OverDrive - July 29, 2026 - Hour 2 - Dan Patrick

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What are the early headlines and show preview for Hour 2 of OverDrive?

Bryan Hayes 0:00
Our two overdrive continues powered by FanDuel, Brian Hayes, Keegan Matheson, Kara Waglin. We got Dan Patrick calling in here in a few moments. A little role play later in the hour. Role play level of concern later in the hour, which is always fun. We haven't done that in a while. Best bet still to come. Jays with a win today, so they got themselves a series win down in Washington. That's big. That's big for, I think, diplomacy, right? I think everyone's going to be happy on that. Growing nervous of the fake wild card comeback. Yeah, what are they, five games back now? Could happen. Yeah, well, they get red hot this weekend. You never know. They're a series sweep away from being back in the hunt. But the trade deadline is on Monday.
Bryan Hayes 0:43
So that'll come and go, and we'll have, I guess, some sort of an answer on the direction this team is going to go in, in terms of the front office and the messaging they're going to send. But as of now, no Blue Jay has stepped out to the media and said, hey, we've got to go and get active here.

How are MLB trade‑deadline dynamics affecting the Blue Jays and Phillies talk?

Bryan Hayes 0:57
We've got to improve this team. Even though they're probably all thinking it. But I don't think any of them are... dumb enough to step in and actually say, hey, we've got to be buyers here. We've got to get back in the hunt. Not at this point in the season, no. I don't think that's coming. I mean, we've been down that road before. Bautista famously had a couple of deadlines where he was very outspoken. Well, I mean, the Tigers are only one game up on the Jays, and Tarek Skubal's like, well, we can make a run. I could stay here. Yeah. Could you? Really? I don't know. I mean, Detroit's been pretty disappointing this year, yet their run differential, they've got a plus run differential in Detroit. Which is bizarre.
Bryan Hayes 1:32
They're plus 38. Their run differential. And yet they're 51-58. But the Phillies, they had a horrendous start to their season. And they fired their manager and they hired Don Mattingly, who was there already on the bench staff. And they're currently five games over .500. They're chasing Atlanta. I mean, anything can happen. The NL East is always weird. There's always turnover there. They're in a wild card. They're in a wild card spot right now. And Bryce Harper's been there for a while. They've been a good team for a while. They've generally spent money. And we got back-to-back clips here. Harper on the trade deadline. And then his manager, Don Mattingly, responding to Harper on the trade deadline.
Unknown 2:13
Some help, you know. But, you know, I think we've proved, you know, pretty much all year we've done a pretty good job. But, you know, anytime you can get some help in here and reinforcements, I think it helps. Bryce said last time to the game he thinks that the team needs a little bit of help at the deadline. Do you sense maybe guys thinking about that or would that be on guys' minds as the deadline gets closer? I sense Bryce thinking about it. I don't really sense anybody else thinking about it, honestly.
I don't know.
Unknown 2:42
You've been through this. Guys want to be GMs, what you need, without a real understanding of where the organization is, exactly where this thing goes, not only this year but moving forward. So, again, players like being GMs and making calls and spending other people's money. So let's let it go at that. I mean, Dave's been doing this a while. He's never really backed away from trying to get guys... We're trying to get better. We're going to try to get better at Deadline, so... Leave it at that.
Bryan Hayes 3:27
Yeah, leave it at that. It kind of strikes me as two guys fighting for the same cause. Why are we... Yeah, I mean, there was, I think, a further comment because I don't think he did leave it at that. I think Mattingly maybe kept going. And some of the quotes I've seen online, you know, kind of Mattingly sticking up for the rest of the team and suggesting that if you're saying we need help, then what you're saying is there's someone on this team that's not good enough. which is probably accurate. I mean, ultimately, that's what you're saying. Like, Harper's not worried about his security.

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