The City Of Pittsburgh Should Be Ashamed

High Hopes: A Phillies Podcast

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Sports

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2026

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to the Phillies' sweep of the Pirates and look ahead at their playoff chances now that they're back over .500. The guys also go in-depth on Aaron Nola's struggles, Zack Wheeler out-dueling Paul Skenes and Bryce Harper's continued success.

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0:00.0	This is the high hopes podcast.
0:03.2	Hi hope.
0:05.2	On the Odyssey app and Sports Radio 94 WIP.
0:09.1	The crowd is singing,
0:10.7	Hi hopes, smiling through a broken nose.
0:17.6	Oh,
0:18.4	high hope,
0:20.2	high hope. high hope.
0:23.6	I feel a little less alone.
0:26.6	Yon.
0:31.6	Oh, it is another edition of the high Ops podcast, sponsored by Miller Light, official partner
0:44.9	of the Philadelphia Phillies.
0:46.4	Taste like Miller Time Philadelphia, celebrate responsibly.
0:50.7	Celebrate being over 500, Fritzie.
0:52.8	How about it, dude?
1:13.9	It's so exciting to actually do a real yo, like an exciting year. The first time all year, maybe since opening freaking day, we got to do a real yo. We have a baseball team, man. What of the best series of the season? Friday, maybe the best, like, game of the season. Then we just get like, what what 16 sterling innings from our two aces.
1:15.8	What a, what a weekend, dude.
1:17.9	The stars look like stars.
1:21.6	Alec Bohm is not sucking all of a sudden.
1:23.5	How about it, dude?
1:24.3	What a thrill.
1:25.2	Summer's on.
	...

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