is the Baseball Tonight Podcast for Thursday, October 28, 2021, and today will be better
0:18.4	than yesterday, producing.
0:20.3	From his home studio in the foothills of Connecticut is the Reverend Taylor Schwank on
0:23.4	Buster Only, working for my hotel room today in Houston, getting ready, tailored, to fly
0:28.8	to Atlanta later today.
0:29.8	I gotta say, we're all reporters covering this event, get very selfish, and the travel
0:35.8	in this series is awesome.
0:37.7	Like one flight, Houston, Atlanta.
0:39.7	Yeah, that's easy.
0:41.0	What city do you like more, Houston or Atlanta?
0:43.5	No offense taken from people listening to this.
0:46.5	Well, I'm more accustomed to downtown Houston because of course, and I haven't been
0:50.7	into World Series in truest, so I don't really have a feel for how that's going to be.
0:55.2	We're staying in a hotel that's within a mile of the ballpark though, and that'll be
0:58.7	pretty cool.
0:59.7	Nice.
1:00.7	Yeah, and make it easy.
1:01.7	Alright, some news and notes as we get started today.
1:03.3	Nelson Cruz was named the winner of the Roberta Climany Award for his philanthropy, the
1:08.5	17-year veteran and 50th winner of the award provided financial support to 1200 families
1:13.7	in his hometown in the Dominican Republic during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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