The Lovable Reunion - Cubs NUDE batting practice, EXPERT hitting tips & WS Game 7 | John Mallee, Eric Hinske, Ross & Rizzo
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Anthony Rizzo, David Ross, John Maley, Eric Henske, take one.
Welcome back to another episode of the Lovable Reunion Podcast. Me and my partner, David Ross, joined by the best duo I've ever had, he's ever had, John Maley and Eric Hinsky, our hidden coaches in 2016. Welcome to the show.
What's up, boys? What up? Thank you, thank you.
So pumped to have you guys. This is the crew. This is the guys that are in the batting cage. The hitting coach life is on another level. You're basically like your psychologist every single day. Every single day. And two good ones. Yeah. Two good ones. 2016, we had a 252 run differential, which means we outscored our opponents by 252 runs. Is that good? That was pretty good. You guys were the masterminds behind it. This was before really all the analytics really dove into the game. You guys kept it old school but new school. You were the best duo at a time where really it was like the first time there was actually two hitting coaches on the teams. Yeah, that's true. How did you guys work so well? Well, his eyes are really close together and mine are really far apart.
So that matches up good. I look like a skinny thing, and he looks like a whale in the head. A shark. Not a whale. Excuse me. Shark. Hammerhead. Hammerhead. Hammerhead. Wow. I'll tell you. Go ahead.
Well, we met and right away we knew we love baseball. We love being in the cage and we like to drink a little bit. So that's a match, you know, made in heaven, really now five years sober. Congratulations. Thank you. Very well done. Well, now I've got it like the stories are already popping in. We're in Milwaukee and he's like, meet me at the bar. Mail's going to go up real quick, come down. We go, we buy, you know, everybody gets two beers and we're at the table. Mail's comes down. I'm like halfway through with my other one. But with my first one, males comes down and he's down too and back to the bar.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–6:08
2
What insights do John Mallee and Eric Hinske share about their hitting coaching experiences?
6:08–8:32
3
How did Joe Maddon's leadership style influence the Cubs' 2016 World Series run?
8:32–9:46
4
What unique stories do the guests recount from their time with the Cubs?
9:46–13:13
5
What hitting techniques did the guests emphasize for player development?
13:13–14:08
6
How did the Cubs' team dynamics contribute to their success in 2016?
14:08–15:54
7
How did the rain delay impact the mindset of the Cubs during Game 7?
15:54–16:05
8
What memorable moments stand out from the 2016 season for the guests?
16:05–1:00:06
Speakers
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