Borscht

I think it [laughs] I think it's more mental than anything else.

So her stepfather used to make this beet soup-

Yeah

... once a year.

Yeah.

And she was getting, she was getting along, and she was getting pretty old.

She must've been 13, 14 or so, and she'd had just about enough of step-daddy and his beet soup.

So he's making a pot of it, and he looked at her and says, "Hey, get ready for tonight.

Дай мне поесть вот этого вот красного.

Борща, наверное, захотел, - сказал он Иакову.

Я совсем без сил.

В обмен на первородство, ответил ему Иаков.

We had a lot of jars of it.

I've never had pre-made borscht.

Borscht is something I've only ever had from scratch.

I would

love to have a jar of borscht.

I'm big soup head in the fall.

I'm a stew guy.

Well, Borscht is kind of a stew.

They both saw it.

It wasn't a matter of losing the ball, and it really puts Borscht in a tough jam.

Yeah, that's the main part of this.

Borscht in a tough jam and easy out.

He should not have given the air to Templeton, I'll tell you that right now.

That ball was 100 feet, 150 feet into left field.

He is a pull hitter, but he's learned in, uh, about a year and a half up here in the big leagues that when he gets two strikes, sometimes he has to go the other way, and we've seen him do it on occasion.

But until he gets two strikes, he likes to rip at that baseball.