Rick Sutcliffe
speaker
100 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
Rick Sutcliffe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I definitely don't want to jinx him by talking about what he's doing well.
But this is something that you remember, Alex.
In spring training, he did a late lap, like right at the end of camp, because he wasn't happy with the spin rate and the way things were coming out, his command.
And him and Tommy had to be figured out that as he taps that foot, now he won't do it with a man on, but by tapping that foot a couple of times rather than just one real quick one, all of a sudden he was able to get the ball down and keep it out of the air.
And just for some of the younger fans who are out there that might not understand, between the two and the four-seam, four-seam, you better have some velo to it.
You need to get it by people or have it in a great spot.
When you throw a good two-seamer that has some downward movement, you really don't, you're Greg Maddux.
You don't have to locate it.
You just have to keep it from getting in the air.
Yeah, yeah.
I didn't have a two-seamer.
I wish I would have on days like this.
This is a pretty modern concept, no?
I didn't really have a change-up, okay, because I wanted to throw a split-finger fastball like Mike Bilecki did, but my fingers are just too fat.
And nobody, back then, nobody talked about the kick change because it's actually, it's between your index finger and your ring finger.
And, you know, you just couldn't, I couldn't get my fingers wide enough to get the movement that Bilecki got on his forkball, split finger, whatever you want to call it.
But this kick change, I'm telling you, my 13-year-old writer, I mean, he's stolen it, and it's probably as good as the one Jameson throws.
I see you came in with the boss, too, Frank Henning.
You know, it's funny.
I watched my eight-year-old grandson play baseball.
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