Transition: The weekend has arrived
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What are the highlights from the weekend transition segment?
Cheers to the freaking weekend.
We are going to cheers the weekend, and we will do so live. Thanks to our hosts here on the south side at Wings and Rings. We broadcast live, and we had a great time. Our crowd is here. We had a lot of people who came out last year. They came back because you guys are royal, and we appreciate that. Thanks to everybody who came out and said hi, Bears. And we have enjoyed our afternoon here. Thanks to our guest, Jake Peavy, Dee Brown.
Who are the special guests featured in this episode?
Sierra Santos, Daniel Jeremiah, Ray Diaz for booking everybody, Tyler Buterbaugh with some tremendous opens that our guests loved, by the way. How about that? You impressed Jake Peavy and Daniel Jeremiah. Thanks to our promotions crew. Thanks to C.S. Henderson on the ones and twos. Thanks to Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, Max Curtis, Cody Westerlund helping us out, too. And hello on an early edition of Transition. With Lawrence Holmes and Matt Spiegel. Hi, guys.
Yeah, we never get to be on this side of 2 o'clock. This is great.
Welcome to Middays. Hi, Midday audience. You've never been here before. Neither one of you have ever hosted Middays.
It's exciting to meet you. It's true. I have no idea. No idea what it is to take care of the people in the cubicles, the people in the beer trucks living their lives, man. I love your shift. You guys help people's day go by faster. It's a beautiful job.
Like when we thanked the passage of time, which was Speaker's favorite joke on the show.
Probably.
You guys' guest list today was killer. All killer, no filler today.
Yeah, I loved it all. You know, I don't even know where to start with all the guests, but I love Jake Peavy because he just never knows. It was a weird time when he was with the White Sox, personally and with the White Sox, and he just seemed like he loved, at least he told us that he loved his time in Chicago. And I guess I was a little bit surprised to hear him so enthusiastic about the time here, considering what happened while he was here and that awful injury that he had that some people thought he would never recover from.
I enjoyed the fact that you guys had him and Sierra because they've been doing some really cool stuff together for MLB Network and on social media. They've become like a buddy cop movie almost. I enjoy watching them.
No, with Peavy, because he's an Alabama guy, so that's why he gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling. That's what it is. That's what Alabama people do.
It was the double Alabama formation when he was on with Marshall today.
And so what I love about Peavy is his enthusiasm for the city of Chicago. And obviously he played in some of the best places to play baseball. I mean, San Diego? Hello? And yet Chicago's right there in his mind the way he talked about it.
He's right. I like Chicago more than San Diego, too. Oh, interesting.
Not sorry. And also, Peavy loves music as much as he loves baseball and loves playing music as much as he loved playing baseball. I don't know if there's a better music town than this one in terms of an active... Vibrant scene where you can go out and see absolutely any style at multiple different size venues on a given night. This is a hell of a town to go see live music in. And Peavy took advantage of it when he was here.
I mean, he also, I think, his whole baseball career spanned some real elite cities when you consider San Diego and Chicago, as we just mentioned. But, you know, Red Sox, where they were still obviously contending at that time. at some point acquiring him meant that you were serious about a playoff run which was symbolic and very cool and then also we didn't even mention it but you know he spent time with bruce bochy as well in san francisco i mean you you don't get a much more pretty career than that when you consider san diego chicago boston and san francisco that's very glamorous
I remember when Peavy was here, one of the things that got talked about a lot in the hardcore baseball stuff was that after his 75th pitch, he fell apart. Lawrence, you remember that?
I do.
It was like pitch 76 and beyond seemed to be a moment where Peavy's stuff just kind of abandoned him.
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