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of all time you're hearing them during the uh playoffs john welcome how are you doing good. Thanks. Nice to have you with us. I know

you have a couple of minutes. So, first of all, I was just talking to Mike Stanton about this because

he follows the Astros. You surprised McCullough's pitch in this game? I'm not surprised. I was

surprised only because maybe the lack of use got the stretch from him, but he really does match up better

from a standpoint of a guy, you know, being a starter,

knows his routine, spins the baseball extremely well,

has good success or has had good success against the Yankees.

It's just all signs were pointing towards Peacock.

So that's why I think more people were surprised that Peacock didn't get to start,

but he'll be used today alongside of McCullors.

And this is truly going to be more of a bullpen game for the Astros.

He can't go more than five, I would think.

He hasn't pitched with any length in a while.

Why do you think he was out throwing last night?

And how surprised did he see a guy throwing last night in a cold stadium around midnight

when he's going to pitch the next day?

I think it was part of to get him loose and ready and get his arm

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