Stairs, rips one into the night, deep into right, way out of here. Swam on. Get it. Cross. And the Phillies are going to lead it. Harper, the swing of his life. The O2 pit, swing and a miss. Stuck him out. From W.HY, Y, it is hitting season. Hey, there, podcast, pals. I'm John Stolness from The Good Fight. You can follow me on X and Blue Sky at John Stolmast. Coming up, we are recording on the Monday, off day, between the Atlanta Brave series, where the Phillies just lost two out of three in Atlanta, coming off a horrific road trip through Wrigley Field and Turner Field. Is it Turner Field?

I don't even remember what it's called anymore.

Truest.

Truest.

Truest Park.

Truest Park.

Thank you.

Yes.

Philly's returning home for a three-game series against the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night.

So we are here for the Roundtable edition of the podcast, and we are all on Rob Thompson Hugwatch here at the Hitting Season headquarters.

I mean, maybe not even hot Rob Thompson, but it's just we're kind of all sitting here, recording, anticipating maybe something happening today to shake the Phillies out of the doldrums they are in.

We're going to talk about all of that.

We'll talk about the series in Atlanta. And we'll talk about some other interesting things that are going on around the league, specifically with the Boston Red Sox and the New York Mets. And, you know, hey, a couple good things happened during the course of the weekend as well. We will mention those too. But joining me on the roundtable, Liz Rocher and Justin Clue,

Liz, of course, is the editor of Sabres Baseball Research Journal. You can follow her on Exx and Blue Sky at Liz Rocher. Liz, how are you? Doing well, thanks. I decided not to subject myself to

too much Phillies this weekend, though I did watch, I guess you could call them highlights.

Some of them were highlights. Some of them were highlights. Most of them were not highlights.

But yeah, I'm trying to get ready for a new week of Phillies games. Let's see what could happen.

Could things be good? Who knows?

Well, I mean, if anybody who tuned in, who stayed tuned in to the game on Sunday after the second inning, my hat's off to you.

I would also encourage hobbies for you. Something else. Just to kind of make your time worth it. Because, yeah, that series ended in a very ugly way.

Justin Clue from Baseball Prospectus, the dirty inning absolutely hammered a couple of podcasts that he owes over on our hit-and-season Patreon.

And, of course, author of the new book, you can see it sitting behind me, Summer of the Cheap Weeners,

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