Hello gentle listeners and welcome to go my favorite sports team Tyler here your sports master your sports know where your

sports knowledge have her have her portray her portrayal yes good educator cool good keep going I'm here with

a keep going I know sports I played sports I'm fan of sports get closer to the microphone I do

everything sports you could imagine yeah you know is everything's a master of sport keep going I

know how to hit balls I know how to put balls in holes I know how to keep balls out of holes and out of

goals exactly good keep going you got an opportunity for me to play a sport I'm in I'm down I'll throw

down and show you how excellent keep going but I'm here with Mark who keeps telling me to keep going

because he doesn't want to talk you're on a roll keep going no my I'm done no more okay all right the

games over I've got a Twitter I see a quitter today's episode is about most famous quitters in sports

history number one Tyler no all right today's episode is a one of our primer series which if you

guys don't know our primer series there's where we talk about a sport and I teach Mark the ins and

outs and how that particular sport ins and outs their innings in baseball and outs in baseball

correct and if you can't tell by that today's primer is about baseball yes I know they're nine

innings yep there are four bases yes therefore you're right first second third in home correct

there that's a base that's a base is the pictures mound a base technically no is a secret base if

you chart there's that way they charge the picture if you take that base no you win like three point

that's a three pointer no okay all right there's a guy on first second and third correct there's

that guy in between second and third correct there's that position called pass okay there's

there's outfielders three of them correct left field left fielder yes left out or fielder which

side is left field on the left based on what perspective is it the defenders perspective or is

it the offensive players defenders is that what they call when they're there feel okay I'm

standing on home plate okay floating ominously six feet of a home plate looking out upon the

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