Deesha Thosar

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816 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 3 Sep

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: A Win Away! · 30 Oct 2025 podcast

And that's what he did last night on the biggest stage, I think, is so hard to do as a rookie in the World Series.

I mean, these stats that you pointed out.

We're going back to 1949, 1912.

Things like this don't happen.

They're certainly not happening, happening in this century until Trey Savage did it to the Dodgers last night.

And I think for me, the most impressive part goes back to the 12 Ks.

Everyone loves to talk about it, but it's the no walks.

I think that is just so hard to do.

I mean,

pinpoint location he had he was feeling it the Blue Jays were feeling it off of him that is exactly what they needed it was a Yoshinobu Yamamoto type of start that he had put up for the Dodgers earlier in this series and I think that is giving Toronto new life not that they even really needed it they've been smiling the whole time which I think can be even irritating to the other team and this just kind of added to that spice and that flavor after what he did last night

impressive is that?

So impressive.

And I think that's what I was writing.

It goes back to how many insane leadoff hitters have there been at the top of the order setting the table over the years in all World Series games.

There's Ricky Henderson.

There's George Springer at the Astros.

Right behind him, Bregman.

There's Altuve.

None of those guys did what we saw last night in Schneider and Vlade going back-to-back and ambushing Blake Snell.

And I love that Schneider...

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