The High Hopes Phillies Podcast: Feeling Really Good About Harper

High Hopes: A Phillies Podcast

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🗓️ 17 January 2019

⏱️ 48 minutes

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James Seltzer and Jack Fritz are back and feel really good about the chances of the Phillies adding Bryce Harper. They talk about that, get into Aaron Nola and discuss the Phillies envisioning a Harper/Trout outfield. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	This is the High Hopes Podcast.
0:02.0	It's a bunch of baseball nerds.
0:05.0	Well, without the computers.
0:07.0	Talking about the Philadelphia Phillies
0:09.0	on radio.com and Sports Radio 94 WIP.
0:12.8	Yo, it is another edition of the High Hop's podcast.
0:19.6	I was hoping it would be an emergency edition of the what the hell Jack for never
0:25.4	We're never gonna have an emergency podcast okay and we're gonna get into it because I I really think there's an issue for baseball this whole
0:34.4	drawn-out process the fact that two generational free agents have been on the market
0:39.6	since November and are still not signed.
0:43.0	It's ridiculous yet.
0:45.1	Yeah, I mean, the strike's gonna be a lot of fun.
0:48.0	It's gonna happen.
0:49.2	It's like, there's probably collusion going on.
0:53.0	I would be floored if they weren't.
0:55.0	Like if Machado signs for that contract of 7-175.
0:59.0	Just so absurd.
1:00.0	It's absurd.
1:01.0	I don't think it's a real offer.
1:02.0	I think the Machado
1:02.8	offered is like 8-260-ish or 8-270-ish in that range. So I don't really buy, I don't
1:08.8	really buy that offer, but they're bidding against themselves, which it kind of seems like they
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