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Oct 9, 2026
Steven GoldmanHOST
I should also note here that the Eugene Paul Benson, whose name was reported in different ways in different places, but you can find him.
Steven GoldmanHOST
You can look him up at Baseball Reference.
Steven GoldmanHOST
Pants Guy is not to be confused with Eugene Benson, also, unfortunately, of Pennsylvania.
Steven GoldmanHOST
who played center field for the Philadelphia Stars in the 30s and 40s.
Chase McCabeHOST
Cliff Floyd, uh, Marquis Grissom was on that team.
Chase McCabeHOST
So the starting lineup according to Baseball Reference was Darren Fletcher, the catcher.
Big Joe DubinHOST
Good.
Chase McCabeHOST
Cliff Floyd at first.
Ben EnnisHOST
Um, but don't hold me to that.
Ben EnnisHOST
If I look at the Baseball Reference page, it's not even close.
Ben EnnisHOST
But yes, it does feel that way.
Ben EnnisHOST
Um, so if Cleveland gets through, all four top seeds are through.
Alex StumpfHOST
Who, at the end of the day, did not have a terrible season.
Alex StumpfHOST
He was still worth over three war, according to Baseball Reference.
Alex StumpfHOST
He still struck out 200 batters.
Alex StumpfHOST
He made all his starts.
JasonHOST
So-
EricHOST
Baseball Reference says.
JasonHOST
What was Dave Stieb's WAR?
EricHOST
Uh, he had the highest at 56.9.
Nick KirbyHOST
Tony Santillan had a sneaky terrible year.
Nick KirbyHOST
[laughs] Like, uh, I know Mike Hart, our, our guy, uh, made a little, uh, short for Chatterbox Sports, uh, going through the Reds' best players in terms of, uh, Baseball-Reference's version of wins over replacement, and their worst.
Nick KirbyHOST
And Tony Santillan was at -0.9.
Nick KirbyHOST
I think he was the third worst.
Kyle MorrisonHOST
The 2004 Boston Red Sox, who I have heard described as a Moneyball team, were hardly that.
Kyle MorrisonHOST
They had an overall team payroll of 127.3 million, source Baseball Reference, second highest to only the New York Yankees with astronomical player salaries including David 'Big Papi' Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Pedro Martinez, Curt Schilling, and Gianni Damon.
Kyle MorrisonHOST
Speaking of high payrolls, as per one of the comments on the last episode insofar as the A's becoming a top payroll team under the ownership of John Fisher, all I could say is I will have to see it to believe it.
Kyle MorrisonHOST
The opportunity is there with the move to Vegas to attempt to move in the direction of building a sustainable winning franchise, but nothing I have seen out of Fisher's ownership tenure to this point leads me to believe that will be the case.
John KincadeHOST
No, you can't stand him.
Matt ChernoffHOST
Go look at his Baseball Reference page.
Matt ChernoffHOST
He's not a Major League caliber player anymore, but yet in the postseason, he seems to come through all the time, and he hit a 2-2 changeup.
Matt ChernoffHOST
I mean, he crushed it for a 2-0 Dodger lead.
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