Eno Sarris
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539 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 28 Jul
Eno Sarris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's somewhere, it looks like a bad fastball.
So if I told them just just think bad fastball and uh, you know, bad sinker-ish fastball, then I think they would have better success with it.
So what you've seen with the other guys, and you say there's a few of them, Dory Moretta on the Pirates is one, there's a couple of guys who've thrown these.
They have immediate success when nobody knows what to do with it.
Um, we haven't seen someone really throw this kind of pitch for a long time and have success with it for a long time.
So it may be again something that works in the Blue Jays' favor right now that you know you don't know if it'll keep happening for the rest of his career.
And I am generally upbeat about him.
I mean, the the fastball splitter combo is great, and that's going to be what people f focus in on.
But I do wonder if this, you know, what he
will do with the Arsenal going forward.
If how many other pitches he has to add.
You know, Jeremiah Strada, who's a reliever for the Padres, has a similar arm slot and Arsenal to some extent.
He throws a more regular slider.
I wonder if there's something he can find that moves 'cause he does nothing that moves to what you call the glove side.
And uh I wonder if there's just any way he could figure that out, uh, you know, given more years in the big leagues.
Yeah, what's interesting about this team is that it everyone knows the Blue Jays are the contact team.
They, you know, had the best strikeout rate in the po in the regular season and in the postseason.
They are built on contact.
Some people have called it small ball.
And I have to say, no, no, that's not true.
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