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I am a hell of a father and I just had a big debate on who's the toughest. Me dad or gramps, I gave the edge to them. I gotta say each generation is a little weaker, Little bit of a grandfist top dad was top on my little less top interesting Well, you saw the you saw the you know Jerry West passed away as you know yesterday And there's that there's a video of Jerry West on the on the web and maybe we'll play it guys in fun with audio today Where he's talking about JJ redick and JJ redick said something like a Bob Coosie just played against plumbers and electricians And Jerry West is like what the hell does that guy know right? So I mean honestly like does your dad who played how many years in baseball?
By the way did Bob have 19 does your father think that players today are just a bunch of pre Madonna pansies I know I wouldn't say pre Madonna, but I think politically correct. He would say you know what breath They tend to be a bit softer. So I think that's the way he put it You know, I was thinking about it. I mean grams growing up the way he did It's like he didn't come from any means, you know, and then gramps had a hell of a career himself But back in the 50s they weren't making big-time money, you know Gramps would finish the season he'd have to go get a job and work all off season So dad didn't from that I was the luckiest, you know dad was played 19 years in the big league So I pretty pretty pretty Nice upbringing, you know, I didn't I didn't lack for a lot.
So so that's where that toughness comes I think from that run one generation at least in the Boone family where They were pretty tough and I'll tell you what they were honest. You're a good man, and I miss grams Gramps was he was a classic Well, so after you mentioned Sunday being the father's day game sold out tonight is the 30th anniversary of Bune or buzzcut Boney, I saw some stuff on twig's out there. He's out there cutting hair Would you would you sit down if bone said it bone said it bone? Absolutely not I'm entirely too vain for that.
I'm a man that gets spray-tabs You know what now I know Bone if boney would do it gets food when let me touch his hair I'm actually be boned in commercial fake commercial back in the day. I had to wear the bald wig and that even troubled me And it was fake it was fake. What's your best? What's your best?
Boney store about bone story that you can tell on here? Oh, no tell the one to call Tell the one's a little bit. I mean, I remember just I met I met Jay I first signed and I went to instructional ball and Jay was down there. Yeah, he had an injury You know, he was an established big leader at that time a big leader comes down in structural ball You know where the kids on he's a big leader bone gave me a hard time then but I really don't have any great story He was just he was he gave me that tough love I mean in front of everybody once the day started we were on the clock man I couldn't get away from my height from bone as a rookie cuz I knew he's gonna make me do something But when it was all said on behind the scenes he'd come up to me give me his car give me his Condo he had an extra condo to let me but I go to pay the bills and he'd rip him up and get pissed and say You don't pay for anything I get to the yard and it was right in my face again and making me carry stuff and do stuff So bone bone actually for me was was the first guy that really took me under under their wing And I own a lot for that rookie sees it he saved me quite a few times I didn't have to pay for a place to stay and bone was pretty awesome to me as kid Yeah, what do you do the shampoo bottles in the With Lee Brett Boone is with us on the radio show courtesy of a new king so dude these guys just keep getting it done I mean they're like the they're like the baseball version of when they were driving around the melted car in planes trains and automobiles You have no function You don't like don't work and you're steering wheels melted like they have no qualified player in the top 75 and OPS no qualified player At the top 35 an average no qualified player in the top 50 in war yet They're 10 games over 500 and six and a half games up and looking for their fifth win in a row tonight How are they doing this?
You know what I think I'm gonna patent the phrase that I introduced last week on KGR That is they've got a nose for the finish line and they continue to do it the walk off They've had two walk offs this week Handker hits the flare last night, but it doesn't matter when you have a team that's doing stuff like that that are winning game They find a way it's almost like you will it they know when the game gets late and tight that more times than not we come through and That that inner just confidence it's there's something to it I don't mean to get all witchy onion weird, but I'm telling you there's something to it when you walk on the other team knows it too It's like man these guys just have it they got a knack for the dramatic late games This team seems to have it and I was good to see Miller come back last night I know it's the white Sox but Miller comes back after taking a pounding his last outing pitch seven shut out So you know the start pitching continues and they're only fifth in the watching this team They're so dominant from a pitching standpoint. I've done a bunch of shows I still say pound per pound one through five it's the best pitch and not in America League But all the baseball but I look at the numbers are fifth in ERA in the American But I think they're getting it done when they need to get it done and once again, they got a nose for the finish line This is a good team the numbers would back that up Boonie I was looking this up in innings one through six their OPS is 29th in baseball in ending seven through nine It's sixth in baseball. It's unbelievable how they how they jump up, but you watch a lot of baseball You watch all the teams you certainly watch your team and your brother's team in New York How does this team stack up really against the teams? You're going to have to see if you want to win playoff series Well, I was talking about earlier today.
I think there's there's four elite teams in all baseball I think there's too many to like I think it's Philadelphia Phillies I think it's the Dodgers and I think in the American League the two elite teams above and beyond the rest are the Yankees And I think about them for what I've seen so far this year I think the Cleveland Indians are pressing that but I don't think they're at the level that the Orioles or the Yankees are then You've got that next next year and I think the Indians are in that conversation I definitely think the Mariners are in that conversation and there's short series anything can happen dick I think we've been watching this postseason the last few years and it's not about the best team winning the World Series It hasn't it hasn't been happening. You know as the Dodgers they've been staffed year after year last four or five years Right, and they got one one World Series in the COVID year, but it's not about that It's about getting to the table and getting hot at the right time I think the Seattle teams built for it with the starting pitching Especially the deeper you get into that postseason because they're pitching deaf is so deep So I think advantage to them there this Yankee team. I've got to tell you I didn't see this come I knew they have the talent, you know if everything goes right they could be pretty good But when Cole went down at the beginning of the season, I thought this pitching staffs in trouble complete opposite I mean strowman's been great broke down has been great nesters pitch great Clark Smith is growing up immensely It's been great. He's hurt right now.
Then Cole's coming back. We got that powerful pen Stanton's hit in homers He's a menace in the middle of the lineup and that's not even to mention to maybe the two best offensive players in the game And Soto and Aaron judge that team is gonna be tough to beat their dangerous But same time it's a long season you never know and they've been played by injuries the last four or five years since I've been paying attention So I don't think we worry about that right now. We're just worried. We're six and a half games up like you said 10 games over 500 I don't remember the last time this early in the in a mariner season where they were comfortably in first place and 10 games over 500 2003 2021 years, right?
I mean it seems like every year it comes out that last week and it's gonna take a heroic effort to maybe sneak Into the playoffs and it hasn't happened so this for the city of Seattle. I think it's pretty cool Yeah, well, I think it's also time to talk about how they just have that clutch gene in them I mean Cal Raleigh has the clutch gene Brett boons with us by the way courtesy of venue games I think you had that clutch gene back in the day is that a real thing because I'm looking at Gary Hill's tweet from six hours ago In high leverage situations. That's basically where the outcome of that play will influence the outcome of the game more than not They're number one on average in baseball. They're number one on base percentage They're number three and slugging in number two and WRC plus which is runs created in high leverage situation So that is a clutch gene that this team possesses is that a real thing?
It absolutely is and I don't think it's something you know some guys are up above and beyond you talk about you look back to my day When big poppy in the postseason. Okay, that's about as clutches you can be that was an poppy was an entity in Boston I don't think you look at this team or an individual player as wow what a player that they don't have the body of work yet But for in the short term and year at a time, it's absolutely a real thing. It's something where where he's come through now So many times Raleigh that he's starting to believe it. He's listening to us talk about him Not that he cares that much about that But when you come through time after time after time and all of a sudden they're talking about you come up in that time And you your ability to slow your heart rate down becomes really easy because you kind of say well I'm not feeling good today.
I'm not seeing the ball good But you know when I get in this position I always come through and you almost will yourself the confidence becomes overwhelming And it shows and it's nothing I can point to but the other team knows it as well Like wow we've been here before in this situation with this guy He seems to come through and it's almost like the pitcher tightens up a little bit and the guys that are coming through in the clutch They tend to loosen up so I think it's a real thing I don't want to get into this long-term thing or individuals But as a team this year the Seattle maris have it looks like we dodged a bullet with Brian route Brian will MRI looks good But we're not totally out of the woods. So how do you handle Brian? We with your Scott service I think that's once again we talk about it all the time That's between Scott service and woo knowing one another service has got to know him He spent a lot of time with who right now. He's got to know how to take his words Some guys will tell you whatever they need to tell you to just get back on the mountain some guys Some guys will shoot you straight and and the guys that just want to get on the mountain mike Fib a little bit to get there.
That's not a negative against them That's just a competitiveness but Scott needs to know what makes woo tick when he talks to woo. Yeah, you know certain guys Hey when he tells me X I know to do why and I think that's a relationship between manager and pitcher You still have the depth to do. I mean Hancock. I heard on on in the building right now in case You have that yeah, I think with woo and with this staff if you got an injury that you don't push it You got plenty of time you've got you've got very capable people waiting there to take over if we need a little more time to That's there so I wouldn't push this I would assume that's what how services have proceed Yeah, well It's funny I mentioned service there because I think I had a big debate I think last week about how much credit Scott service deserves for what this baseball team is doing I mean we just got done telling you about you know how few hitters they have they're even worthy of an all-star game discussion really Nobody I think we really totally agree about that.
There's no offensive players worthy of an all-star bid You got a couple of big-timer leavers and Santos and brash that are banged up right now Yeah, they're still 10 games over and look the number one reason why they're 6 and a half up is because the divisions terrible I mean all of us will agree on that pitching some believe no question But how much credit does Scott service deserve for holding this thing together with the injuries of the pen and the offense underperforming? I Think a decent amount because you know you can point the teams in the past that the Yankees in the 70s where they had dysfunctional Everybody was at everybody's throat, but the talent was overwhelming I look at this team office the talent is over one, but they're finding a way to win I think Scott service deserve some credit in that category Because yeah, he can run these start pictures out there every day like Leo mazone used to tell me my one year with Atlanta He goes well anybody can be a great pitching coach when he got Maddox Molson glavin well I don't want to compare these guys yet to those guys but when you have that staff Yeah, it makes it a little bit easier But getting those guys right getting them in the right frame of mind each individual on an individual basis to get the most out of them I think there's there's some credit at the end of the day the players win games and players lose games But managers in that little niche area where it could go either way I think the manager deserves some credit in this situation I think he's managing a team that's struggled offensively great pitching and he finds himself in first place and in the position They need to be getting these guys ready to play every night knowing their roles and putting them in the best situation to Succeed individually. I think that's a skill I think that's knowing people on a one-on-one level and I've got to say Scott service is not a nice job Booney they obviously just send it up there in the zone at home because the ballpark holds it in their number one in baseball and ERA at home They are 21st on the road Do they need to change their approach a little bit because they're not even an average pitching team on the road They're a below average pitching team on the road So they need to pick and choose their spots when to attack the zone a little bit more on the road because they can't have the same approach The goal is they have other places especially like Kansas City and New York No, I just think that's something that you know over time some years. It's that way and some years It's not that way.
I think you just go about your business the way you've been going about your business It's just I don't think there's much to it if that makes sense I mean it's like a Houston Astro team a year ago. They played terrible at home There's no rhyme or reason for that to me. I mean it's a great ballpark. You got a great lineup You know and I'm not talking pitching versus offense.
I'm just trying to give a hypothetical that makes that it made no sense to me But that's just that's just the year that's just the team That's just the way it went this year next year could be completely different. So I really don't I don't think to me I don't put a lot of stock in that stat. I just drop it up to that's just the way it is in 2024 Brad Boone with us be a booty before you go. We've seen Lewis Robert a couple games just kill this baseball team Because we just know that hits to him.
Yeah, I don't get that I mean the first time you can say about a mistake the second time is like what are we doing man? What's the guy on but would you would you be willing to give up and when I mean, you know in general terms Harry Ford Cole Young whatever a Decent prospect package a good prospect package for a guy that's been let's face it really banged up in the last couple years Banged up and he's a young guy and he's vulnerable to injury for me No, you know and then you got to deal with the next thing he's a center fielder who he was a center fielder I think they could both put their professional cap on and work it out in the short term But I don't need I see other guys on that are possible targets for these guys that I go off to go out before them I look at Vladimir Guerrero. I'd look at Alonso. I'd look at a Rooker from from the Oakland A's.
I think he'd be a good fit You know this might this might this guy's a little bit older But I've been looking at the Mets JD Martinez. He's on a one-year deal is a Ph man I think he'd help a lot of those young hitters on the mares. He might be a target You know, I don't think you go back to Suarez. It seems like in Arizona They're gonna they're gonna take somebody's playing time away.
They're gonna let a young guy in there and play He's not having a real good year who knows if that jump starts and if he were to come back to Seattle But I see other targets I go after before I go after Robert not from a from a talent standpoint I think Roberts's talent is any of the guys I've mentioned and he's a center fielder and he's younger But at the same time I got a need I need a guy that I know I can rely on that's gonna post The lineup and he just haven't proven it to me over over a decent amount of time He's been out of that lineup a lot for his age. So I'd stay away from Robert. All right, buddy great stuff Enjoy the rest of the week happy father's day have fun on Sunday and we'll talk next Thursday man Thanks, man. All right guys.
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