Yankees & Dodgers Preparing For MEGA TRADES! Astros Too? Red Sox Can’t Lose Right Now | MLB Recap

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Brief Summary

This MLB recap highlights key player performances, injury updates, and game results around the league. The video begins with a discussion on potential trades as the deadline approaches, expresses concern for injured MVP players, and celebrates Fuzzy's 30th birthday. Significant game events are covered, including health updates of players like Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, highlights from the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers' ace Tarik Scoobl, and a chaotic ninth inning in the Cubs game.

  • Major injuries affecting MVP players
  • Highlights from upcoming trades
  • Recap of exciting game performances

Trade Rumors and Player Injuries

The video opens with Fuzzy discussing the MLB trade deadline approaching in less than two weeks. Rumors are centered around a significant trade involving Mason Miller, with the Astros and Dodgers possibly parting with key players. Injury news regarding Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani raises concerns about the Yankees and Dodgers' performance. The segment concludes by mentioning the strong comeback of players like Trick and the home run struggles of Anthony Rizzo.

Health Updates on Key Players

Fuzzy provides unfortunate health updates on prominent players starting with Brandon Woodruff from the Brewers, who will undergo shoulder surgery, sidelining him for the year. Aaron Judge has been transferred to the 60-day IL due to a rib injury—which could keep him out for an extended period—while Ohtani will not pitch for some time due to knee issues. Will Smith of the Dodgers has also been struggling with health problems. The segment emphasizes the impact of these injuries on their respective teams and seasons.

Game Highlights and Recaps

The video shifts to the previous day's games, starting with the Red Sox placing themselves close to a 12-game winning streak. Chandler Simpson and Jamai Jones are highlighted for their contributions to the team's success, along with standout performances from Sadon Raphaela and Willard. The segment covers player achievements such as home runs and multi-hit games, showcasing the excitement around the Red Sox's offensive power.

More Game Highlights

Further game highlights include the Orioles' comeback efforts, featuring contributions from Yordon, Tyler O'Neal, and a solid performance from Trevor Rogers. The game recap discusses the thrilling ninth inning of the Cubs game, indicating the chaos that unfolded. The segment transitions to discussions about injuries and the implications for teams like the Astros and Pirates, providing insight on playoff races.

Notable Performances and Future Outlook

The recap continues with highlights including Lane Thomas' impressive offensive displays, pitching performances, and significant contributions from players across various teams, including Vlad Guerrero Jr. and Garrett Mitchell. The segment discusses the impact of these performances in the larger context of trade rumors and team standings.

Upcoming Trades and Final Thoughts

Concluding with trade discussions, Fuzzy mentions rumors about the Padres potentially offloading Mason Miller and the implications for different teams. The recap wraps up with thanks to viewers on Fuzzy's birthday, and anticipation for future games, highlighting the importance of player performances and the upcoming trade deadline in shaping team strategies.

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0:00 What's up everyone? It's Fuzzy. Welcome back to yet another MLB recap. The trade deadline is less than two weeks away and rumors are swirling. Other GMs are saying that we all need to prepare for a mega Mason Miller trade. The Astros, they might be parting ways with some of their key players. The Dodgers as well as the Yankees. They just got some really bad news and updates about their MVPs, Judge and Otani. And because of that, people are saying that Scooble, he might have just auditioned for the Dodgers or Yankees because Otani, he's not going to be pitching for a while. The Yankees need more help. And Trick finally looks like himself again. So, a lot of Trey stuff to talk about as well as Anthony Rizzo. He might be the new Zack Cample because every time he's out in the bleachers for the Cubs, a home run finds him. Will Breu has four home runs over the last 24 hours. If this ball leaves, Travis Bazanna will have his first career walk-off home run. And

0:45 Schwarber, yeah, he did it again. So, we'll get into all of that and more in today's recap, but this recap is different because today is my 30th birthday. I'm officially unk. It means the world to me that you guys have been growing the game of baseball with me for almost a decade. I started making these videos in my early 20s. Now I'm married trying to have a family. It's just crazy how uh how quickly time moves. That's all I wanted to app about in this intro. We're about to jump into all the news and the recaps, but one more time, thank you for everything. Little uh little old fuzzy is now. All right, let's get back to baseball. Before we get into the games from yesterday, we have three very big and unfortunate health updates. One, Brandon Woodruff of the Brewers. It makes sense why they traded for Lance McCullers because Woodruff announced himself that he is done for the rest of the year. He needs surgery on that same

1:30 shoulder. He said that he's thankful he's already been through it, so he knows exactly what to expect. But we saw his velocity on the fastball at around 90 to 92, 93 sometimes miles an hour instead of the 98 plus. And he still put up a 2.9 RA and an insanely low five and a half hits per nine. He's a free agent after this year. I'm just praying praying that someone gives him a flyer cuz I don't want this to be the end of Brandon Woodruff. is way too good. Aaron Judge has just been transferred to the 60day aisle. They thought maybe he could come back in time, but no, he needs more time on that rib injury. Now, recent imaging has shown that there is some healing, but the doctor basically said he has to be asymptomatic. He has to have no symptoms and then he can resume baseball activities because if he has a little bit of an issue, goes out there, he might tweak it again and be out even longer, maybe even the rest of the year.

2:16 So, the Yankees, they're trying to play it cool, but if you look at the record without them, it's not great. The Yankees are just 18 and 20 in the almost 40 games since Aaron Judge got hurt. It's been that long. On top of all of this, the Yankees, in my opinion, just don't have a great track record when it comes to communications on injuries. They say he's on the 60-day IIL and there's some healing, but in Yankee talk, that could mean he's done for the rest of the year, which I hate admitting that, but that's kind of how it goes in Yankee land. From one MVP to another, the Dodgers have announced that Otani is not going to be pitching for a while because that knee, it's just not getting any better. So that all but ends Otan's bid at maybe a silent because Jacob Misarowski, yeah, he's probably going to run away with it. Will Smith, he's also not getting better in regards to his health issue. He has a neck issue. So the Dodgers reportedly are now in talks with other teams for some backup

3:02 catching depth. It really seems like Dalton Rushing is going to be the main guy going forward, but they need some depth and they need it fast. Luckily Blake Snell, he's coming back. So Otani go on the shelf. It might not even really make a difference. All right, here we go. The games from yesterday. I got to start with the Red Sox because they're on the verge of winning 12 in a row. Chandler Simpson, he is the most ethical hitter in all of major league baseball. Obviously, look at him scorching baseballs. Now, he was involved in the first two runs. There was a squibbler. He got to come around from second base on a Nick Forez RBI after he forced an error. Jamai Jones, I tried to tell you guys a few days ago, both in a YouTube video and on Twitter. This is going to be a new team, new me sort of story. He's always mashed lefties and for some reason stopped doing that this year. Apologies to Nate Eaton, but his job probably just got snatched. Sadon Raphaela, he is a cheat

3:49 code of a ball player. All he does is steal runs, steal bases, and hit home runs. Willard, I mean, sort of the same thing. He doesn't steal as many bags. He's not as fast, but his first of two home runs came off the lefty Ian Seymour. Willard, he is on a tear. He went 430 plus feet. Again, Simpson, this is why Chandler Simpson is so valuable. He might never hit a home run for the entire 10 to 15 years he's in the big leagues, but he doubled. Then he stole third base and he just makes people rush. He's batting 350 over his last 21 games. Victor Mesa Jr., he said a big reason why he wanted to leave the Marlins was that he simply wanted more reps. And maybe he was right because momentum is everything. He has five home runs and an 890 OPS over his last 21 games. And he even made a diving play before Duca. He snuck out a home run and

4:35 it just got out. Seems like the Boston Red Sox magic is officially over. Masa, he got one back on an RBI out. Wait, Sadon, he's now clutching up with the stick. This kid has Hall of Fame level talent. I'm not going to jinx him. Maybe I should knock on some wood, but Willard. Oh my god. >> With the devil named Willard right now. SWINGING A DRIVE RIGHT FIELD. HE'S CRUSHED ANOTHER ONE. YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME. YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME. Holy cow. make it four home runs in 24 hours. He has back-to-back games with a multi home run game. He's up to 15 home runs, a 125 OPS plus, and five outs above average. Aldis Chapman, he has 21 saves as the Red Sox. They do pick up their 12th win in a row. If they get to 13, that would be their longest since

5:22 1948. Was Was anyone born in 1948 who was currently watching this video? You have to let me know in the comments. While we're at it, let's see if the Orioles can win six games in a row and then we're going to talk about Scooble making the Halos look like a little league team. Bazanna had his biggest moment so far as a major leager and we have absolute chaos in the ninth inning of the Cubs game. Like actual chaos. Back to the Orioles Beavers, he got it going with an RBI double. And Trevor Rogers, his quality start, those two things were the only really things that happened before the game flipped in the later innings. Rogers, by the way, now has a 1.6 RA over his last eight starts. So, he is 100% back. Nick Allen, his bunt ruined Rogers chance at going five and one over his last eight because now we are tied up. Baltimore, I guess they got inspired because now they're laying

6:08 down a bunt. We have more bunts coming on later in the video. So, again, small ball. It's still alive and well for all of my older fans. Yordon, he delivered. It is tied again. Make it 72 RBI's. The Astros, they actually have a chance at walking it off now. Tyler O'Neal, I can't remember the last time I saw him in center field. He's usually a corner guy. He's always had a cannon. Can he save the game? He saved it. The janitor throw worked. What a tag from Samuel Basio. And then O'Neal a perfect push bunt on a swinging bunt. He gives the Orioles the lead after saving them from losing. Leody, he added a fourth run as Cam Sanders. I don't remember the last time I've ever heard about something like this. You guys will have to fact check me or let me know. Cam Sanders one day after picking up his first career win, got his first career save as, yeah,

6:55 the Orioles, they've won six games in a row. Now, one more thing about that last game. I was going to talk about this during the health issue segment when we first started the recap, but the Astros, they lost both Jeremy Pena and Christian Walker, two core players in that last game. Pñena, this this is scary because it's an issue with his right leg. He's already lost 30 plus games on the shelf because of that right leg. And Walker, he has a hip issue, which is bad because he's 35 years old. I'm not saying that he's a dinosaur or anything like that. But a 35-year-old with a hip issue. He's hitting 196 with only six RBI's his last 27 games. He's making $20 million a year over the next few years. Pena, again, he's not a dinosaur either, but he's about to be 29 years old. He's a free agent in two years. Is it time to really just retool or is it time to keep on going because the wild card is a thing.

7:40 So the Astros, they've lost three games in a row. They're six games under, but because the AL has been so stinky, six games under is still good for three and a half games back of the wild card spot. So technically, they're still very much in it. But if Pena and Walker are on the shelf, it's got to be time to really retool for the future. Staying with wild card conversations, the Pirates, they can get back into it if they sweep the Guardians, and they look motivated right now to do that. Thanks. Thanks a lot, White Sox. This is your fault. You guys traded Jacob G to the Pirates last year, and he wouldn't be doing this if he was on the White Sox not getting any reps. He demolished a two-run 430 foot bomb. Bazanna, I've already kind of hinted at this. He had a big day. They got one back talking about the Guardians thanks to a triple. And Quanie, he's around from first base. Quani might be back. He has three consecutive multi games. And

8:27 today, he's back in a leadoff spot for the first time in months. And we used to call him the chosen Quan. One nickname to another, the magician. He made another ball disappear. This as Merlin Valdez kid is ridiculous. He has 11 home runs and 29 RBI's in 29 games. He just flicked that out. I don't even know how that left. That is a God thing. Only God can explain the raw power that Valdez has. All of my favorite nicknames are hurting me. The magician, Jacob G. Now Nicki G, his fifth home run raises his batting average to 310 on the season. Gavin Williams had 11 strikeouts, no walks, but gave up a ton. On the flip side, Jared Jones, he also struck out a bunch. He had nine punchies in five innings. He threw 100 plus miles an hour multiple times. This was probably the most encouraging start since coming back from Tommy John because not only did he

9:12 throw 100 plus multiple times, but he only had one walk. He has topshelf stuff. Now, we're going to go to game two right now. Pittsburgh obviously just won game one fairly easy. Game two is not going to be as much of of a layup, I think. So, as Merlin, another RBI. This was a free RBI double. He has 30 RBI's in 30 games. That ball got lost in the Elements, no one saw it. Then the Pirates got another run thanks to some shoddy Cleveland defense. But cue the comeback music. Chase the lauder. He got blessed with an RBI because that's probably an out if it's just left alone and the second baseman was allowed to get it. We have more blessings. Gregory stood he threw it to the back stop. Rochio he scampered home and then mini Jazz Chisom Jr. I mean they have the exact same swing. Khalil Watson his bat died a hero. He broke his bat but it's

9:58 33 now. The Guardians they're trying to do a walk-off. Quan, he secured his fifth hit of the double header, a double to left field. Bailey, oh no, they didn't walk it off because they made the relay work despite the fact that they missed the cut off. But Travis Bazanna, he saved my birthday. The number one overall pick heard all the noise. And granted, there was some validity to the noise of saying, why is Bazan an all-star? He didn't really put up all-star stats. He did have a crazy stretch and then he kind of fell off. But that is the first walk-off from an Australian since 1900. Bazanna with the triple in game one. this walk-off home run. Delotter doing Delotter things. Wait until JRAM comes back. This team is going to be loaded. Might as well get the Blue Jays game out the way because a former guard dog, he shoved against the first place White Sox. So that allowed the Guardians to stay tied for first.

10:45 Vlatty, he doubled ahead of Springer's single. So he's going to score. By the way, crazy fun fact from Fuzzy. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the all-time great hitter, has zero home runs at home this year. That was the only highlight for either team out of BBs tossing six scoreless with six strikeouts. Blue Jays fans got to be hyped about this just like Pittsburgh fans got to be hyped about that Jared Jones start. The fact that Bieber, he was painting the fast ball which unlocked everything else. He has a 125 batting average against his change up and that knuckle curve finally did not get smoked. That is his signature pitch. Varin, he's up to 20 saves and 20 opportunities. The Jays, they're six games under 500, but we know that that means they're still three and a half games back of the wild card. One day after the A's gave up 23 runs, they popped off for 15 and almost threw a no. Jay Willie, he ambushed the first pitch

11:31 that he saw from Zack Latell. This was not a Latell little home run. I don't know what I'm saying, but that set the tone 415 ft on that swing. Then the A's had backto-back RBI doubles. Carlos Cortez and Joshua Coroda Grrowder. They traded places. This Grower kid is making history. He has 22 base hits in 14 games. That's the most ever by an A's player before his 15th career game. They It's like It's like Attack of the Clones. They have a clone army full of high contact, low strikeout dudes and he can play defense as well. I was hoping that he would go for a bare hand catch because this was very David Wrightesque. He basically caught that ball in left field. He plays third base. He is insane. Sodestrom just like Willard has a home run in backto-back games. Sod has a home run in backtoback to start the second half. He's up to 16 home runs.

12:17 Carlos Cortez, this was his second RBI extra base hit. He muscled it out to left field. He has seven home runs and a 120 OPS plus. Jeff McNeel and Jay Willie had some RBI singles and Shay, he's up with the bases loaded. He pummeled it deep. I don't know if it has the distance. It didn't, but James Wood misjudged it so bad. It ends up being a base clearing double. That's why RA is such a bummer because those runs are going to count and it's not an error. Now James is going to get a chance to make up for it. Butler, he went way deep off a positional player. Yet Vivos James, he did catch that one. The A's, they still won by a football score. All while JT Gin, he took a no into the seventh. This was the same guy who took a no- no into the ninth inning against the Halos earlier this year. And years ago, I saw an interview where A's players were talking about the most underrated pitcher in baseball. And they

13:03 were all talking about, yes, they're a little bit biased, but they all said JT Gin, he had seven punch outs over six no hit innings. The second time he's gone a no into the seventh or later, he's down to a 6.9 hits per nine. If he gets the walks in check, Gage jump, JT Gin, the fact that Jamie Arnold is coming up, I really really like what the A's are doing. I just don't understand how they're not better than this. Now, one more thing about the A's. They won by a football score. Rumors are a swirling that even though they won, it doesn't seem like they're going to be really in contention and maybe the writing's on the wall. So, they're dangling some of their outfielders like Carlos Cortez. In my opinion, because he's 29, he's most likely the one guy who's going to get traded. Kobby Thomas, he's way younger and he's a whole lot better against lefties than righties. So, maybe he's going to get dangled. They have way too much depth. Maybe Lawrence Butler, I

13:48 don't know if that makes a lot of sense because his value has never been lower. He has a 60 OPS plus and an almost negative one and a half war. It can't be Sodestrom, right? Sodestrom, he's way too good. So, of the outfielders on the A's, who do you think is going to get shipped out for quote young pitching? That's what the A's are reportedly in the market for. The Rangers are also coming off a spanking. I think they gave up 15 runs to the Braves. Now, we'll get into Scooble after this one. Also, Nando, he ran into a baseball on one of the fastest swings you will ever see. He's been so good for months now. Schwber hit another. The Brewers, they stole seven bags in one game off the best catcher in baseball. And again, that ninth inning in the Cubs Twins game was wild. Jack Peterson is really, really feeling himself over the last month and a half. This ball went 420 ft. He's up to 16 home runs. I love his automatic home run celebrations where he

14:33 just looks back at his dugout. He has 234 career home runs. Eli White, I know he's not the best player in baseball, but people dream of having a tool belt like his. That was off his former team, a two-run home run. And when I say tool belt, he's a great defender and he's one of the fastest guys in baseball. He doesn't chase. He doesn't really strike out, but he also doesn't walk a lot. Like he's just a very weird player because he has all the skills to be a great player, but he's just not. Drake Baldwin, he's a great player. That's an RBI single. I'm going to skip a Aussie Albby sack fly because the Rangers, they're getting back into it. Both Wyatt Langford and Brandon Nemo drove runs on RBI singles. The Braves starting rotation over the last month plus since June 9th have a 5.5 ERA and they're averaging less than five innings per start. That is horrific. Eli White, he's

15:18 already homerred. He's got Bobby Wood Jr. level speed. He tracks it down. And my favorite part about this club, I can't play it because it's copyright, but they played the Superman song after he made that grab. Michael Harris. This ball was set not only a mile up into the air, but a mile far. He went to the second deck of the chop house for his 17th home run. Evan Carter. Oh, this is a this is a back and forth game. Carter, he dropped the bat, which usually means that he knows it's gone. It is gone. A game tying two-run home run for his eighth of the year. Now NMO, he's hitting the go-ahad. A two-run single. He had three RBI. He's up to a 120 OPS plus, which is almost double of Marcus Simeon, the guy he was traded for, who has a 68 OPS plus. It got even worse. He's just so bad this year. Do Bon Do the Braves have another comeback in their system? He's been so clutch. He

16:04 has 53 RBI's already. His previous best was 46. It's just uh the Braves. They had to face the human buzzsaw, Jacob Latz. He got four straight outs. He has 19 saves. The Rangers, they're 50 and 48, which is good for the best record in the AL West. Yeah, hold on. Hold on. We'll get into school after this Seattle game. We'll stay with an AL West team. They started the second half talking about the Mariners by getting shut out in 15 consecutive innings. And I I think they won in this one. Now, this was funny. We had a staredown between JP Crawford and Louisa Rise. There was some theatrics devers. We have even more theatrics. So he went down the line and he was the only He was like, I gotta go replay. I think that actually left. He was the only dude reacting like it was a home run. Everyone thought that it was foul, but it was fair. It did actually leave. That's his 20th of the year. And

16:51 are are we sure that the Mariners won? Because Adamus, he's now going yards. Two home runs and five RBI's in two games to start the second half. He's just like a J-rod where he wakes up in the late parts of June and middle of July. Of course, I didn't lie, by the way. I'm not starting year 30 of my life as a liar. I am a truther. Cole Young, the truth. A three-run game tire. That was off of Logan Webb. And he can't believe it. He is beside himself. Brian Woo, he got bailed out, so he is hyped out of his mind. Now, this game, it needed extras. Check out Cole Emerson, the rookie with the diving play that saved a run from scoring maybe if that got through. Instead, he makes the play and J-Rod in his first game off the IIL, he's able to lift a sack fly. He did his job. That is a walk-off. And honestly, if you ask me and other at Mariners fans, that might be the biggest win of

17:38 the year for Seattle. I know the Giants aren't world beaters, but the fact that they actually snapped that shutout streak and came back to win, that's big. You got confidence back on your side. Let's get some easy games in here because the last few were pretty stressful. Tolson, if you're a Tigers fan, can you please let me know in the comments what is it what does it feel like to watch school pitch because it's got to be one of the most relaxing experiences ever, but also the most entertaining experiences ever. Torque with the three-run tater for Trick. We love alliteration here. Grayson Rodriguez has been terrible so far. That trade, I mean, there's a good reason why Permanagian is no longer with the Angels because he's been getting cooked again and again and again. G-Rod now has an eight and a half RA with only 27 strikeouts in 35 innings. Torque, he did it again. Spencer's up to 18 home runs. And yes, I know he's kind of been a

18:23 bust, but also he's on pace for potentially a third 30 plus home run season. It's just the defense has been some of the worst first base defense you'll ever see. And he's got a strikeout issue. The Tigers, they improved to six games under 500. So, we know that that means they're three and a half games back. Three different teams in the AL are tied at that mark. Scooble, he was business as usual. He looks like he's officially back to normal after looking shaky off the IIL when he came back from that elbow. Was it loose bodies or something with the nano needle 2.0? He did the normal scubble thing of not walking anyone over seven shut out. He racked up nine strikeouts. He has 50 strikeouts his last 34 innings and only four walks his last six starts. They they probably should trade him right. Like they're not a World Series team and he's back to looking like Scubble. But now that I might say that, maybe they are going to be a World Series team. And I just reverse jinxed them. Just like the

19:08 Tigers, they they probably got to start making trades because they just flat out suck, guys. Like they really do. Schwarber, he's up to 33 home runs. And that came off a guy who maybe the Mets are going to trade Shamania. But if this was an audition for other teams, I mean, they are anything but impressed. Schwarber. He's on pace for 55 home runs. Tyrone, I mean, what is Tyrone Taylor doing since coming off the shelf? He's batting .370 with four home runs and 29 plate appearances since coming back from the IIL. Trey Turner. Yes, that is two straight games at the home run and he had three base hits. If Trey is back, just get out the Phillies way. Harper, he had two more RBI's. The two-timer. I mean, he's got a career 141 OPS plus. That is ridiculous. The Phillies, they're 11 games over 500 as the Mets fall to 17 games under. Even the AI program couldn't save them. Jesus

19:56 Sanchez had seven strikeouts in five. He has 143 strikeouts in 115 innings. What are the chances of the Phillies to make the World Series because they look lethal right now and they're going to go get better at the deadline. The Rockies put a hurting on the Reds and it all got started with Cole Carri getting one to barely fall and he's super fast. Because of that, he's going to turn this into an RBI double. He's batting 290 with a 133 OPS plus his first 33 games. TJ Runfield, he's another Rocky's rookie who has been raking all year. His first RBI was his first of four base hits. And this next clip is for all of my older fans. I'm telling you guys, small ball is still alive and well. Jake the rake, he dropped down an RBI bun single. There was a bunch more RBI singles. Moniac had a couple of them around. Jos Trevinho's two home run day. Hello. So, every time Moniac had an RBI single, it was

20:43 followed up by a Jose home run. That's his third career multi home run day. Now, there was also a TJ Runfield singles sprinkled in there. So, this second deck moonbomb gives the rookie a four RBI, four base hit day. He's batting .302 with 13 home runs and 52 RBI's. By the way, that ball went 456 ft. Saganu, he's going to get shipped out for sure. He has nine wins already. The Reds, they haven't won back-to-back games since June 27th. After this Padres's game, we're going to talk about other GMs maybe snitching on the Padres's about a potential mega trade. But right now, Lane Thomas, he's on one of his signature lane train hot streaks. Just get on board. He has two home runs over the last 24 hours. And remember, this is the same guy who had 36 doubles, 28 home runs, and 20 stolen bases back

21:28 in 2023. So, he has sky-high offensive talent defensively. His reads are they're just not great. Nando, this is his sixth home run. I really think this is a hot take, but he's going to finish with 20 home runs. This swing was an 83.2 mileph swing. That is legendary. He's batting 325 of 20 extra base hits and 12 stolen bases his last 47 games. Cags, he's been good. He's riding a nine-game hitting streak after he doubled to the gap. And Carter Jensen, he raced around for first base. Collins, Isaac Collins and Lane Thomas have both been insane. Collins is now batting .310 with 13 RBI's over his last 24 games. Salvi, he's so close to history. This two-run home run went over everything to Trevor Bower crashing out against Terry Francona territory. 440 feet. He is two

22:13 away from tying George Brett for the most home runs ever by a Royal. Bobby Wood Jr. that defense was on full display to end it. A nice double play seals it. The Royals, they win pretty easy. But back to the Padres's. Rival GMs are now saying that we better be prepared for a monster Mason Miller trade. But at the same time, even though the Potteries are going to be selling, they're also going to be buying. Mason, he would bring one of the biggest halls for a closing pitcher since, well, since he was traded for Leo Dere, but this version of Mason is Mount Rushmore type stuff. He's going to get an even bigger hall. So, if you're a fan of anyone not named the Padres's, do you want Mason Miller? And if you do, I want to know the package. What's the point where it would be, okay, that's too much. What's the sweet spot for a Mason Miller trade? The Marlins had a really fun start in Milwaukee. Lopez, he stole his 18th bag

22:59 and the fish actually went up by three, but they're facing the Brew Crew and that is not anywhere close to being enough. William Contrus, look at Estee Ruiz flying out there in center field. I thought for a second he was going to be able to use that sprinter speed to track it down, but that is an RBI double for William Contrarus. Tip of the cap to Shane Droan. He did allow three, but he had nine strikeouts and his offense, they had his back. Luis Lara, he stole his first career bag and he can really move. The Brewers, they stole seven bags, which makes no sense because Joe Mack, he's a bus up back there. He doesn't allow any caught stealing. There was a double steal in the sixth inning. All of these, in my opinion, were 100% on the Miami pitchers. They were slow to the plate. And maybe they can be a little bit slower because Joe Mack is that good. But man, I feel bad for Mack cuz his stats got completely destroyed. Jackson Torio, he had two RBI's and two

23:45 stolen bases. There is no way that he does not make the Hall of Fame. Just no way. G Mitch, all of the G nicknames are in this recap. That's two more RBI's. A hustle double for Garrett Mitchell. He has the most base hits of anyone in the month of July. Yelich, he needed this bad. He's almost had no run production over the last month, month and a half. That is the third two knock for the Brewers. And that all but seals it. Conine again. Griffin Conine made it feel closer in terms of a box score. A three-run home run. He has three games in a row with a tater. Miguel, he doesn't seem to mind because now he has a save opportunity. That's fun. And out of nowhere, he gets to go in there and get his 15th save. The Brewers have 61 wins. One more game before we talk about the chaotic Cubs game where Anthony Rizzo pulled a Zack Cample and may or

24:31 may not have caught a home run. Arnado bang. He's going off against his old team. That is an easy one-run double down the line. It can be two if Kepler, he can race around Keepson, that is a two-run double. Arnado, he is now two base hits away from 20,000. Catel Marte, he drove in a run. Jordan Walker, he also drove in a run. They were both knocked to left center. Walker's up to 75 RBI's. Crooks, Jimmy Krooks. I mean, this was all she wrote for the scoring. So, the Diamondbacks did win, but this kid can match. He's top 5% vos, hard hit percentages, and sweet spots as that ball went 445 ft. He's a catcher. Seaw Walt, he does eventually get his 23rd save as Brandon fought has won four decisions in a row. This is a big series, by the way, because the Snakes, they're one and a half games back of the wild card. The Cardinals are in the final spot. We're going sounds of the

25:18 game to start the Twins at the Cubs. Look who caught this Michael Bush home run. >> It'll bring up Michael Bush. Fly ball right field. That's back towards the fellas. Goes with >> Michael Bush sent out a rocket for his 12th home run. Rizzo is apparently a ball magnet because I don't know if it was earlier this year or last year, he had a home run go to him in the stands when he was out there. And this was on the 10-year celebration day of the 2016 World Series. Cody Clemens, I mean, this ball's gone as well. He has 17 home runs. That's a lot for a guy that I honestly thought kind of stunk when he was with the Phillies. Just his little stutter, step, chop, ugly swing. But then again, Carrie Carpenter, he's showing that you can have an ugly swing and it still can work out. And lucky for that Twins fan, he caught it. The Cubs,

26:04 they're back on top. Miguel Maya, he's he's good, right? A two-run double. The catcher now has a 350 on base. Nico her finally. I haven't said the name Nico Horner much over the last two and a half months. He's really fallen off. But he had a four hit game. This was an RBI single. Pedro Ramirez, he had a parachute RBI double that unfortunately for him bounced over. It would have been a two-run double if it didn't go over. Is that Clemens again? He had another one. He has 18 home runs. He's on pace to just miss 30. He's on pace for 29 home runs. Pedro Ramirez, I know he didn't get his second RBI on that dunker earlier, but he does pick up his second RBI later. He's only 22 years old. And by the way, where the heck is Moises by Theos? Is he hurt or did he get sent down because he fell off and here's the chaos. So, you have to respect PCA's defense. Everyone's probably thinking, "Okay, he's going to catch that. We're

26:49 going to tag." But then Bell, he had no idea what to do because PCA did not catch it. Brooks Lee thought that he could get two bases. But then the runner held up. So, Bell's out at third base. And now Brooks Lee, he is out at first base. And just like that, Web, I think that's Jacob Webb, he got bailed out. And yeah, Matthew Boyd, he improves to six and one after six quality innings. He had four strikeouts. The Cubs win another one. And there we have it. Another recap in the books. One more big big big big shout out to all of you guys watching. Thank you for comments, likes, watching my game plays back in the day, shorts, everything that I do. You guys support it like crazy. It means the absolute world to me that we can grow the game of baseball together. Thank you for the support over the last decade. Just that's all I got to say. Thank you for everything. Enjoy some web gems. We'll catch you tomorrow for another recap. >> Doing a fantastic job

27:34 >> on the ground. Walton dives in the outfield grass. Throws to first. One away. And a first pitch line drive right field and a diving try and caught by Verling. Two two coming and he popped it up. Will it stay playable in Carnosio and Strand with Ward next to the line? Ward into the front row. The two-2 hit hard right it short. Plunging out. Henderson got it for the softy to right. Mesa makes a diving catch >> towards the hole. Smothering grab from a knee by Alonzo to Canota to get the out. Rip down the third baseline. There's Ortiz. Plants the foot. Fires across. Picked by Bowers.

28:21 >> And oh, what a pick up by Ruckfield. Sugano to the back. >> Stage on the stage. Really wonderful. Popped up Bush. Oh yeah.

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