Yo, it is another episode of the High Host Podcast, the only Phillies podcast, some say,

as this Phillies team man, James Selter, they lose, they lose two or three to the Yanks, they salvage

last night against the Yankees B squad. Mostly it was a, it was a, wow, that team was much better than our team.

And but still, there was 40 plus thousand in the house for every single game.

The Juice was back.

It felt like Phillies fans by game three were like, all right, we're not gonna just let the Yankees take over our ballpark.

We're gonna fight back a little bit. James, an exciting first couple of days of

baseball. I know it wasn't great from the win-loss column, but how did it feel seeing CBP Folligan?

Fillings are back, Jack.

Well, feelings are back.

And also, any time you got Cy Eflin on the hill, you got a chance to go out and win the game.

Let's talk about Zach Ephlin because I think he's good and I just think that if you

were going to he's a guy where I think he's consistently hard to square up for however many innings he's out there, especially when he's spotting his fastball to both sides of the plate.

And he's legitimately touching 96 now which I never thought

would be possible from Zach Eflin. When he is spotting those, spotting both sides

of the play with his fastball his slider was was really sharp last night most of the

pitching staff has adopted the spiked curveball or spike slider probably from

from Jake Arietta that he's probably taught them that. It creates much more spin.

And it feels like, or it seems like Eflin

may be starting to spike his pitches.

That's why his sliders seem to have way more run to it.

And his change up last night was even really good.

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