James Fegan

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557 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard 15 Sep

James Fegan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Jordan Hicks as well.
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familiar names to the Toronto audience.
Patience level seems high since they're still batting him clean up and kind of sticking the idea that he's a smart hitter and he's going to pull his way out of it.
I would say concern levels have to be elevated just because he looks
good.
He himself said in Houston, and then in a subsequent time he talked, he's like,
i'm trying not to think about it so much but he said he felt like his uh his swing had gotten too uphill he's obviously like a super leveraged uphill drive the ball in the air swing path guy but like even just looking stack ass that it's gone from like what high teens kind of like attack angle to like low 20s which is like too extreme and just like seeing him swing under like a gavin williams four seamer like last night in slow-mo you just like look at the plane and like it
it's not even close like it's just like and they talk about like the more steep that kind of gets the more his timing has to be absolutely perfect and obviously his timing hasn't been great coming off the the the the injured list or just really just coming out of the break he kind of you know post all-star break that july i think it was he was fine but you
being such a high variance, like the huge swing and miss hitter, like it's kind of natural, like him and Coles, Montgomery, they're gonna look really off until they're hitting one 450 feet.
So it's hard to like gauge off of like, oh, how close do they look at the same time?
Both of them have gone through this really protracted stretch of looking very off and very being very unproductive.
And they're supposed to be your middle or their bats.
They've kind of slid Coles Montgomery significantly down at this point.
Um, but it's just,
They don't really have like there's not like someone killing the ball in triple A or really like other options of the bench for left handed power that are just like, oh, well, why don't you just turn to him in any way?
Kyle Teal certainly slid his way up the batting order now that he's back and healthy.
But like they don't have great choices, especially for the rest of the year, other than just like hope it turns like no one's going to give them that potential for impact.
At the same time, you watch the at bats and you're like.
man, this doesn't look close to coming out of it, but that's also the nature of them as players.
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