Brian Anderson

Y- you-- again, like there's never gonna be a, a great time necessarily to be, to have these guys in these games when you're trying to work things out and, and obviously right now it's not really a velocity thing.

It's real- I mean b- uh, Brian Anderson on Brewers TV sorta pointed it out.

It's really, it, it really has nothing to do with the velocity.

It has s- s- more to do with just the confidence a little bit kind of lagging a little bit for Kyle Harrison, man.

But it's, um, it's unfortunate for-- Man, it's really, it's tough to watch for Kyle Harrison 'cause it's, it looks like a confidence, like a confidence/mental block right now for him.

It-- the velocity's there.

Brian Anderson said the arm looked lively on the television broadcast.

He hit 98, so it's not a velo issue with Kyle Harrison.

And you've been an analyst on Braves radio and television for nine years, I think.

You've also worked for TBS, and you'll be calling the American League playoffs next month alongside Brian Anderson.

And you have your own podcast, Pure Athlete, which is centered on youth sports.

And I want to talk to you about that a little bit.

Yeah, I think first off, look, I put the until someone shows me they're going to beat the Dodgers in October.

I got the Dodgers here, right? It just is what it is.

You know, me and Brian Anderson did that Dodgers Philly series last year.

And if you go back and watch, I mean, the Phillies from a pitching standpoint, they match them up.

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I did love on the broadcast, which I saw later on, on the, uh, on the old social media, Brian Anderson was like, "He's got a look in his eye.

Makes it seem like he kinda knows what's gonna happen when he goes up there.

Strolled up to the mound," mound, excuse me, "plate" [whistles] very confidently.