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Bartolo Colón

Bartolo Colón

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Sep 25, 2026

Patrick DubuqueHOST
84:35
Lane Thomas, 5%.
Patrick DubuqueHOST
84:37
The answer is Bartolo Colon, who I will never choose for any category in this entire game, ever.
Patrick DubuqueHOST
84:41
I will never think about any of the teams.
Patrick DubuqueHOST
84:44
Bartolo Colon played for the Bartolo Colons.
Patrick DubuqueHOST
84:48
And he wore a jersey that had colors on it.
Jeffrey PaternostroHOST
84:50
A fairly famous Expo and Cleveland guy, yeah.
Ted RameyHOST
15:20
I mean, Sonny Gray in particular is the freak of freaks because he's been around forever.
Ted RameyHOST
15:25
But there are those guys, you know, Bartolo Colon is another one.
Ted RameyHOST
15:28
They've just been able to, for their very lengthy career, they were able to endure.
Ted RameyHOST
15:33
It's not like Maddox, you know, had a short career as well, but it's just become so much more of the rarity of the long-lasting pitcher.
Brett BooneHOST
47:43
If you can get me off your fastball and take e- that BP 3-1 fastball is kryptonite.
Brett BooneHOST
47:49
It's like it looks like it's 95, but it's 87, and it's off the barrel every time." I said, "The ability to subtract, I- if..." I think the greatest I've ever seen a, a guy that was a hard thrower that went to subtraction was Bartolo Colón for the second half of his career.
Brett BooneHOST
48:04
As a young player, he threw the, we used to call it the lightest 98 in the world.
Brett BooneHOST
48:08
And when it was 3-1 and 3-0, it would just be like it was eight seams down the middle.
Tyler IvensHOST
26:16
Next.
Riley HaltomPANELIST
26:17
Tim Wakefield, Rich Hill, or Bartolo Colon?
Eric CainHOST
26:36
There's several old guys, but I try to find the really old guys.
Eric CainHOST
26:39
I know who you're talking about.
Nick WhiteheadGUEST
26:54
Yeah.
Nick WhiteheadGUEST
26:55
I'm going to start Tim.
Nick WhiteheadGUEST
26:56
I'm going to bench Bartolo Colon, and then I'm going to cut Rich Hill.
Eric CainHOST
27:02
The start is correct, my friend.
Ted RameyHOST
15:36
I mean, Sonny Gray in particular is the freak of freaks because he's been around forever.
Ted RameyHOST
15:40
But there are those guys, you know, Bartolo Colon is another one.
Ted RameyHOST
15:43
They've just been able to, for their very lengthy career, they were able to endure.
Ted RameyHOST
15:48
It's not like Maddox, you know, had a short career as well, but it's just become so much more of the rarity of the long-lasting pitcher.
Satish RamHOST
15:34
Trust me on that one.
Matthias Altman-KurosakiHOST
15:36
Yeah, he was on the losing end of the Bartolo Colon home run, and that was not a good Padres team, so...
Satish RamHOST
15:43
No, I could even, I was looking at it earlier because somebody posted it, right? And this is just for the hell of it to throw it out there.
Satish RamHOST
15:49
Clayton Richard, Joey Lucchese, Tyson Ross, Eric Lauer, and Brian Mitchell were the, like, led the team in starts.
Dee Strange-GordonGUEST
44:04
I say, "Doggy, I'm saving my one homer this year for a big situation." And I came up with that right-hand helmet.
Dee Strange-GordonGUEST
44:15
I literally told, I told Silver, I told, uh, John Silverman to go over and talk to the manager of the other team, Bartolo Colon, and the catcher, and let them know that I will be ta- and sorry, the umpire.
Dee Strange-GordonGUEST
44:30
Let them know that I will be taking one pitch, strike or ball, as Jose, in Jose Fernandez's whole, uh, batting stance and everything.
Dee Strange-GordonGUEST
44:39
And the reason I knew how to do that is 'cause we hit every day, so I go over right-handed and mess around with his swing and, like, you know, just messing around.
James PietragalloHOST
60:48
His brother was Roberto.
James PietragalloHOST
60:50
You got Sean Casey, Bartolo Colon, our buddy Chad Curtis there.
James PietragalloHOST
60:55
Not our buddy, but Chad Curtis.
James PietragalloHOST
60:57
Brian Giles.
Chris RoseHOST
45:08
in opening day one year against my Guardians, where he went between the...
Chris RoseHOST
45:11
Bartolo Colon, the old behind the back.
Trevor PlouffeHOST
45:13
Did that, did that ball hit off Mark Burley then he chased it down, right?
Chris RoseHOST
45:17
Yeah.
Mike SilvaHOST
33:09
The 2015 Mets, they pretty much did it.
Mike SilvaHOST
33:11
Bartolo Colon wasn't exactly an ace.
Mike SilvaHOST
33:14
The late 60s Mets did it.
Mike SilvaHOST
33:15
Back then, there was no talk of bringing in an ace because there was no free agency.

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