The sleeper in the bus, the skill there's luck a keeper or cut, open by 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, give me no pitch picture like the name is Michael Lewis

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

bust the sleeper and the blast

hello out there and Fanny and I'm Mike Pothorser and I'm joined today by Rodegraf's editor

Inosaurus and today we'll be discussing great pitching performances

and debating between the young and the old.

But first I want to talk about the absurdity of a quote yesterday and this is exactly why I hate

injuries dealing with it speculating in Kinsler.

I don't know if you read this but he said yesterday that he has an undisclosed nagging injury somewhere above the ankle and below the neck.

Seriously?

How is that helpful?

That's like finding out that Ian Kinsler cursed out the media and he used a term that started with the letter A between the letter Z.

Yeah, it also could go on his tombstone or

be the story of his career.

Well, if that's what he's known for, then he definitely has not had a successful life,

so let's hope that that's not the case.

Or imagine his tombstone said that he passed away sometime between the year 1900 and 2100.

Also not helpful.

No, not helpful at all.

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