Aubrey Huff

He became the fourth player in MLB's divisional era since 1969 to start 162 games at the hot corner in a season, joining Vinny Castilla, who did it with the 98 Rockies, Of course, Cal Ripken Jr., who did it with the 97 Orioles, and Sal Bando, who did it with the 69 A's.

Meanwhile, Cam Monero is just the fourth player in Ray's franchise history to play in 162 games in a season, along with Evan Longoria, who did it in 2014, Delman Young, who did it in 2007, and Aubrey Huff, who did it in 2003.

So just the fact that he was in the lineup... each and every single day.

I mean, I don't think there's a mistake, and there's definitely a correlation between Caminero being ready, willing, and available, and the Rays winning 98 games this season.

fried chicken and the candelabras and the mound meetings and all of that.

And, you know, Nuke Lelouch wearing the underwear, you know, like Aubrey Huff and all that craziness.

But, I mean, you know, then you switch it over to Mike and Dwayne and they're – basically telling you the same kind of stories.

You know, some of them are definitely the truth and some of them are highly embellished, but it makes for a great broadcast and a lot of laughing and giggling while you're watching a big league baseball game.

He's all in on it.

Jeff Lane calls him and says, hey, you know who we should put on a podcast for Channel Attitude? Aubrey Huff.

All right? Russo's Giants, baby.

And so...

He has Aubrey Huff on his show, and he's like, we had great chemistry.

And he says, Aubrey Huff had become a red hot button on social media, being opinionated, outspoken right-winger.

He was very much into America and being a man's man.

Are you familiar with all the Aubrey Huff? I

Oh, we...

Oh, and then Aubrey Huff, I had a falling out with Aubrey Huff and Kevin Nash.

Oh, and then I did this thing and I ended up falling out with this guy." And I'm like, you know, just at some point, like, in these early tell-all books, I, I gave a lot of benefit of the doubt.

It's like the first time you're hearing about someone's unfiltered thoughts and feelings.

And I, I hate to say it, but the 2010 Giants showed what it took to win in the postseason with pretty much just a pitching staff.

They had their hitters, Buster Posey, Aubrey Huff, Freddy Sanchez, but everybody has some offense, you know? The, the real story of that team was Lincecum, Cain, Bumgardner, Sanchez.

To an extent, Barry Zito was a part of that success.

Oh.

Because we know you can do that, too, and that's, that's why this team is, uh, a, a little, is, is different from the 2010 Giants because they have the potential, I think, for a much greater output of offense than that team was.

They do.

Aubrey Huff led that team in home runs with 26 home runs.

[laughs]

In fact, There are only three Rays players who have done it, or three players who have done it in a Rays uniform, I should say.

Aubrey Huff did it in 2003.

Delman Young did it in 2007.

And Evan Longoria did it in 162.