HR 1: 3,000 Club!

Mason & Ireland

ESPN Radio

Sports

4.8 • 741 Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Mason and Ireland started the show with Clayton Kershaw’s milestone achievement of 3,000 career strikeouts last night! Kershaw becomes the 3rd player in history to get 3,000 strikeouts with one team! Will baseball ever see another pitcher reach 3,000 career strikeouts? Wheel of Questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:53.0	It's time for Soper Crosshawk. We are waiting for John Ireland to join us, but Mace is here. Yes, I am. I am here, and I'm ready to roll. Where the Dodger hat on. That's right. I'm so excited. Last night was... I didn't think it was going to happen.
1:11.7	I was like, first inning, 29 pitchers or whatever. I'm like, oh, God, he's going to have to do this in Milwaukee. And somehow, scrapped along and scrapped along, got the strikeout at the end of the fifth, got the strikeout to end the six, and it was very cool. It was a very... Clayton Kirshall way to get that.
1:26.6	It was.
1:27.3	We were talking about this before the show began.
1:29.7	Like, if he hadn't gotten that last strikeout, it was literally the last pitch that he threw, do you think they would have put him out there again? I say no. Get it over with. I would have. They were down for two. Is that right? He was at 100 pitches as well. He was at 100 pitches. And they were down 4-2. And would they have come back out for the seven? Would you have let him out? Yes. I don't think so. No. Go get the game. No, Dave said last night, and this was referenced a couple of times during the broadcast that he was going to manage last night
2:00.8	different than he normally would. So he would let him go probably. So I think he would have let him go
2:06.0	to get the 3,000 strikeout at home as opposed to doing it in Milwaukee. You got house money. I mean,
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