How MLB Fans Feel About Their Teams Heading into Playoffs
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What is the overall focus of the Talkin' Baseball roundtable episode?
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David Price.
Matt Diaz.
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How do the hosts introduce the guest panel and set the stage for the playoff discussion?
Wait, is Peter Moylan joining us? In person? Oh, okay. Damn, I got juicy. I just looked at the sheet. We're going to have a bunch of our JM people hopping in, mostly the playoff teams. Jolly Olive missing, even though his Mets in September stealing the headlines. Amazing. Maybe my favorite baseball team. Trev,
how are you? You love what's happening with the Mets because it just validates you all offseason and Pete Alonso. Don't sleep on Matt Diaz 2007 or 2009 with the Braves.
Okay.
Over 850 OPS. Relax a little bit. Pop, it's good to be on here with you. Your Yanks have been... BTA-ing my twins at Target Field. And my good friend Max Freed really hurt me last night. But I'm excited to be in person with you
tomorrow.
Soon. And Peter Moylan. How about that?
Soon. We have one of our warehouse weekends. It's Blitzball, which just brings a little bit of extra testosterone out of the boys. And I guess there's one... Swilly, not testosterone. I don't know how the body works.
I think women have testosterone.
I think they do, just not as much. Question mark? Okay. Comment below. Oh, Matt Diaz, 2007. Rob says thumbs up. They do have testosterone. Hey, if you're a lady listening, why don't you tell us what goes on with your body? Matt Diaz, 338,000. 368, 497, and 07.
Why do Yankees fans debate whether to celebrate a wild‑card win?
Okay. Probably a teammate with Peter Moy. We're going to have Peter. We're going to have Ryan Cohen. Shelfie's going to be in the mix. Lorenzo and his Red Sox. Oh, smokes. Red Sox have been a team I've been trying not to think about because I think for about three days I'm going to be in pure hell with that. Trev, anything else you need to get off your chest before we dive into this?
I saw you Jimmy and Joe's discussing celebration gate and like when to celebrate all that. I like, I like to weigh in on that a little bit, if that's okay with you.
Yes. And I'll, I'll, I, now that I have my answer concise, I'll just give it to the people so they can see where you're going with it.
Um,
you know, Yankee fans can be obnoxious. Shout out Dan Rourke, uh, myself. Um, God, what happened in Flushing's yesterday was so beautiful. Um, So the Yankees can be snobby because we're supposed to play for rings. That's why we're the Yankees, blah, blah, blah, the whole deal. That, you know, Dan Allen tweeted out and he was like, oh, you shouldn't celebrate, you know, now we're celebrating winning the wild card and blah, blah, blah. Talked with Uncle Joe's, the wise man of the office, because he's 51 years old. And we were like, you know, what is right here? And me and Jimmy kind of used to have Dan's thoughts because you're raised to be the Yankees and we win World Series as we've matured. we've been like, you know what?
Celebrate making the postseason. And I have a quick side anecdote of that. But what is interesting, the new wildcard format, me, Joe, and John were kind of like, I don't know if you should celebrate winning that. Like two games to go on to the DS format. I don't know. It doesn't get me too jazzy. The DS, I don't have a decision on yet.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the overall focus of the Talkin' Baseball roundtable episode?
0:00–1:20
2
How do the hosts introduce the guest panel and set the stage for the playoff discussion?
1:20–3:03
3
Why do Yankees fans debate whether to celebrate a wild‑card win?
3:03–10:26
4
What are the Padres’ chances in the upcoming wild‑card series at Petco Park?
10:26–18:18
5
How did the Phillies’ second‑half surge change fans’ playoff expectations?
18:18–23:07
6
Which NL teams do the panelists view as the toughest opponents heading into October?
23:07–30:22
7
What are the Red Sox’s strengths and concerns as they chase a postseason spot?
30:22–1:12:10
8
How do the hosts wrap up the episode and preview the next round of baseball action?
1:12:10–1:16:06