played this earlier with Alan the warm-up show.

So you've got this unhealth chit.

He comes in for the Yankees yesterday.

They won't have losing 11-4, as we know,

and he's facing Mike Trout.

And Paul O'Neill is gushing about what he can do, essentially,

and what he should be as a pitcher.

And, I mean, right on cue, it all goes to hell.

You're looking on paper, Michael paper Michael you got 99 fastball 94 slider an 89 change or 90 I mean it's on paper you shouldn't give up hits

except you just did another home run for trout whoa did Whoa! Did he crush that?

Oh, he did.

No, microphone.

447 feet to left field.

So that was O'Neill and Kay, a big my bad from O'Neill.

I think 447, I believe.

I mean, it was, what, 30 rows left field.

He clobbered.

And that was off a change-up. Essentially, yes, on a two-two pitch. That was courtesy of yes, 114 was the final. Oswald Parazzo and two-for-four with a two-run home where he concluded a great series for him as well as Trout had a great series. Also with the five-home runs. Max wasn't Max Friede. He wasn't great. Was it ace like or dominant like? What was your

issue? Whether it was mechanics or rhythm or something like that, just wasn't as

sharp, wasn't able to really land a sweeper at all the day. And just my ability to get

ahead. I was falling behind a lot. And that was certainly problem and trout was a problem was for everybody that he faced this

week here was freed on trout obviously been one of the best in the game for from

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