Hello, everyone and welcome to keep or cut from the pitchless podcast network.

I'm your host today, Pete Ball, joined by Chad Young.

This is episode 122. Does that sound right, Chad? Yeah, 122.

Man, we're really just piling up the episodes here. Chad, good holiday season. I mean,

it is December 26. This episode's going out December 30th, so this may seem a little bit dated. But

how were your holidays, Chad?

They were good. Good. Got some got a nice, a guardian sweatshirt yesterday, a book about baseball stadiums.

Perfect.

So got some baseball cards.

Love it. That's a good Christmas right there.

My dad got me some Cooperstown distillery bourbon that I'm itching to crack open and

try. And I'm a sucker for alcohol that comes in really cool bottles. And this comes in a glass

bottle that's the shape of a baseball and it has the laces on it and everything. It's actually

pretty cool. We'll see how it tastes. But hey, I don't know, all bourbon taste the same to me.

I'm not really a sophisticated young man here.

But with episode 122, we do have to talk about the number 22.

And it looks like, Chad, we have a repeat from last week, where last week the player at the top, I believe, was Roger

Clemens. And once again, it's Roger Clemens this time, but his Yankees and Astros

version. Yeah, I mean, I guess he switched from 21 to 22 and maybe back. No, he, he started

his career as 21, flipped to 22. and he puts together a pretty good career, but I don't know. I'm not super inclined to give this to him. There's another pitcher, just a couple names down the list who wore the jersey almost twice as long, might eventually get to twice as long. I associate Clayton Kershaw with

22 for sure. Myself as well. This is definitely the Clayton Kershaw episode. No disrespect to the

rocket there. But 16 seasons, MVP, Saw Young's, it's going to Clayton Kershaw. I do want to

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