Transition with Holmes & Dorsey

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Vinny Rotino 0:00

The

Mark Grote 0:00

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Vinny Rotino 0:03

just cocaine. Turkish what stop. Oh,

Mark Grote 0:06

stop, stop. Don't advocate a leave. Don't bad, bad, bad. It's still illegal. Not allowed to use that.

Vinny Rotino 0:12

Yeah, what are you doing over here? Well

Mark Grote 0:14

you are you're my conscience. You you took care of it. If I'm your

Vinny Rotino 0:17

conscience, we are done for.

Mark Grote 0:20

We are wrapping up Rahemian Grody here on 1043 The Score. People to thank for helping to put this show together, including Ray Diaz and Tyler Butterbaugh. Great day for those guys. Our video producers today were and are Connor O'Donnell, Max Curtis, and Jacob Stutz. Three great guests today, as well, including Brett Boone. We had Herbert Howard talking bears with us out at Hallis Hall.

Who are the hosts and guests introduced at the start of the show?

Mark Grote 0:48

And we just got finished talking with Ian Hap a short while ago as well. It is time now for the Spiegel and Holmes show. Spiegel is off. So today we are honored to have in studio with us not only Lawrence Holmes, but Russell Dorsey is here as well. Gentlemen, hello, say hello to all the the cameras in our score studios. Hi everybody. Everybody in downtown Chicago. Hi, Russ.

Laurence Holmes 1:10

Hello, radio friends.

Mark Grote 1:13

There we go.

Vinny Rotino 1:14

I was gonna say hi, Dr. Nick. Yes, yes, yes,

Russ Dorsey 1:17

that's why I do it.

Vinny Rotino 1:18

Hi, hi, everybody. Hi, Dr. Nick. That's

Russ Dorsey 1:21

great. Uh shout out to uh my man Tyler. We had a great time doing he produced for me on Hit and Run on Sunday, and I will say it was the best edition of Hit and Run I've done.

Mark Grote 1:31

You sounded good. I heard a lot of it. Thank you, sir.

Russ Dorsey 1:35

I took more calls than I've ever taken. Okay. And it was the you know, with calls, you never know what you're gonna get. Yeah. You know. That's very true. Especially on Sunday. You never know what you were gonna get. But people had great thoughts. We had good conversation. It was smooth.

Vinny Rotino 1:51

You had really good topics. Yeah. Like I feel like the topics you had and the research and I know you you are you have access to some of the best research tools in our game, I feel like. Knowing, you know, the MLB network, for example. The pack I miss it so much. So the Alex Bregman OPS stat that you had since the All Star break, I was like, Oh, that sounds like the MLB research packet.

Russ Dorsey 2:13

But see that I'm also a baseball reference nerd. So like sometimes I'm very much a at a time when I was a beat reporter and I didn't have the packet and I'm doing all this myself. So you gotta find the right split and you're doing the game log and I love that stuff.

Vinny Rotino 2:28

How do we explain the MLB research packet to people who don't know?

Russ Dorsey 2:32

So every day there's a You in person you get like a stack of like twenty-five sheets of paper, uh save the earth. But but most there's like a listserve where you get every note stat, you get the standings for that day, information that you don't need, but like here it is, it readily available to you every day through baseball season through the end of the world series.

Vinny Rotino 2:57

I used to host the Strike Zone channel, which is essentially a live play by play of every game going on on Twitter. With express written

Laurence Holmes 3:04

consent from Major League Baseball because it was their channel.

Vinny Rotino 3:07

Indeed. So it was open during the window that they would have their live broadcast. And people would be like, How do you know that stuff? And I'm like, I read the packet. That was it. I mean it's it's that good. The information is so good you can essentially do live play by play on every game going on.

Laurence Holmes 3:22

I'm I know that everyone and I think this is a good thing, and this is just a small complaint from someone from an age that before digital, but I really miss getting all of the information right there when you walk into the press box. And now you can get it, like it's on a website, but there is something to be able to flip through. everything to try and figure out what's going on instead of just you know going to to the website to kind of figure some stuff out. There's a tactile yeah thing that goes on where you're like you know what? I needed my game notes in my hand.

Mark Grote 3:57

Yes. Oh

Laurence Holmes 3:58

nice.

Mark Grote 3:58

There's a media guide right there. Yeah I don't think the NFL I was thinking like they they discontinued the the hardcover media guide. I

Laurence Holmes 4:05

think there are some around.