Christian Yelich
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167 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Christian Yelich’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You haven't missed any?
What do you mean?
Me? You saw what I did out there the other day. Yeah, we got Sal Freelick in here.
Just strictly sunflower seeds. Bubblegum? That's a good answer. Just sunflower seeds. That's it.
Zero percent. Do you do any? All sunflower seeds.
I don't think so. It might have happened to me before, though, when I was a rookie. I don't know if anybody ever lit my foot on fire.
Yeah, I'm fine with them. I think it was the most overblown sports story in a long time. I think we had a lot to do with that. We kind of contributed to that.
Yeah. And then the bats became a thing. It was just like perfect storm. Yankees in New York, ESPN gave up a lot of runs, a lot of home runs. But Judge hit a lot of those homers too, and he wasn't using one. Right.
uh it's just another model bat like everybody all of us use different models you know so it'd just be like a different model that you could bring up there so right you still have to hit the ball you know which is the hardest part yeah and it's just a feel feel and preference thing so some guys are gonna like them some aren't but it definitely didn't it wasn't the reason why they scored i think 40 something runs on us yeah how often do you mess with your bat do you like try out new bats
I never, I've, I've used the same one since I was 18. I grabbed one that I liked early and I've used the same model my entire career. Like never, never switched it up, never changed it. Uh, so I kind of like it because I don't have to think about it ever. It's just one less decision you have to make every day, but it takes a while to find.
I kind of got lucky and just found one that I really liked and worked for me. So I haven't changed. And then other guys kind of bounce around just to feel thing.
No, it's more so Aaron judges up with the basis loader right now. This is not good. Yeah, that was not good for the boys.
Yeah.
Yeah. What was your experience like with Bob? He would have crushed PMT. He would have loved it. This would have been right up his alley.
I mean, it was awesome just because the stories that he could tell and like the life he lived was unlike anybody else, you know, and he was around all like some of the best players in the game and he would just go out with these guys. They were all buddies, you know, Mickey Mantle, Hank Aaron, like all these guys just –
hitting the town having a good time before any kind of social media cameras anything so you know he had all those stories there'd be astronauts facetiming him from the space station for his birthday like there's all kinds of just all kinds of wild stuff and like a crazy life and he knew everybody and had a story about everything and anytime you got to hang out with them was was cool because you just listen to him tell stories he's a great storyteller and had an amazing amazing life where he basically did it all you know
Talking about the major league movie. Yeah. Charlie Sheen. Right. Like all kinds of crazy stuff.
Yeah. Yeah. New ever to the tonight show. Like. Everything.
Yeah. It was very cool. Yeah. I mean, he was a huge part of the Brewers, too. He'd been there forever. He'd hang out in the clubhouse almost every day when we were at home. That's awesome. Just hang out with guys, tell stories, hang out in the kitchen. Just everything. He knew everything about everyone, too, whether he'd been there for 10 years or had just been called up.
He knew everything about you and where you're from, what you're doing. Yeah. He had a unique way of connecting with people and making everybody feel like he'd known them their entire life.
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