Blake Murphy

You can click on any author's name, and it's very, very easy to find all of their old articles.

You can also just go on a player page, and any article that's been about the player is right there on the player page as well.

But those two that I referenced about Nathan Lucas and Arjun Namala are worth going back.

And if you like hearing great hitters talk about hitting, the Bryce Harper one is fun.

It kind of reminded me of there's an old Mookie Betts interview

and I forget the exact specifics, but, um, he gets asked kind of, you know, what are you looking for in the box?

And he's like, well, I can't really, I don't know how to tell you.

I just like my brain knows.

And Bryce Harper comes off similarly.

It's, you know, it's obviously not as simple as seaball hit ball when guys are throwing 98 miles an hour and have six pitches and they're moving all over the place.

Um, but the, you know, I don't want to go up there with a ton of information in my head.

I don't want to over prep.

Um,

It's pretty fascinating because Bryce Harper has had a pretty good 15-year career and remains pretty good.

So it's obviously working for him even here at age 33.

So he's actually having an even better season than last year.

878 OPS at age 33 is pretty good.

He got 12 bombs.

For a Phillies team that's really turned it around as well.

We'll talk Phillies a little bit in the next segment.