The High Hopes Phillies Podcast: Altherr to the Rescue/Harper and Machado, eh?

High Hopes: A Phillies Podcast

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🗓️ 17 September 2018

⏱️ 43 minutes

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James Seltzer and Jack Fritz are back as Jack takes a victory lap on Aaron Altherr's Friday night and the rest of the Marlins series. The outrage over the pulling of Kingery is absurd, Pivetta's curveball and Eflin getting back to using his fastball. Also, the guys talk about Harper and Machado being linked to the Phils this past week. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	Yo it is another edition of the High Hopes Podcast I am James Selzer and with me right now
0:08.9	with his arms in the air the president of the Air and Altare fan club doing his victory lap Mr.
0:15.6	Jack Fritz, Fritz.
0:16.6	It's just, it just feels so good to be right again with the Phillies. Aaron Altair has risen from the dead
0:26.0	and he potentially has saved the Phillies season
0:30.0	and he has played his way
0:32.0	right into the starting left field position next year with Bryce Harper in right field and
0:37.0	Whoever in center field
0:38.3	Do you even need to sign Harper if they've got Altar? I mean you know right? All I know is that Nick Williams can pack his bags and go home because he's...
0:47.0	He's back, folks!
0:48.0	I said it when Altarra is going through his slump.
0:51.0	I said he's better than Nick Williams.
0:52.0	He will always be better than Nick Williams he will always
0:53.1	be better than Nick Williams and guess what I don't care if Nick Williams is hurt I was
0:57.4	right he is such a good baseball player, great defensive player, great base runner, now he's
1:05.9	hitting doubles again.
1:07.3	Listen, it's just, sometimes you gotta learn how to evaluate talent.
1:11.5	And eventually I think the high hopes
1:13.0	listeners will learn that.
1:14.0	What's his average still?
1:15.0	Yeah, it's get closer.
1:16.3	Approach the Mendoza line.
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