Sho Alli
speaker
2,462 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 26 Jul
Sho Alli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He's pointing at first base, and so Jimenez gets to third.
He looks at first base, and then I think it kind of felt like it was up to him.
It felt like he made that decision, and he went and beat the throw and beat the tag from Basayo, who obviously was injured and kind of looked like the glove folded under Jimenez, even though the tag was late.
Yeah, I mean, look, you do need more plays, if not like that, because again, there were some things that you can't really control in that particular AB, but you do need more contributions from the Jimenez of the world, certainly from Vladdy and Springer.
It continues to be a bit of a rough go.
And then, like you said, Vladdy, I mean, today, I mean, look, there's some, he breaks his bat in 1AB, but still swinging at things you're not used to seeing him swing at, right?
I mean, even when the power is not always there, I think a big part of what you like to see from Vladdy when things are going right is for him.
to not swing at bad pitches.
I mean, he kind of bailed out the pitcher when he's in the seventh, right?
I mean, first of all, horrible challenge, right?
Terrible challenge, truthfully.
And then he swings at ball four off the plate, so he continues to go through it.
And then, of course, you kind of really unfortunately see the immediate effect of him using that challenge because Tyler Rodgers had ended the inning, the very next inning, and they didn't have a challenge.
when that ball had caught more or less most of the plate, most of the zone, rather.
So yeah, you do need him and Springer and a couple other guys to really pick it up, for sure.
Oh, yeah, the one that was scorched, what, right up the middle?
I think he hit that at, what, 110 miles an hour?
I mean, that's absurd.
416-870-0590, 1-888-666-0590, star 590 on your cell.
Those are the numbers to call.
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