Ron Coomer
speaker
1,336 appearances
36 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 17 Sep
Ron Coomer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But you look at what's happened to the Cubs, not just last season, but seasons before that where they just miss a wild card spot.
You got to have your best guys out there.
I think with him specifically, the more time his pitches spend in a hitter's hot zone, trouble.
All kinds of trouble.
And if he's not working on the margins, like the edges of the plate, especially with ABS coming into play, maybe that's part of every pitcher's thought process now that was different than before, is that that's a real thing.
If I don't throw strikes, I can get called out on it.
It just seems like, I guess, going back to Marshall bringing up the stats last year, he seems like, and I have to go back and look at all of his seasons, he gets better as the season goes on.
There's this buildup with Jameis and Tyone that you kind of have to wait.
for the payoff.
And, you know, last year was a good year for Jamison in general.
Like, too many home runs early in the season, a lot of them solos, but the solo home runs do add up.
Those runs do count as well.
So it just, like, it seems like Jamison Tyone is a guy who's always sort of, even when he was with the Pirates...
Like, I would say that he's never – well, he hasn't.
He's never quite lived up to where he was drafted.
He was a top-five draft pick with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
I remember his first time pitching.
It might have been against the Cubs when he was with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
I mean, this guy was – everybody knew about Jamison Tyone.
He was the big-time guy, and he's never – quality starter, but he's never quite gotten to that status of a one or really even a two, except for his time with Pittsburgh.
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