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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Get jiggy with. Oh. Oh. Get jiggy with? It's like I did it all for the nookie?
Well, this was a show that happened on the air at the score.
I didn't even remember that. Is that right?
Nobody's defined it for us yet. What does it mean, get jiggy with it, Lawrence? What does that mean? Get jiggy with it. What does that mean? We used to do a get jiggy with it. Oh, that's nice. That's brilliant. Was that a Hood special? No, that was a Riles special.
Oh, man. Jerry Riles.
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Chapter 2: What does 'get jiggy with it' mean in this context?
I think Riles is the one that was like, you know what? The man is here. Let's do something. Shout out to Jerry Riles.
And Dan Jiggets. How does one get Jiggets with it? In your recollection.
You asked Dan Jiggets his opinion on things.
No, no, no, no.
And then you're getting jiggits with it.
Hello, Matt Spiegel from New York. Hello to everybody. Let's thank our guests, Mike Florio, Jim Margulis, Chris Emma. Our producers today, Ray Diaz, Tyler Biederbaugh, Clint Klaus helped us out. Brandon Fryer does as well. Cody Westerlin, Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis. Our transition is brought to you by Torque Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business.
TorqueCoatings.com. I see Lawrence Holmes, but I hear Matt Spiegel. What's happening?
Amen. It's all happening either here or there. Crazy, great, fun, weird sports night. Last night, and now it has another one tonight, going to the Knicks and the Spurs game four. I'm told the president is not going this time. I believe Mussolini is going, but that's okay. He's a big Knicks fan. He's a New York fan.
Oh, a long time. Big time, long time. So you are in New York City right now. It's true.
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Chapter 3: Who are the notable guests featured in this episode?
Live from New York, it's Matt Spiegel.
He's literally got cardboard cutouts of Boomer and Phil Simms in the background.
Let me see this. Yeah, they're here. You know how backup studios at our place are also storage rooms? Yes. Same thing at WFAN here in New York City.
It's an absolute disgrace.
Should I just pretend that's actually Boomer and Phil Simms behind me?
Yeah, ask them some questions. We got bear stuff.
I will. Phil, what do you think?
Hey, Phil, do you remember the playoff game against the Bears back in 1985?
Oh, God, he doesn't want to think about that.
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Chapter 4: What exciting news is shared about Braden Montgomery?
He's my outlier right now.
PCA.
Yeah. But you know what I'm saying? Everybody's that predictable? I don't know. I wonder about approaches at times like these.
It's a great question. I mean, I think we all remember when the 2016 core was eventually figured out by like 18, and the Dodgers were the first ones to get there down the stretch in 17, where you threw the high fastball and the breaking ball that tunnels off that same spot, and you got them. You got Schwarber and Bryant and Rizzo and Javi.
Chapter 5: How does Braden Montgomery's debut impact the White Sox?
Briefly, you got Schwarber for a moment in time compared to his career.
The numbers there, them in the postseason, that four-pack in the postseason, post-2016 as Cubs, was horrific. Just like unbelievably bad because you could attack all of them the same way and every team knew it. To your point, Layla, I'm not sure if that's what's happening. You think it is?
When Nico Horner is not hitting like Nico Horner.
He swung at the first pitch a couple times and hit the ball hard. I still think he wouldn't acknowledge it with us last week, Lawrence, but I think that dude is in between trying to show the slug and going back to the contact line.
And that's how I feel. Like, do I need him to be different necessarily, or do I need him to be his best self, which is get on base because they need people on base.
He was having success with the slug early in the season, and now he is, and I say this totally in air quotes, reverting more back to the Nico that we know who focuses more on contact, but somehow he's still stuck in between as we speak.
He's not doing that, though. Look at the numbers. He's not making good contact in that way.
Or at least that's in his head, maybe, to try to get back to that. So I don't know.
The other thing is, and I think we were talking about this a little bit in our pre-show meeting today backstage, this is a very seam head, so if it's too undeveloped of a discussion, I get it. But you remember how launch angle was the thing. Like, that was the very unfashioned thing to discuss. Then you have guys like Carlos Pena who would say launch angle is a function of timing.
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Chapter 6: What comparisons are made between Montgomery and other players?
And then I thought he hit the ball pretty well last night at a couple of hits and a sacrifice fly. I,
He has been hitting the ball harder lately.
Don't you always feel better when you admit that you're broken? You know what I mean? When you admit that you're terrible and you're bad and this is bad. It can free you up.
He needs to put a list together is what he needs to do. Sit down, pen and paper, and he needs a gratitude list too. That was your podcast.
Let me put a list together with Mark Grady.
Disappointing.
appeared it's just gone we put some lists together and then life happened and things like that speaks i just can't take this conversation seriously with the car it's it's you perfectly framed yeah these are my partners not chris is talking to caleb
That's right. Blonde ex-NFL quarterbacks. That's all I work with.
Of the same era, too. I know Phil obviously was a CBS analyst. Was Boomer, too?
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