Hour 1: The Skipworth(y) Pick (feat. David Samson)
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This is the Dan Lebitard Show with the Stugatz Podcast. This episode of the Dan Lebitard Show is presented by DraftKings. DraftKings, the crown is yours.
So we're having fun. It's a big day. It's a busy day. And there's a lot going on because this thing that we're doing, Draft Special tonight, a race for Super Zagactos, is going to be the best draft coverage you will find anywhere if you don't care about the draft in ways that... are too serious because we will have good information for you. It will be in there. People more informed than us. I'm not going to speak for Trista and Mike, but more or Zaz on this matter, because I think you three really know college football. And so you will be excited tonight and you will help us fill this out. But I cannot tell you about, you know. the offensive guard at Georgia. And I'm not going to pretend like I can. David Sampson is pissed off, though.
We're about to have fun all day today. And David Sampson's mad because we can't get his audio right or he can't get his audio right. And he's blaming us because he's always on time and he's ready and he's particular and he can be a perfectionist. And so what is happening right now with his audio? Because I want to talk to him about that. about this Vrabel story.
We can hear him. He can't hear us. So we keep doing the thing of like, maybe come out, come back in. Are you got the right headphones selected? And he thinks it's on our end and we're pretty convinced it's on his. That's always the go-to, right? It's not working. Hey, why don't you come out and come back in? And then check your headphones, make sure the right headphones.
All right. So just keep him up there and he'll get in on the conversation when he can. I wanted to start in the place because we were talking during the break about just iconic Marlins home runs. And I know that we're out of the local hour now. And I do want to, and we'll get to this Vrabel story, but I did want to finish the conversation that we were having because I'm sitting here celebrating Chandler Simpson of my beloved Rays and the way that he just hits the ball on the ground and runs all over the place. as the entire sport has gone to exit velocity and lift. And we started talking about Marlins home runs and people least likely to hit a Marlins home run. And somebody here nominated D Gordon for the most iconic home run in Marlins history.
That's a thing that happened. That's a thing that'll make David Sampson, that robot emotional because, uh, He suffered hurt with the death of Jose Fernandez for ways that extended beyond baseball. The Dee Gordon home run, was it the first pitch after he died? A non-home run hitter? It was the first at bat, though.
Yeah, the first at bat. The first pitch, Dee Gordon stood up there righty to honor Jose Fernandez and was taking the pitch no matter what because he's a lefty. And then he came around and on the left side, I mean, he jacked it to the upper deck.
Yeah, a guy who never hits home runs after their beloved teammate had just died, the ace of the staff. Just as shocking a death as a sports team will ever see for an individual. The next guy up is not a home run hitter. Who nominated that, though? Because that was a home run that what you're talking about there is all emotion, no stakes. No stakes on that home run.
The entire dugout was hysterical crying as he rounded the bases. It was really something, man.
So that's the most emotional home run. Does that then make it the most iconic home run?
No, not at all. Well, we have a list, and it should settle the debate.
Why is David Sampson upset about his audio issues?
And with the former Marlins team president here, really interested in his feedback to this list. The greatest home runs in Miami Marlins franchise history. Oh, well, lie. Andres Galarraga goes upper deck.
Bar this home run in pro player stadium history. Got you on your heels.
Yes, that's an opponent. He did not play for the Marlins. By the way, just two nights ago, I saw Giancarlo Stanton hit a home run over the Fenway wall. I've never seen a human being hit the ball as far as he did.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:28
2
Why is David Sampson upset about his audio issues?
3:28–5:06
3
What are Mike's Top 5 Iconic Home Runs in Marlins History?
5:06–7:08
4
What emotional significance does Dee Gordon's home run hold?
7:08–10:24
5
How did the Marlins' history influence their home run legends?
10:24–21:48
6
What sparked the discussion about Mike Vrabel's counseling announcement?
21:48–40:41
Speakers
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