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Chapter 1: What innovative packing rule did Taylor Rogers create for road trips?
Yeah, there should be some passion. This doesn't have to be boring.
You don't get bored by baseball.
One thing the game needs is more people like you. You. You. You. You. You. You.
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All right, there's no human being on the planet I'd rather be talking to. So thank you for joining once again. And we were just talking, you had, when we caught up for a podcast at Fenway Park, you said something which I actually have passed on to multiple people.
which I thought was one of the wisest things ever, which is always pack every pair of underwear that you ever have because you never know where you're going to go. I'm paraphrasing. I apologize. I don't know. I don't know if that's a paraphrase. I think that's dead on. Dead on. Yeah. And at the time, people might say, well, that seems extreme.
Yet, as we just pointed out, if not extreme, science would suggest it was absolutely the right move, right?
yeah yeah it was i don't know remember exactly when we met but it was like kind of approaching the deadline yeah time and uh anyway yeah at the deadline i ended up getting traded once uh the day before the deadline and then the next day got traded again uh on the deadline so i don't know if we manifested anything or anything but uh that's why you always just prepare and i think we talked at that time too you're not
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Chapter 2: How did Taylor Rogers' underwear rule help him during trades?
We were home in Cincinnati. It was about one o'clock in the afternoon when I got traded to Pittsburgh. So I didn't dress with the team that day and ended up leaving. Pittsburgh had an off day. So they just said, hey, sit tight and we'll let you know where to go tomorrow because we have an off day today anyway. Said, all right, that sounds good.
And then ended up getting flipped to the Cubs the next day.
Okay. All right. What was that day like? I mean...
Well, and then, you know, I guess to add more fuel to it, my brother got traded that day as well.
Oh, that's right.
So we had something, a hell of a day in the family. And the funny part about that story was... My grandpa had gone and done a minor surgery. So when he came out of surgery, he was told that both his grandsons were on different teams. And he was all from the anesthesia. He was like, wait a minute, what happened? How long was I out for?
Oh my goodness. Yeah, it was a good day.
Was it?
I mean, it was an interesting day. I can't imagine what the text chains were, you know? All right, so congratulations on not only your baseball excellence, but also your wisdom. So as we sit here right now, how do you feel different? Like you're sitting here with another team. Yeah, so how do you, what's your vibe right now? Oh, I'm just excited to be back here.
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