Hello, and welcome to Jimmy's Three Things. Thank you very much for tuning in. Today, we got Luis Rise striking out for the first time in a long time. How'd that happen? Good pitch, bad pitch? Good at bat, bad at bat. We got guardians tears vote just crying in his postgame and I love it. And then I'm gonna hunt for the outfielders that have dove on routine plays the most this season. As always, jimmy S Three Things is the production of Dan Patrick Production, Shamboy Media and Workhouse Media. Thank you for tuning in. I'm gonna catch my breath, grab this squashy baseball, take us in my coffee, then we'll get going. All right, Yeah, big news, big news. Luis Rise struck out. He had gone one hundred and forty one played appearances without a strikeout. That is a stretch of thirty games, if you're curious. His last strikeout came on August tenth against the Miami Marlins, his old squad they got the scouting report report and then September sixteenth. In that stretch, he had a three to ninety four batting average, a four to thirty four on base four to sixty five, sucking for an eight to ninety eight ops and seven walks, so playing pretty good ball. Let's take a look at the pitch sequence that Aragati got him with. I have it here, second at bat in the second inning against Atagette, and he's going to open him up with a ball. A ball. Okay, here's the first pitch. It is a curveball up and away. He got him to swing and miss on his curveball in the first at bat of the game. Going for it here or he's trying to backdoor the curve. I don't know, kind of a nothing pitch looks like it might even just slip out of his hands. The next pitch is a one to oh, and that's a fastball outside in her eyes. Look at his reaction. Oh nope, don't want it now. I had a realization while I was making this video, and I was searching tons of her eyes, numbers, looking in to see if I can find anything of interest. And my realization was he's such a react hitter. Like his his his approach is not to hit with power, it's to fight off pitches in the zone and put him in play. So can you even sequence against guys like that. The answer is yes, like subliminately. But he's not going up there and hunting for a pitch, really, he's he's all reaction. Uh maybe he's hunting for an area. But I think he hates walking. He likes when the ball play that whatever you throw, he's gonna try and swing in it unless he recognizes at a ball. So I was like, does tunneling even work anyway? He's got a two to oh here, and they're not gonna go two oh fastball. They're gonna two to zero. Cutter a little high gets the strike call. Arise doesn't like that. Here's the side by side of it if you want to see. I think I think it's a strike. It's at the letters. I mean, I don't know is that called a strike these days? Used to be like they would call it at the belt. Maybe that's high. He's kind of crouched down. Maybe that changed the umpire's opinion of him. So you got a two to one now and he just took a cutter looking. So what do the Astros go with? They go with a nice four seam fastball and beats him to the spot in the zone according to the score bug. But I think that was in the zone, just a heater, and I found a lot of pitches in that spot. I went on, I'll tell you about that in a second. Let's finish that at bat off of that too too. He's got a ball to spare, and Arise does not like walking, and he swings that pitches out of the zone, So I feel like you have to throw pitches out of the zone. Here to two they go another fastball and it is more out of the zone and our eyes is jumping, jumping and reaching to fend it off. So actually, I really like that pitch. You're still too too, so you have more room to go out of the zone. Two two here and he spikes that one. I don't know what that was, cutter maybe or.

Hello, and welcome to Jimmy's Three Things. Thank you very much for tuning in. Today, we got Luis Rise striking out for the first time in a long time. How'd that happen? Good pitch, bad pitch? Good at bat, bad at bat. We got guardians tears vote just crying in his postgame and I love it. And then I'm gonna hunt for the outfielders that have dove on routine plays the most this season. As always, jimmy S Three Things is the production of Dan Patrick Production, Shamboy Media and Workhouse Media. Thank you for tuning in. I'm gonna catch my breath, grab this squashy baseball, take us in my coffee, then we'll get going. All right, Yeah, big news, big news. Luis Rise struck out. He had gone one hundred and forty one played appearances without a strikeout. That is a stretch of thirty games, if you're curious. His last strikeout came on August tenth against the Miami Marlins, his old squad they got the scouting report report and then September sixteenth. In that stretch, he had a three to ninety four batting average, a four to thirty four on base four to sixty five, sucking for an eight to ninety eight ops and seven walks, so playing pretty good ball. Let's take a look at the pitch sequence that Aragati got him with. I have it here, second at bat in the second inning against Atagette, and he's going to open him up with a ball. A ball. Okay, here's the first pitch. It is a curveball up and away. He got him to swing and miss on his curveball in the first at bat of the game. Going for it here or he's trying to backdoor the curve. I don't know, kind of a nothing pitch looks like it might even just slip out of his hands. The next pitch is a one to oh, and that's a fastball outside in her eyes. Look at his reaction. Oh nope, don't want it now. I had a realization while I was making this video, and I was searching tons of her eyes, numbers, looking in to see if I can find anything of interest. And my realization was he's such a react hitter. Like his his his approach is not to hit with power, it's to fight off pitches in the zone and put him in play. So can you even sequence against guys like that. The answer is yes, like subliminately. But he's not going up there and hunting for a pitch, really, he's he's all reaction. Uh maybe he's hunting for an area. But I think he hates walking. He likes when the ball play that whatever you throw, he's gonna try and swing in it unless he recognizes at a ball. So I was like, does tunneling even work anyway? He's got a two to oh here, and they're not gonna go two oh fastball. They're gonna two to zero. Cutter a little high gets the strike call. Arise doesn't like that. Here's the side by side of it if you want to see. I think I think it's a strike. It's at the letters. I mean, I don't know is that called a strike these days? Used to be like they would call it at the belt. Maybe that's high. He's kind of crouched down. Maybe that changed the umpire's opinion of him. So you got a two to one now and he just took a cutter looking. So what do the Astros go with? They go with a nice four seam fastball and beats him to the spot in the zone according to the score bug. But I think that was in the zone, just a heater, and I found a lot of pitches in that spot. I went on, I'll tell you about that in a second. Let's finish that at bat off of that too too. He's got a ball to spare, and Arise does not like walking, and he swings that pitches out of the zone, So I feel like you have to throw pitches out of the zone. Here to two they go another fastball and it is more out of the zone and our eyes is jumping, jumping and reaching to fend it off. So actually, I really like that pitch. You're still too too, so you have more room to go out of the zone. Two two here and he spikes that one. I don't know what that was, cutter maybe or.

Change.

Change.

I don't know what that is. I'm not that familiar with aragety stuff. Now it's three two, I'd still throw a pitch out of the zone. Our eyes hates walking. He likes swinging three to two pitches to Luis or Eyes out of the zone this season and he has walked nine times in twenty two played appearances. So that's a four fifty five on base percentage. There must be a hit by pitching there as well. Let's see, so he's taken it for a ball one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine times and then he got hit by pitch once, so that helps. That helps it. But then one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, eleven times he got out of the ball and play, and then one two, three, four, five six times he just fouled it back and you got to redo it. He never got a hit on a ball out of the zone and he only took it for ball four one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine out of twenty seven times. So at this point, I'm still calling for a pitch out of the zone, even though it's three to two, even though that loads the bases. I know it's crazy. You got to trust your pitcher too, and he's got trust his stuff. But they go cutter high, the same pitch that he kind of took two to oh and didn't recognize. He recognizes that one fights it back. Okay, moving on, and now you're three to two, and again I think you can kind of tease him out of the zone. Last time they went cutter two oh, it was a strike. Then they went to the fastball, so I think that's the same sequence here cut her and then yeah, just straight heater again beats him to the spot. Look at her eyes animated. At bat he's a little late on that, crouches down and runs across like he's sneaking around three to two again, And I wouldn't be in the zone here, and they choose not to be in the zone, which I think is smart. And they go curveball down and in and get some which is a pitch you can get a rise with if it's real tight, and reel in there and there's two strikes and you can see the fryer. H look at that, Oh, just devastated, hands on the head. And then to the left, kind of interesting, you have this dad taking a picture of his daughter as the pitch is coming. Then she eats popcorn, and now he's filming here eating popcorn. And they missed everything for that good at bat and Ari strikes out his next at bat, they open up curveball and he has a nice hit the opposite way. So he was one for three off that picture with like a ground out and then that strikeout, Ariz struck out. I was all up in Ariz scouting reports trying to figure out like Is there a spot that he just can't hit that like tortures him. Is there a height of a pitcher. I was looking at vertical release point, Horizon's reliesport, just hunting and searching if I could find anything that had enough correlation to present it to you, Like, hey, if you got a picture with this release point and this spin rate and he can place the ball in this four inch square of the zone, you're gonna get Luisa riisea swinging miss. I couldn't find anything. I got close to finding stuff, but then it was like, nah, this isn't enough to present to anyone. So there was a lot of wasted searching, but in not a way. Sometimes you'd get good stuff out of that stuff. Anyway, moving on, Uh, Steven Vote got emotional talking about his team and his players cheering each other on, and I'm gonna play the clip for you.

I don't know what that is. I'm not that familiar with aragety stuff. Now it's three two, I'd still throw a pitch out of the zone. Our eyes hates walking. He likes swinging three to two pitches to Luis or Eyes out of the zone this season and he has walked nine times in twenty two played appearances. So that's a four fifty five on base percentage. There must be a hit by pitching there as well. Let's see, so he's taken it for a ball one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine times and then he got hit by pitch once, so that helps. That helps it. But then one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, eleven times he got out of the ball and play, and then one two, three, four, five six times he just fouled it back and you got to redo it. He never got a hit on a ball out of the zone and he only took it for ball four one two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight nine out of twenty seven times. So at this point, I'm still calling for a pitch out of the zone, even though it's three to two, even though that loads the bases. I know it's crazy. You got to trust your pitcher too, and he's got trust his stuff. But they go cutter high, the same pitch that he kind of took two to oh and didn't recognize. He recognizes that one fights it back. Okay, moving on, and now you're three to two, and again I think you can kind of tease him out of the zone. Last time they went cutter two oh, it was a strike. Then they went to the fastball, so I think that's the same sequence here cut her and then yeah, just straight heater again beats him to the spot. Look at her eyes animated. At bat he's a little late on that, crouches down and runs across like he's sneaking around three to two again, And I wouldn't be in the zone here, and they choose not to be in the zone, which I think is smart. And they go curveball down and in and get some which is a pitch you can get a rise with if it's real tight, and reel in there and there's two strikes and you can see the fryer. H look at that, Oh, just devastated, hands on the head. And then to the left, kind of interesting, you have this dad taking a picture of his daughter as the pitch is coming. Then she eats popcorn, and now he's filming here eating popcorn. And they missed everything for that good at bat and Ari strikes out his next at bat, they open up curveball and he has a nice hit the opposite way. So he was one for three off that picture with like a ground out and then that strikeout, Ariz struck out. I was all up in Ariz scouting reports trying to figure out like Is there a spot that he just can't hit that like tortures him. Is there a height of a pitcher. I was looking at vertical release point, Horizon's reliesport, just hunting and searching if I could find anything that had enough correlation to present it to you, Like, hey, if you got a picture with this release point and this spin rate and he can place the ball in this four inch square of the zone, you're gonna get Luisa riisea swinging miss. I couldn't find anything. I got close to finding stuff, but then it was like, nah, this isn't enough to present to anyone. So there was a lot of wasted searching, but in not a way. Sometimes you'd get good stuff out of that stuff. Anyway, moving on, Uh, Steven Vote got emotional talking about his team and his players cheering each other on, and I'm gonna play the clip for you.

I mean so happy for him.

I mean so happy for him.

So the context is they had a big home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to take the lead. Guardians are just playing great, They're in a close game. Look out and he's talking about it.

So the context is they had a big home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to take the lead. Guardians are just playing great, They're in a close game. Look out and he's talking about it.

Everybody dreams of hitting that big home run or the big bass hit in the Major leagues to help your team win a game, and for him to hit a go ahead home run at the bottom of the eighth, that's a moment you dream up from the time you're three to four years old. Maybe it's a walk off in your dreams, but that type of a big hit for your team. Everyone who grows up wanting to play baseball has pretended that moment has happened from the time they could walk and loved baseball. And the smile on his face looking back at our dugout, that was incredible. But my favorite part was Naylor at second base standing there watching it. He waiting for him at home plate with a smile on his face. You know, that's the kind of stuff that this team does.

Everybody dreams of hitting that big home run or the big bass hit in the Major leagues to help your team win a game, and for him to hit a go ahead home run at the bottom of the eighth, that's a moment you dream up from the time you're three to four years old. Maybe it's a walk off in your dreams, but that type of a big hit for your team. Everyone who grows up wanting to play baseball has pretended that moment has happened from the time they could walk and loved baseball. And the smile on his face looking back at our dugout, that was incredible. But my favorite part was Naylor at second base standing there watching it. He waiting for him at home plate with a smile on his face. You know, that's the kind of stuff that this team does.

Get a little emotional. I mean, you're proud of the romantic glint. I love these guys.

Get a little emotional. I mean, you're proud of the romantic glint. I love these guys.

There's so much fun to watch. They love each other.

There's so much fun to watch. They love each other.

They work hard.

They work hard.

That was about s all night, and to see two teammates come together like that, that's powerful.

That was about s all night, and to see two teammates come together like that, that's powerful.

I absolutely love it. I mean I grew up. My mom used to use Joe Torre as an example for why to tell me like men men can cry like to rid any toxic masculinity. Men don't cry. That might have been penetrating my brain from outside sources. My mom would look at Joe Tory and his postgame press conferences, say, see, Jim, a real man can show his emotions and cry. And I'm a big cryer. Sometimes I'll get choked up at stuff. But I just love that he's getting choked up, as he explains, not at the result, but of the camaraderie and the culture, because I'm sure he feels like he is building that part of that, supplying that that's what he wants to see. He wants to see them cheering each other on. And he's saying the home run was great, but what Nailer. The way his teammate reacted to him and celebrated him was what really got me going. Let's watch the home run?

I absolutely love it. I mean I grew up. My mom used to use Joe Torre as an example for why to tell me like men men can cry like to rid any toxic masculinity. Men don't cry. That might have been penetrating my brain from outside sources. My mom would look at Joe Tory and his postgame press conferences, say, see, Jim, a real man can show his emotions and cry. And I'm a big cryer. Sometimes I'll get choked up at stuff. But I just love that he's getting choked up, as he explains, not at the result, but of the camaraderie and the culture, because I'm sure he feels like he is building that part of that, supplying that that's what he wants to see. He wants to see them cheering each other on. And he's saying the home run was great, but what Nailer. The way his teammate reacted to him and celebrated him was what really got me going. Let's watch the home run?

Where do what?

Where do what?

I have the highlights here? It is absolute bomb of a home run.

I have the highlights here? It is absolute bomb of a home run.

I don't bring up Kyle Man.

I don't bring up Kyle Man.

You see this. Hold on, watch this. This is something that batters do now. And for a while was like, what are they looking at? Watch his eyes? See those eyes glance over that's uh pitchclock. So he's trying to figure out, okay, is this picture? How many times as he got left. But if you watch when they do these close up shots at batters in baseball now, a lot of times they do that. The one in Milwaukee is like really high to the right, so sometimes you see them like really looking up there, and I'm like, what are they looking at? Then I asked a player and they was like, that's the pitch clock.

You see this. Hold on, watch this. This is something that batters do now. And for a while was like, what are they looking at? Watch his eyes? See those eyes glance over that's uh pitchclock. So he's trying to figure out, okay, is this picture? How many times as he got left. But if you watch when they do these close up shots at batters in baseball now, a lot of times they do that. The one in Milwaukee is like really high to the right, so sometimes you see them like really looking up there, and I'm like, what are they looking at? Then I asked a player and they was like, that's the pitch clock.

I was like, oh, oh yeah, okay, Kyle Manto one down the pitch.

I was like, oh, oh yeah, okay, Kyle Manto one down the pitch.

Oh my goodness, that fan. Sorry to cut the home run off, you said, fan, I'm gonna turn the volume down and play it in slow mo. This fan jumps to catch this. Did you just fall right on his great camera work, by the way. Okay, so the fan jumps up, I think he misses it, totally bodies that other fan and then falls down. Damn. Good effort. Good effort, But don't hurt people. Don't be jumping around all reckless and hurting people. Let's go back. I'll play it again, uninterrupted audio of the call and the home run. It's just it's a bomb.

Oh my goodness, that fan. Sorry to cut the home run off, you said, fan, I'm gonna turn the volume down and play it in slow mo. This fan jumps to catch this. Did you just fall right on his great camera work, by the way. Okay, so the fan jumps up, I think he misses it, totally bodies that other fan and then falls down. Damn. Good effort. Good effort, But don't hurt people. Don't be jumping around all reckless and hurting people. Let's go back. I'll play it again, uninterrupted audio of the call and the home run. It's just it's a bomb.

Kyle Man one down the pitch, swung on.

Kyle Man one down the pitch, swung on.

Hit high, hit deep to.

Hit high, hit deep to.

Majistic two run bombed all right by Kyle Man sotle off Minnesota's best Griffin Jacks and the Twins bullpen has himploded again.

Majistic two run bombed all right by Kyle Man sotle off Minnesota's best Griffin Jacks and the Twins bullpen has himploded again.

Okay, so here I'll turn their volume down. Here's the shot of Naylor celebrating that he referenced, Oh it was quick, and then that's him waiting at home. Played for him. I'm sure he's celebrated more at a second it just cuts off and then yet so that's what got him fired up. Oh he's not. He's emotional in a different way. But yeah, I just it's awesome, you know I I would love you'd love a manager like that. And to go from Tito to now vote it seems like they got the same sentiment going on. But man, other people's joy is some of the more powerful stuff going on, which is why it's so nice to be happy right in like the corniest way, like spreading happiness, and people just like kind of like look at that as stupid, but yeah, man, happy people are better to be around. It makes sense. And if you can foster a culture of that and rid and where you really root for each other. For me, For me, we have our warehouse games and that's you know, we built that from scratch, and it's we are the mood. Whatever we have that every time one of our tournaments ends and someone wins that hasn't won before, uh huh, or like you know, we got guys that kind of get shipped from the comments section at times, and then if they have a big moment and win, like when Zoe became like a beast and then he won, uh, and he's celebrating, like it's like like really celebrating. I'll be in the corner of that dog pile of tearing up, not like crying, but like getting MISTI had because I'm like, what is this? What happened? We have such a good community and culture and like support in the warehouse, like Jolly gets cheers and then uh, usually I'm on the wrong end of it, so I'm upset because I get walked off on. But then I am very happy for the people, so I get voids looking vote vote not void is looking on like, uh, he's taking some pride because I'm sure he feels like he is uh building that culture, which is he is proud of cool moment. Never reject happy tears. Those are the best. Now we'll get a little more brutal. I I wanted to find outfielders that I want to find like hot dogs. But that's not going to be the exact example. So I'm using inside Edge. They have a really awesome system back end. And what I did was I toggled on defensive plays fly balls or line drives to the outfield that are tagged as ninety to one hundred percent likely to be made, so they're certain they call these plays certain like they will be made. It would be an error if they don't. And then I toggled on the fielder dove. Okay, so which fielders are leaving their feet the most on routine plays. The left fielder that is in here the most is rarely. So let's see hangs up enough, but diving catch by Luke Raley. All right, so there was one by Luke Rayley. Let's let's watch it again. If this hangs up and yeah, I mean he kind of like stutter steps because he's got trying to get a read on it and then goes down. Okay, I'm not terribly mad at you, Luke. Let's see the next Railey one hot shot? Well, what is that cat?

Okay, so here I'll turn their volume down. Here's the shot of Naylor celebrating that he referenced, Oh it was quick, and then that's him waiting at home. Played for him. I'm sure he's celebrated more at a second it just cuts off and then yet so that's what got him fired up. Oh he's not. He's emotional in a different way. But yeah, I just it's awesome, you know I I would love you'd love a manager like that. And to go from Tito to now vote it seems like they got the same sentiment going on. But man, other people's joy is some of the more powerful stuff going on, which is why it's so nice to be happy right in like the corniest way, like spreading happiness, and people just like kind of like look at that as stupid, but yeah, man, happy people are better to be around. It makes sense. And if you can foster a culture of that and rid and where you really root for each other. For me, For me, we have our warehouse games and that's you know, we built that from scratch, and it's we are the mood. Whatever we have that every time one of our tournaments ends and someone wins that hasn't won before, uh huh, or like you know, we got guys that kind of get shipped from the comments section at times, and then if they have a big moment and win, like when Zoe became like a beast and then he won, uh, and he's celebrating, like it's like like really celebrating. I'll be in the corner of that dog pile of tearing up, not like crying, but like getting MISTI had because I'm like, what is this? What happened? We have such a good community and culture and like support in the warehouse, like Jolly gets cheers and then uh, usually I'm on the wrong end of it, so I'm upset because I get walked off on. But then I am very happy for the people, so I get voids looking vote vote not void is looking on like, uh, he's taking some pride because I'm sure he feels like he is uh building that culture, which is he is proud of cool moment. Never reject happy tears. Those are the best. Now we'll get a little more brutal. I I wanted to find outfielders that I want to find like hot dogs. But that's not going to be the exact example. So I'm using inside Edge. They have a really awesome system back end. And what I did was I toggled on defensive plays fly balls or line drives to the outfield that are tagged as ninety to one hundred percent likely to be made, so they're certain they call these plays certain like they will be made. It would be an error if they don't. And then I toggled on the fielder dove. Okay, so which fielders are leaving their feet the most on routine plays. The left fielder that is in here the most is rarely. So let's see hangs up enough, but diving catch by Luke Raley. All right, so there was one by Luke Rayley. Let's let's watch it again. If this hangs up and yeah, I mean he kind of like stutter steps because he's got trying to get a read on it and then goes down. Okay, I'm not terribly mad at you, Luke. Let's see the next Railey one hot shot? Well, what is that cat?

Blind left field?

Blind left field?

Raley comes in and he plases out and he makes the cat.

Raley comes in and he plases out and he makes the cat.

That one's pretty bad. That's just a that's just a ball. Uh, he like stayed back on it. Here's the third Railey one.

That one's pretty bad. That's just a that's just a ball. Uh, he like stayed back on it. Here's the third Railey one.

You don't want to swing at a fly ball to left but in the ballpark or Rayley charge and.

You don't want to swing at a fly ball to left but in the ballpark or Rayley charge and.

Charge and leave his feet and make a sliding catch.

Charge and leave his feet and make a sliding catch.

Yeah, so that's just a really like an awful route, right. I mean he he kind of did banana peel route, but he's just circling it. He's just it looks like he's just playing a very cautious he trusted himself to slide and catch it, but not uh not to read it.

Yeah, so that's just a really like an awful route, right. I mean he he kind of did banana peel route, but he's just circling it. He's just it looks like he's just playing a very cautious he trusted himself to slide and catch it, but not uh not to read it.

Right.

Right.

Let's see the Randy one. See if there's any more egregious ones in uh left field? I mean okay, yes, no need veerling. Oh so these are all just they're just getting wobbled on a line drive to left and then just going down. Oh this one's a little different. Oof call Nick. Oh he got a real bad jump on it and then had to come in. He's mad at himself. He's getting claps, but he's mad at himself. That's the Clint Fraser special right there, bad read bad route, diving play clap Verdugo. Let's see Dugo's got one. Yeah, same thing, just all right. Line drives really, Uh, Happer, Happer's got a lot of non routine plays this year in love field slicing. Yeah, that's not a dive. I guess it's a slide. He went to the ground. That one's not that agreed. The Randy one, I think was the worst. Let's change this to centerfielders, because the best center fielders are just fast and they they don't dive that much, to be honest, or you know, they get they don't dive on easy balls at all. Let's say there's only fifteen of these. See if we got any repeat names. I see Scott on here twice. I see Bader on here twice. I see Jazz Chisholm on here twice, Freeman twice. You know what, I'll just uh, We'll just watch him in order uninterrupted.

Let's see the Randy one. See if there's any more egregious ones in uh left field? I mean okay, yes, no need veerling. Oh so these are all just they're just getting wobbled on a line drive to left and then just going down. Oh this one's a little different. Oof call Nick. Oh he got a real bad jump on it and then had to come in. He's mad at himself. He's getting claps, but he's mad at himself. That's the Clint Fraser special right there, bad read bad route, diving play clap Verdugo. Let's see Dugo's got one. Yeah, same thing, just all right. Line drives really, Uh, Happer, Happer's got a lot of non routine plays this year in love field slicing. Yeah, that's not a dive. I guess it's a slide. He went to the ground. That one's not that agreed. The Randy one, I think was the worst. Let's change this to centerfielders, because the best center fielders are just fast and they they don't dive that much, to be honest, or you know, they get they don't dive on easy balls at all. Let's say there's only fifteen of these. See if we got any repeat names. I see Scott on here twice. I see Bader on here twice. I see Jazz Chisholm on here twice, Freeman twice. You know what, I'll just uh, We'll just watch him in order uninterrupted.

Here we go.

Here we go.

He flies at the center and right there's nemo if the dive though, and.

He flies at the center and right there's nemo if the dive though, and.

He makes the cast Froze line drive Knuckler. Seems like that's the common.

He makes the cast Froze line drive Knuckler. Seems like that's the common.

With the diving grab to deny Devers, and in the inning.

With the diving grab to deny Devers, and in the inning.

That seems like the common theme.

That seems like the common theme.

He Smith smacks the ball the right centerfield the Luca Oh, really, that looked like he needed to do that that looked like he needed to dive.

He Smith smacks the ball the right centerfield the Luca Oh, really, that looked like he needed to do that that looked like he needed to dive.

Oh no, let's see for one. I mean it sounds like a gun shot.

Oh no, let's see for one. I mean it sounds like a gun shot.

Sitterfield the Luca with a diving.

Sitterfield the Luca with a diving.

Cas just because he took that like little stutter step.

Cas just because he took that like little stutter step.

Without diving. Care It built up to eighty eighty five pitches.

Without diving. Care It built up to eighty eighty five pitches.

And then this one's Rafaela in center. Yeah, he ran too far back and then came forward. Got that's not fooling anyone. Like anyone that watches that in live time isn't like, Oh, nice diving play. That's a nice play, makes a great catch. He's just playing real deep. A smile, Victor clapping. Okay, next one out of you know slider. Wow, Bader was playing so deep. Oh and he dropped it. Damn he was playing so deep.

And then this one's Rafaela in center. Yeah, he ran too far back and then came forward. Got that's not fooling anyone. Like anyone that watches that in live time isn't like, Oh, nice diving play. That's a nice play, makes a great catch. He's just playing real deep. A smile, Victor clapping. Okay, next one out of you know slider. Wow, Bader was playing so deep. Oh and he dropped it. Damn he was playing so deep.

Has already seen seven. There are some wows we're talking about right there in the air to center field and the catch.

Has already seen seven. There are some wows we're talking about right there in the air to center field and the catch.

Hell was that.

Hell was that.

In the air to center field?

In the air to center field?

That looks like a really soft grass. That's something that they don't talk about in baseball that much at all. Interesting little factoid for you. I was talking to a baseball player ex baseball player, and I showed him. I showed them the chart I did on things you missed a while ago about the right spot stat that I was drafting up, and one I showed it was a couple ex players. I showed him how the Rays were the worst at defensive positioning and he was like, that tracks up. I know some guys over there that I've always complained, like, dude, they got me in the wrong spot. Thought that was interesting. And then another one of the X players, I said that the Padres infield graded out the worst in the infield positioning on hot shot ground balls, and the Yankees graded out pretty good. And he said, I bet the grass matters way more there than you would know, Like the soft infields slow the ball down. He's like in San Diego that that infield grass is thin. And I was like, interesting, because in cricket that's talked about so much. The speed of the grass balls will travel fast, not fast. Now. I remember, you know, in the eighties when everyone was playing on cement and the AstroTurf and Pete Rose and everyone got all those hits, they talked to about how fast it was. But they don't really talk about that that much anymore. And this turf looks so spongy. Here, looks like he can't get his footing. Also, just a bizarre play. Anyway, Let's keep watching center fielders dive for routine plays deep into this game. That's it harder. Bader's playing crazy center field. I mean again, just a wrong read the other one he was playing so deep, Lizardo Abrams, how is this? Oh my god, they're playing so jeeps to Wow, there's jazz when you're that fast and athletic. Look how deep he's playing. This is why doubles don't exist anymore. That's crazy. Deep means four oh two to dead center. So Jazz runs all the way in and makes a nice play. It's a product of positioning over anything else.

That looks like a really soft grass. That's something that they don't talk about in baseball that much at all. Interesting little factoid for you. I was talking to a baseball player ex baseball player, and I showed him. I showed them the chart I did on things you missed a while ago about the right spot stat that I was drafting up, and one I showed it was a couple ex players. I showed him how the Rays were the worst at defensive positioning and he was like, that tracks up. I know some guys over there that I've always complained, like, dude, they got me in the wrong spot. Thought that was interesting. And then another one of the X players, I said that the Padres infield graded out the worst in the infield positioning on hot shot ground balls, and the Yankees graded out pretty good. And he said, I bet the grass matters way more there than you would know, Like the soft infields slow the ball down. He's like in San Diego that that infield grass is thin. And I was like, interesting, because in cricket that's talked about so much. The speed of the grass balls will travel fast, not fast. Now. I remember, you know, in the eighties when everyone was playing on cement and the AstroTurf and Pete Rose and everyone got all those hits, they talked to about how fast it was. But they don't really talk about that that much anymore. And this turf looks so spongy. Here, looks like he can't get his footing. Also, just a bizarre play. Anyway, Let's keep watching center fielders dive for routine plays deep into this game. That's it harder. Bader's playing crazy center field. I mean again, just a wrong read the other one he was playing so deep, Lizardo Abrams, how is this? Oh my god, they're playing so jeeps to Wow, there's jazz when you're that fast and athletic. Look how deep he's playing. This is why doubles don't exist anymore. That's crazy. Deep means four oh two to dead center. So Jazz runs all the way in and makes a nice play. It's a product of positioning over anything else.

I don't know where that came from.

I don't know where that came from.

Fred Rodgers, mister Rogers, this one into center field, coming on quickly Freeman and he goes into a dive to make the case. I don't know. I was up there for a while, so it seems to or we got more.

Fred Rodgers, mister Rogers, this one into center field, coming on quickly Freeman and he goes into a dive to make the case. I don't know. I was up there for a while, so it seems to or we got more.

Something different, or try to do too much because he's hitting up in the order. Since this one long way to center, Pastro is still doing back.

Something different, or try to do too much because he's hitting up in the order. Since this one long way to center, Pastro is still doing back.

What makes the still doing that is that is I wouldn't call this hot dog in it, because that's not getting you on any highlight reels unnecessarily, But what the hell is that?

What makes the still doing that is that is I wouldn't call this hot dog in it, because that's not getting you on any highlight reels unnecessarily, But what the hell is that?

Then?

Then?

No need for that? What was that.

No need for that? What was that.

Far for assessment?

Far for assessment?

Right?

Right?

A two game bottom of the eighth curveball put in play. Jazz again.

A two game bottom of the eighth curveball put in play. Jazz again.

Lost his balance but still made the catch.

Lost his balance but still made the catch.

So he did a hand motion there that say that just dipped on him? I guess off the end of the bad whoa, that was awesome? What is that? Just a bad read man? It seems like they're playing so deep that sometimes these miss hit balls short are just tough for them. Line to center, yeah, that's normal. That's just a way to secure that ball when there it comes. That was a fastball, but it's lined to center and oh boy, geez ran too far and then it came in. Damn. I wonder if there's a sense of outfielders moving around too much that they're messing up their lines, or am I just watching the the off bad play? Scott frozen again. Okay, let's go to right field. Soto's got O'Neil's got one, Springer, Rooker, Garcia, Cheerio, Barrio, Triolo, Sodo, Goodman de Lucas and Tandeer Joe. Let's watch Soto, Sodo's made zero non routine plays this.

So he did a hand motion there that say that just dipped on him? I guess off the end of the bad whoa, that was awesome? What is that? Just a bad read man? It seems like they're playing so deep that sometimes these miss hit balls short are just tough for them. Line to center, yeah, that's normal. That's just a way to secure that ball when there it comes. That was a fastball, but it's lined to center and oh boy, geez ran too far and then it came in. Damn. I wonder if there's a sense of outfielders moving around too much that they're messing up their lines, or am I just watching the the off bad play? Scott frozen again. Okay, let's go to right field. Soto's got O'Neil's got one, Springer, Rooker, Garcia, Cheerio, Barrio, Triolo, Sodo, Goodman de Lucas and Tandeer Joe. Let's watch Soto, Sodo's made zero non routine plays this.

Year line to Sotos. He goes down and makes the play.

Year line to Sotos. He goes down and makes the play.

Oh in the rain, diving in the pouring rain. This you know the rain allows more diving is just fun? What do we got? What the hell's going on? Oh?

Oh in the rain, diving in the pouring rain. This you know the rain allows more diving is just fun? What do we got? What the hell's going on? Oh?

Boy?

Boy?

I mean that scared me. Now we're even watching geez, who's this triolo?

I mean that scared me. Now we're even watching geez, who's this triolo?

Right? Soon? Drops it? Or did he get it?

Right? Soon? Drops it? Or did he get it?

Let's sit.

Let's sit.

That ball is just putting no man's land? How is that? I don't know if I agree. I know it's just numbers, but I don't know if I agree with that. It's like likely to be made the balls and Nomans.

That ball is just putting no man's land? How is that? I don't know if I agree. I know it's just numbers, but I don't know if I agree with that. It's like likely to be made the balls and Nomans.

Does have five saves on the slice it.

Does have five saves on the slice it.

Ooh, twisted them up. Nice play, nice recovery. He was pumped about it. Twisted him up in the right and cheery on old a stutter stepping going on. It's a lot of those hardliners.

Ooh, twisted them up. Nice play, nice recovery. He was pumped about it. Twisted him up in the right and cheery on old a stutter stepping going on. It's a lot of those hardliners.

Right, and it's gonna be cut.

Right, and it's gonna be cut.

Yeah, I don't know what that is.

Yeah, I don't know what that is.

You can just catch that?

You can just catch that?

What do I known?

What do I known?

Long way to go for Rooker?

Long way to go for Rooker?

He slides it makes the catch it will I.

He slides it makes the catch it will I.

Wonder if that's a way to secure your stop your momentum so you can slide and have the closer throat a second. I don't know the players that have made the most dives diving plays Reynolds thirteen, Calnick eleven, Hap eleven, Nimo eleven, Gordon eleven, Verdugo ten. That's in left field. In center field you got Rojas with sixteen, Isabel with fifteen, Jazz with fifteen, Doyle with thirteen, And in right field the most dives is Santan dah with sixteen, Spring with fifteen, Garcie with seventeen. Routine plays made this year, leading is Michael Siani, then he and happed in Dalton varshow Jose Seri, who's on the Juan Soto zero non routine plays made this year? According to Inside Edge, isa ikf Isaiah is Jesus Isaiah Kiner phileff I couldn't talk for a little bit, only one out of forty chances. That's not good. And Nolan Gorman won out of thirty two, with Merrifield, Heno Suarez two out of thirty eight. Interesting stuff, Interesting stuff. Thanks for tuning in, See you next week. Subscribe, share like all that stuff. Appreciate you

Wonder if that's a way to secure your stop your momentum so you can slide and have the closer throat a second. I don't know the players that have made the most dives diving plays Reynolds thirteen, Calnick eleven, Hap eleven, Nimo eleven, Gordon eleven, Verdugo ten. That's in left field. In center field you got Rojas with sixteen, Isabel with fifteen, Jazz with fifteen, Doyle with thirteen, And in right field the most dives is Santan dah with sixteen, Spring with fifteen, Garcie with seventeen. Routine plays made this year, leading is Michael Siani, then he and happed in Dalton varshow Jose Seri, who's on the Juan Soto zero non routine plays made this year? According to Inside Edge, isa ikf Isaiah is Jesus Isaiah Kiner phileff I couldn't talk for a little bit, only one out of forty chances. That's not good. And Nolan Gorman won out of thirty two, with Merrifield, Heno Suarez two out of thirty eight. Interesting stuff, Interesting stuff. Thanks for tuning in, See you next week. Subscribe, share like all that stuff. Appreciate you