PHILLIES SEASON ENDS!!! ORION KERKERING WITH AN ALL TIME MISTAKE IN EXTRAS & THE DODGERS ADVANCE….

PHILLIES SEASON ENDS!!! ORION KERKERING WITH AN ALL TIME MISTAKE IN EXTRAS & THE DODGERS ADVANCE….

[Applause] Roads Media. [Music] This was such an emotionally draining night. I can’t process anything right now. I feel my body is just in a state of what? From top to bottom. And I want to forget everything that just happened over the last nine hours. But instead, that Orion Kirkering play when I’m dead, I’m still gonna have that stuck into my thick skull. It is going to be all over my brain nonstop. When I’m dead, when I’m not even breathing anymore, when my entire body is just a corpse and I’m not here, I’m still going to be thinking about how he did it. Just take a deep breath and throw it to Bryce. I really thought that if you got to that top half, you were winning the game. Did you see who was warming up? Did you see who was in the bullpen warming up for the Dodgers? If you got to that top half, damn it, you were winning that baseball game. And the issue without a doubt once again the highp profofile lads decide I ain’t going to do it. It just is what it is again. That’s why after the win game three I said I love the excitement the night of but man if we know one thing about this group they are wildly inconsistent. When they rock, they rock. It’s 82. When they don’t show the [ __ ] up, they don’t show the [ __ ] up. You know what I’m saying? So, the 0 for five from Turner. Kyle one for five. Harper 0 for four. Brandon Marsh, he looked overwhelmed and lost. But sometimes you got to win tight pitching duels in the playoffs and you got to manage yourself into a win. Big picture, the offense is the biggest problem and there needs to be serious change. With that said though, in the moment you have to ride with Lazardo. There are guys that have ice in their veins and they’re coldblooded. And then there are guys that are extremely shaky. Orion Kirkin, and I’ve been saying this for a long time now, and especially lately since he’s been inheriting runners and they’ve been coming around to score at too high of a clip, that’s pressure. coming into a game in July with two men on and needing to get out of it and not being able to. That’s pressure. He doesn’t handle pressure well. So now in extra innings in a 1-1 game inheriting runners with the season on the line against the Dodgers, that’s the pressure you think he’s going to handle. My point is this, Topper, you couldn’t have went to a worse guy to handle that moment than Kirkering. And that was glaring and obvious before the outcome. I’m not shocked that that happened. I feel bad. I do. I don’t want to see anyone go through that. You could tell right away he was blacked out when he was in that dugout and his teammates went over to him and Topper went over to him. That’s horrible. It’s horrible. I’m not one of those that are being evil and malicious towards Orion Kirkering. If anything, I think Rob set him up to fail. That’s not him. Lazardo, he’s got the stones. You saw Sanchez, he’s got stones. Don asking him to do a little more. I would have kept him in instead of going to Stro. But hey, the Stum thing worked. Even though I thought there were hitable pitches that he left over the plate and hey, he escaped. But there are guys that know what it’s like to at least give you a real shot. A real shot this time of the year. It was never a Ryan Kirkery. And this is what Rob does. He goes down with his guys. And I think if I’m Dave Dumbrosski, first off, I don’t want Dave back. I’m cleaning house big time. Even from Dave on down. But if you keep Dave, and I assess this NLDS, I thought Rob Thompson was putrid. putrid games are going to be like this. It’s the playoffs. Listen, the Dodgers are one of the most high uh powered offense in the league. They have one run. They’re a very highpowered offense. This is the playoffs. You’re getting into the thick of it. Season on the line, 1-1, extra innings. It’s going to be a war. And truth be told, throughout the game itself, it felt like a war. It felt like a high uh what what’s the what’s the way I I labeled it? I labeled it a a heavyweight match. It felt that way. It felt like two really good National League teams going at it and Tyler Glass now Christopher Sanchez. And then you had mistakes. Sheen not getting his foot on the bag and then boom, Nick Castanos makes him pay. The great defense. Bryce played good defense. Trey had an awesome defensive play. Bryson start up the middle. Max Kepler with an amazing dive in left field. You saw some good glove over there at third base for the Dodgers. I thought I saw some things where it was teams going at it and sometimes it’s going to be 1-1 and your offense might be quiet and you might have to steal one run somehow throughout the backstretch of the game when things are getting tight and intense and you have to manage through that this time of the year. You don’t think these are going to be standard in the playoff. These type of games happen. One-run games. One, one, two, one, two, two, three, two. You have to manage these games and I don’t think Rob handled that well. Sometimes it’s going to be like this. Of course, I don’t want it to be. Of course, I want Bryce to hit a nuke, Kyle to hit a nuke, guys to come up large. And let’s not forget, and I know we can’t change it, but man, that umpire Alex C that seventh inning, the the look Christopher Sanchez g, that was the look I used to get from my grandma. When I knew I did something wrong, she said, “Hey, don’t eat the ice cream.” The little Dixie cups, the ice cream that comes with the wooden spoon, the chocolate and vanilla. I don’t even know if half of you old enough to even know what the damn Dixie cups are, but she used to have a bunch in the freezer. She say, “Hey, you can’t have any before your dinner.” I Okay, grandma. I go in. I take a scoot. I I look across the thing. She’s You giving me those eyes like you son of a [ __ ] You did what I told you not to do. You’re in trouble. Get your ass over here. I’m bringing out the wooden spoon. You’re getting spanked. That Come on, man. You can’t miss that. And that could have changed the whole direction of this game because that’s when they were able to produce. That was bad. And And that was bad. That was bad. Egregious. You still had other moments to win this game though. Let’s not forget in the first you stranded Kyle Schwarber over at third. Would have been nice to get to Tyler Glass now early. Maybe, I don’t know, doesn’t have the same sharp six innings, let’s say. And maybe they even pulled him out of the game a little early there. He was sitting around maybe 80s something pitches or so. But man, Christopher Sanchez was sick, wasn’t he? He was doubted. I actually had a very proud father moment because I remember watching Christopher Sanchez just like all of you before he was this. He was, you know, maybe like a fourth or fifth starter. All right, he’s he’s interesting. He’s intriguing. A nice lefty. Let’s see what we got out of him. Man, this guy has developed into a superstar on the road season on the line verse the Dodgers. [ __ ] you. I’ve seen some pitches to Freddy Freeman and show where it made them look like straight up nobodies. They look like Rojos. They look like Yoan Roas at the plate. Freddy Freeman and Otani because of what he’s doing to those lefties and then what he does to the righties. He was so gross, man. I had a Wow, this is phenomenal and awesome. And I was like smiling throughout the first couple of innings just realizing where we were. But oh man, it just sucks. How about Bader in the 11th? Tough spot for him to come in. Obviously coming off the bench, but you need those moments. Sometimes Bryce gets on second because of the wild pitch that goes to the back stop. You did have some of those opportunities and you just didn’t cash in on them. And oh man, the Cornell, what what do you do about the core now? I think you need to just completely wipe it clean. You got to have some serious conversation. You got to figure out if the Kyle Schwarber thing is worth it. You got to figure out if the JT experiment. I would love to keep Ranger because you saw what these guys were capable of doing without Zack Wheeler here. That that was serious. That that’s winning stuff, right? Uh you’re here with Nola. I still believe in Nola long-term more than most people, but Sanchez Ranger, that is serious winning stuff. And listen, do I think Kyle Schwarber is a winner? Well, he’s won. He has that on his resume. And I do think he is a winner. But I don’t know if this fits together. And truth be told, I do know it does not fit together. These are 96 win teams. Listen, they’re winning the division with a good amount of 90 plus wins, but they’re getting to the NLDS and folding because their brand offensively is just I don’t I don’t know. I don’t know. It doesn’t work. That’s what I do know. And you got to break it up to some level. Well, what are you gonna do at catcher, bro? Don’t know. something new. What are you going to do with the DH and lose those 50s something bombs and the rumper? I don’t know. I don’t know. But what are we going to do if we keep everything together? Keep the band back together. You’re going to do this again. They’re already in that land of I don’t give a [ __ ] what you do anymore because until you prove to me that you can win when the lights shine bright and you can do something serious and you can be the aggressor, I’m not going to care about you. That’s where they are now. And a lot of us were there all year long. They’re not fundamentally sound enough either. And I don’t know if that’s a Rob Thompson problem. I don’t know if that’s an organizational philosophy problem. It’s probably something that’s even deeper than just a Rob if we’re being honest. But they don’t know how to run the bases. They don’t know how to make simple plays. Obviously, they always shoot themselves in the foot. They’re giving other teams extra outs. All the things that you are supposed to be super crisp at, they’re way too shaky. And maybe it’s as simple as, and we said this when they were kind of putting the roster together, and this year it was a little bit different than last year because Nick wasn’t playing as much, and there were times when Kyle was playing left field. And we said that they don’t make a lot of sense on how they are built one through nine. You just got to hope and pray they mash. And then they started to double down on starting pitching to kind of counterbalance that a bit. But whatever they tried to do, each year it got worse. And this year we’re in the same exact position. So the big jolt that Dave Dumbrossski gave you with the best trade deadline acquisitions he’s ever given us resulted in the same exact finish. And I don’t want to hear for a damn second, and I know it’s coming, that the Zack Wheeler injury changed a lot. Of course it did. The starting pitching wasn’t the problem. You can win with this. You can win with this. 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I still think he’s a losing player, but for what it’s worth, he has had some big at bats. And with the Bryce storyline, right, here’s the truth on the Bryce stuff. He’s had a piss poor playoff. Piss poor playoff. He’s also been one of the most productive playoff player statistically prior to this. He’s been known to be the guy who knows how to answer. So, let me ask you this. Is this just a natural decline? And this is just the nature of the beast as you get older and as you play more and the style that he plays. He plays a lot and I don’t know if he’s been necessarily healthy. Maybe he’s still dealing with that wrist. The wrist was work was a was a problem that he was working through since spring training if you remember. He was dealing with that. So, he’s got to get that right. But is this just a product of a bad playoff because everyone is due to have a stinker or is this He’s getting older. He’s nowhere near his prime anymore. He’s running out of gas. His gas tank isn’t on E. But maybe it’s a quarter filled instead of it being 3/4 filled like it was 3 years ago or four years ago or something like that. Do we need to have that discussion? I don’t know. I don’t know if I’m writing this off as just a bad playoff run for Bryce or I should be expecting bad playoff runs for the future. And where I probably sit though is this. It would have to take another disastrous playoff run by Bryce for me to then feel this is the future of the contract. Now, we know the back end will never be as glorious as a front end. That’s just the nature of the beast and that’s what you sign up for. But would it surprise you if this team is constructed differently? They get some fresh faces. They move on from guys. They trade boom. They get rid of Nick. They bring in some new life. There’s a new skipper and things change. It’s a totally different like character of a team, a new personality of a team and he has a good playoff next year and they win around. Is that the craziest concept in the world and Bryce actually shows life? I I I can’t say that that’s a far stretch even though it’s a very difficult conversation to have today. So, when strictly just looking at the animal number three, Bryce, that’s sort of where my mentality is today. I don’t know if anybody feels anything close to how I feel right now. I don’t know. A lot of what’s going on in my head is is very all over the place and very wacky. This I found very, very, very interesting. Bryce Harper was asked about Rob Thompson’s future after the game. This was Bryce Harper. Always when you get this close, there’s pressure on the manager. Do you think Rob is the right guy to continue leading this team forward? I love Topper, man. He’s done a great job for us. Um, I don’t know what the future holds. I have no idea. I think that’s a Don Browski question. Um, but obviously, you know, we we love Topper in here. Um, he’s been great for us. And, um, but I think that’s, like I said, that’s Don Bras question. All right. So, he obviously mentioned he loves Topper. They appreciate Topper. The room loves Topper. But, I do feel going out of your way to say, “Listen, that ain’t for me, dog. That ain’t for me.” That’s a Dave Dumbrossski question that implies there’s a chance. Go ask that guy. That’s not me. I don’t make those decisions. That’s a question for someone as if it’s it’s reasonable to ask that as if it’s on the table. And it is. Of course it is. But I feel there are other circumstances where that’s shut down more. Hey, this ain’t on Rob. We didn’t execute. I didn’t hit as well as I needed to. Look at the guys that helped this team get the 96 win. And not to throw other guys under the bus, but you know, say it in a respectful way. This isn’t on Rob. All right. Rob did what he’s supposed to do. I got to look myself in the mirror. I’m part of the leadership group. I’m one of the big guys here that, you know, came here to help turn this thing around. And we’re not getting there. This is on me. So, let’s not point the fingers at Rob in some way, shape, or form. I didn’t know what to expect. When I heard the question get asked, I went, “Oh, now that me, my ears perked up, my eyebrows went up. I went, well, now this is going to go.” He left the door open. And it could be as simple as what I’m feeling, what you’re all feeling. I I like Rob. Well, okay. Well, time out because I feel a lot different now than I did maybe a week and a half ago. But okay, let’s just let’s keep it simple here because we get layered into the Rob thing. I’m going to start sweating. All right. My face is going to turn purple. Things are going to get hectic. I don’t know if I want to do that. But we can use a change. That’s what it sounded like. See where it goes from here. I would cut it through all the way. Goodbye Dave. Dave is so overrated. Goodbye Dave. Goodbye Rob. Goodbye Boom. Goodbye Cassie. You can convince me JT because there’s not that many options and he’s behind the dish and maybe there’s something there, especially with the pitchers and how well they’ve pitched and maybe that continuity would go well. The Kyle thing, it’s hard to say goodbye to a guy like that, but unfortunately you do need a facelift. And this is the debate that always gets brought around when a team fails. How much of it is really important to lose player X and how much of it is cosmetic? Is losing Kyle Schwarber really benefiting you or is it just the cosmetic look of we’re not running it back? And are there ways where you don’t necessarily run it back which still includes Kyle Schwarber being here? If Nick is gone, if Bow is gone, if you know you move things, let’s say you do move on from JT, is there ways, you know, Kepler out of here, you figure it out somehow that way where there’s new faces in here, there’s a new manager, there’s new bullpen arms, there’s something to give you that jolt. So, cosmetically, it does have a new feel, but Kyle is still in the mix. That’s always one that you got to toss and turn with. and and today’s not the day for it as we kind of get sidetracked everywhere. We’re going to take a couple of calls here, but I want to get to this last point here that I wrote down. Rob Thompson said afterwards about why he didn’t stay with Lazardo and why he went to Orion Kirkering. He said, quote, “I didn’t want to push him.” This is where he loses me, bro. I mean, I I just don’t [ __ ] get it. This is what you push them for. This is why you have them in the regular season. Why you have them on a pitch count? Why you pull them early in a games the starter so you can push them now. Alex Cororus said it in that series against the Yankees. Why you have them pitch the way they pitch is so when it’s the playoffs, you can push them. You should want to push them. If you’re not preparing them to get pushed now, you’re not doing your job. And that’s part of why Rob Thompson is completely lost on how to manage this time of the year. He got it a little bit there. His he showed signs of it. Don when he went to Don two thumbs up keeping Don in a little extra two thumbs up should I have went back to Don again instead he went to Strom he escaped going to Lazardo I went yes I didn’t know what the outcome would be but did you see what Lazardo did you see what he did when he first got out there these are the ways or or this is the way these are the decisions that you have to make at this time of the year and then he goes back to his old ways with porkering. And at some point when you’re going through a game like that, you’re going to run out of arms. But that’s why you push all your chips in with the real cold blooded guys first. And there was still more left in the tank with Jesus. And you said, “I didn’t want to push him.” Well, it costed you. It costed you. So, for whatever it’s worth, I want you to know it costed you. Let’s take a call here. Huh? I got no words. Initial reaction is going to be Blaine Kirkering, which it was his [ __ ] but he made a bang bang play, wrong decision. I’m blaming it on the bats. For how long can we we we we can’t get clutch hits. And I think at this point in time I I need a breather from the Phils. This team has shredded my heart so many times. I need a break as I now watch the birds currently losing to the [ __ ] Giants. But I I don’t know. Mhm. Going to be a different team next year. I’ll tell you that for free. Oh, it better be. Oh, it better be. Am I blaming Kirk? I mean, he he does need to know. I mean, he just flat out needs to know. And now there’s screenshots of JT where he was at home plate and the way he was pointing and maybe it triggered a Ryan Kirkering in the moment to think he needed to go home because of what JT was doing. No, I mean, you got to settle yourself down. It is high. That’s why guys survive as high leverage players and why guys don’t. And then the magnitude of the playoffs, some guys don’t work. Matt Stum last season was an all-star. gotten to the playoffs stunk. It It’s just what it is. There is something different in the air. There’s something different about the ballpark. There’s something different about everything being on your shoulders and you either have the ball sack to be able to actually handle it or your balls shrivel. They get all tight and they go right up your sphincter. And unfortunately, some guys can’t handle it even if you can in the regular season. But the writing was on the wall. The numbers tell you a Ryan Kirkerin can’t inherit runners. I mean, like that’s what it goes back to when you’re Rob Thompson. Imagine someone says, “When you do this 10 times, this is going to be the result.” And then your season’s on the line, he goes, “You know what? Maybe the 11th time will be different.” You know what? You know what? Yeah. You know what? Let’s roll the dice. Maybe the 11th we’ll be do, right? I mean, it’s it’s managerial male practice from them. It really is. Now, big picture, it’s on the bats. Everybody knows that the bats were so pathetic. And you paid $700 million for a handful of guys to be able to rip the cover off the ball. And they were overwhelmed. They were guessing. I thought they were trying to do way too much. We got back to that where you’re trying to kill it every single time. They didn’t play like a team offensively. They they never worked as a unit to really produce any solid strong innings consistently and that’s where it was lost from a toptobottom standpoint. But Rob Thompson big picture is right there with them. I do think big picture he his mindset is so flawed and so off base that you don’t stand a chance to survive in the playoffs with that mindset from a manager as is either. So that does worry me. But for this particular game, as much as the offense was putrid and vomited all over itself, the Dodgers scored one run. And at some point, you’re going to need to win a a one to one game in the extra innings portion of it, and you have to find a way to scrap over a run. And you need to be able to make proper decisions. If he kept Lazardo in and didn’t go to Kirkering and they lost because of a single, I could live with it. I could live with it. I can live with it a lot more than this. But this you almost made it easier for the other team. I can’t really subscribe to sitting here and soaking in non like not smart baseball. When you make it easier for the other team than the other team executes, I’m out. I don’t care if Lazardo is a lefty. You either have the coldblooded killer mentality or you don’t. And I need the coldblooded killers on the mound. Especially when your life is dependent on it. I could sleep at night. You think I’m sleeping at night now? Hell no. That play will be brutally stuck in my brain forever. And especially tonight, over and over and over and over and over again. That look on his face, that look on everybody’s face in the dugout going over to him afterward, it is jarring and it is a scar that I’ll never not think about. Roads man, I don’t I don’t know that I got much to say. You know, I can’t I can’t believe what I just watched. I mean, I you we can you can get into the offense not showing up. And sure, and you can talk about this and you can talk about that, but I just watched our season end with that. That’s maybe one of the most embarrassing sports moments I’ve ever watched live. I I don’t I’m so beyond belief that I don’t know what feeling is anymore. No, I’m with you, dude. You sound defeated. We all felt the same exact way that you felt probably when making that call. And I do think this is one of those that you tell your grandkids about. Oh, the Orion Kirker. Oh, the NLDS. And I I I don’t know because listen, as much as I opened up my heart and said, “Let’s go for a ride.” I think there was a big portion of me that knew they were just too extremely flawed to actually make it happen, but I wanted to give it a whirl and just see because that’s the type of fan that I am. Um, because of that though, it is an alltime moment. But there was something holding me back with this group all year. So, if this was, let’s say this was, I don’t know, the 2022 Eagles losing that year when they were on a mission that way, losing somehow some way in a playoff series or in a playoff game, obviously in the NFL, one game, if if the team was on such a I don’t know how to describe this, but this team was too flawed for this to hurt forever. Now that I’m I’m thinking about it, right? And maybe I’m wrong. I don’t know. I’m just speaking out loud. All right? Nothing works. My body doesn’t work. We’re we’re all just broken people right now. So bear with me. But in a way, if I thought this team was seriously going to win the championship and then this happened, then I’d be more broken. I’m broken, but I’d be broken in 85,000 different pieces cut up. Instead, Jeffrey Dmer cut me up eight different ways. Instead of 80,000 different way, I’d be cut up more. I’m cut up less. Now, I don’t know why I mentioned Jeffrey Dmer. That was very strange. Um, but yeah, I you know, I I I just I wonder when I’d say I I tell my grandkids about it and this is something that lives on forever. It’ll be in conversation. But if I believed more in this team, it would live longer and be harsher than it is now. Even though it is still brutal and painful. Do you understand? It would it would be even more, which is saying a lot because this hurts. This is terrible. It’s pathetic. But it would somehow even be elevated by a billion if I really thought they were going to win the championship. I didn’t really think they were going to win the championship. I just don’t think they play smart enough baseball. And they’re very inconsistent. And at the end of the day, look what happened. They didn’t play very smart baseball. They constantly shot themselves in the foot. Their offense is too inconsistent. Yeah. You know what’s not inconsistent? Camden Apothecary. You’re always getting the best weed there, baby. Phillies fans, game day is stressful enough. 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All right, let’s take one more call here and then we’ll tie a bow on things. Let’s go to Carmen. Look, I can save my outrage for Ryan Kirkering stupid on that final play of the game. He should have just threw it first. I could have made that. But dude, if you ask me, man, the reason why the Phillies lost this series was because of the core. It falls on Kyle. It falls on Trey. It falls on Bryce. And yes, it does start on Rob Thompson, too. I will say this right now. You cannot run this quarterback. Not the entire core. I would resign Kyle. I would get rid of Casianos. I would find a way to get rid of Alec Bum and every other moves I make right now in the offseason. But if I am Dave Dumbowski and you think that we can run this back with a new manager, which would which we can’t have a separate conversation about, the answer to that is no. I didn’t even think about that. You don’t think that’s possible, right? That they run 95% of this back and all they do is flip-flop the manager. No, no, no, no, no. They can’t do that, right? That’s not That’s not in the cards, right? Cuz you mentioned what you would do, what you wouldn’t do, and then you got the Dave and you said Dave can’t run this back. And I go, “Well, Dave shouldn’t be in charge to run this back. That’s how much I’m cleaning house and making change.” But John Middleton apparently uses Dave Deouski, his words as as the Bible, which means he’s probably going to be here. I didn’t. Oh man, I never got to that point where that’s something that I had to digest because that would just be a nightmare. This is where we’re at. I got nothing else for you guys. I love you. It’s been a hell of a ride.

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