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their team, spish cakes, EB and JP. We're not just see Dockery from the Washington Post

on at 8 o'clock and give us more insight. It covers the nationals wrote an article about

Stephen Strasberg. And I don't think anybody in this room has any expectations for Stephen

Strasberg to step on the field, but it's a really depressing article. Like I came out

feeling bad for Strasberg and I don't know, I never really have that same feeling because

it does say that he's tried to ramp up three different times. So he does appear to be

trying, but it's gotten to the point where we used to hear he was around the team. The

article says he hasn't been there since opening day. Well, it wasn't even there on opening

day and that it just looks like he's never going to pitch again.

Well, he even says in himself, here's the quote, at this point, I don't know if I'll

ever be able to do this consistently on a major league mound again. Strasberg said

an interview with the Washington Post in September, but I'm not ready to hang it up quite

yet. So, you know, he's got a, this is, I mean, I tell my daughter this all the time.

And all her friends, you just got to listen to your body. And now that's a much different

level. You know, going out to frat parties, just listen to your body. If you feel like

you've had too much to drink, go home, go sleep. Sure. Stephen Strasberg has to listen

to his body. I mean, severe, severe, severe nerve jam. It's just no joke. And, you

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