Michael Schur Isn't Worried About The Dodgers | The Pitch Clock
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What is the opening banter and premise of The Pitch Clock episode?
So I watched Rookie of the Year for the first time the other day. What the hell's wrong with you? You're from Chicago. That Henry Rowengardner can sling it. Henry Rosenboozer.
Let's start the show. Let's start the show. Chet Steadman. Welcome to the pitch clock. Here's the pitch. A two-part baseball segment combining a nostalgic baseball trivia game and an interview with an expert. This is the Pitch Clock.
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Rockin' Fur! Rosenhauer!
Hi everybody. Chet Steadman. Ah. Man, the rocket. Hey, welcome back to the pitch clock.
I'm back this time. I love when the guy from Home Alone gets stuck like inside the clubhouse. Oh, yeah, yeah. Closet. Yeah, I learned that's one of the one of the Robert Home Alone. But it happens to him in the clubhouse too, no? Yeah, and then he gets stuck in the cage. In the hotel, it happens again. He's like, not again. A little help here. Heaven out.
What a movie. I think years wanted to break my arm so that I could define my own. You could be Henry. Fort Sam. Fort, to way too old of an age. I wanted to break my arm.
What if? I could still picture like that John Crook guy, like with the looking at the pigeons. He's got like his tongue out of his mouth, he's like
What's crazy about that too is that Jacob Mizerowski throws five miles an hour harder than Henry Rowengardner did. Anyway, pitch clock, modern game baseball. We're back. We will have our guest Mike Scher joining us later on in this episode to talk about all things trade deadline and beyond.
And we got a new trivia game going on. So what's up, Ethan? All right. In your folders, there is a packet of ten career paths. You guys are going to tell me the player whose career path it is. It's simply there again, there's ten. And they were all moved in that trade. And they were all moved at the two thousand six trade deadline. Thank you. So ten players, most answers correct wins. Jeremy, pick a number between one and ten. Three. Okay. Chris, pick a number between one and ten. Five. The number was four. Cool. I'm gonna go for Chris Cody, leave the room. Jeremy, open up your packet. Okay. While I have you here, I'll read off for the audio listeners. The team names and career paths.
Jeremy here. Uh we've already finished the recording, so this is me just warning you. Get ready for how long and complicated this is about to be.
The Padres, the Mets, the Pirates, the Yankees, the Cubs, the Diamondbacks, the Nationals, the Giants, and the Padres. I won't bore everyone with the specific years of the team, so I'll just say this player played from 2000 to 2014. Next page is a player who played for the Astros, the Phillies, the Yankees, the Angels, the Dodgers, and the Mets. This player played from 1996 to 2014. The next player played for the White Sox, the Brewers, the Rangers, the Astros, and the Marlins from nineteen ninety-nine to two thousand twelve. The next player played from for the Blue Jays, the Dodgers, the Cubs, the Pirates, the Cardinals, the Orioles, the Brewers, the Nationals, and the Reds from 2001 to 2013. I can see Jeremy in the studio shaking his head right now.
In a state of panic. The player on the next sheet played for the Cubs, the Braves, the Cubs, the Dodgers, the Padres, and the Dodgers from 1986 to 2008. You have a player who played for the Twins, the Reds, the Phillies, the Cardinals, the Brewers, and the Rangers from 2001 to 2016. This is a monster. You have a player who played for the Expos, the Red Sox, the Athletics, the Cubs, the Brewers, the Pirates, the Royals, the Rangers. The Tigers, the Blue Jays, the Phillies, the Padres and the Nationals from 1992 to 2011. National. You have a player who played for the Brewers, the Rangers, the Orioles, the Mariners, the Twins, the Rays, the Nationals, and the Padres from 05 to 23. Fine two more. The Brewers, the Rockies, the uh Cleveland baseball team, the Cardinals, the Nationals, and the Dodgers from 98 to 2010, and finally the Cleveland baseball team, the Pirates, the Reds, the Tigers, and the Red Sox from 1997 to 2008.
Brother, this is gonna be so tough.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the opening banter and premise of The Pitch Clock episode?
0:00–4:37
2
Who is the guest Mike Schur and why is he joining to talk about the trade deadline?
4:37–5:12
3
How does the Pitch Clock trivia game begin and what are the first player clues?
5:12–14:18
4
What were the most notable 2006 deadline trades discussed in the trivia round?
14:18–23:00
Speakers
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