The sleeper in the bus, the skill, there's luck, a keeper or cut, open file like case shut.

A shortstop, or stop short, press play or press or support, intelligence for sports.

Good of y'all to listen, aiming at what truth is.

Mike, you know pitchin like the name is Michael Lewis

others in the dust or left out to rust who's hitting who's missing the

sleeper in the blast the sleeper in the blast

hello out there and fantasy and I know Serres. Today we'll be discussing a hit machine, injuries, and bullpens. But first, you know, I need you to calm me down and stop me from jumping out the window and tell me why did I trade for Justin Verlander because I'm not a happy camper right about now? I don't think

there's like a you know there's no one thing to look at it in his

statistical profile that says you know that's a big deal I guess he's lost a little

velocity on his fastball but I mean most of it looks like he should be doing well I'm with you I

would have traded for him. I traded it was it was a deal involving Francisco Liriano

thinking that yeah Liriano's been good but he's also been lucky and

I mean obviously anybody probably would think that Verlanders would be better than

Liriano the rest of the way and facing the mowerless twins you'd think it would be a

dominant outing and no he gives up six runs in six innings so I'm annoyed. Anyway I

seem to always complain about my pitching staff.

It's something that I was born to do.

But instead, we are going to talk about the most interesting

player alive today, and that's Ichiro Suzuki Suzuki who when I saw him atop the search for

a list I actually had no idea why. Then I realized that he hit his 4,000th

professional hit last night which obviously includes time in the Japanese

league which is quite an impressive feat I mean obviously it combines both

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