Brian Giles

Lose, lose, lose, lose, lose is 100 games for the, you know, is the, is the Angels losing 100 games for the first time in franchise history while having the greatest center fielder in the history of baseball.

Lose, lose, lose, lose, lose is Ryan Klesko and Phil Nevin and, uh, Brian Giles combining for jack all in the mid-2000s.

Lose, lose, lose, lose is a lot of other things than what we've got.

Sure, could you make the argument that, um, other teams have spent le- a little bit less money and had better results? Yeah.

I was a kid watching this catcher who looked different from everybody else, and, and you remember that.

Brian Giles, fascinating one because he played on some horrible Pirates teams.

He was unbelievably good.

From 1999 until being traded during the 2003 season, Giles hit 308 with a 426 on-base percentage and a 591 slug.

He went to the All-Star Game in 2000 and 2001, and this is exactly what I mean about enjoying players even when the team isn't winning.

Pirates weren't good.

Brian Giles was.

And I enjoyed watching Brian Giles hit.

Big lefty.

Brian Giles.

Didn't those guys play for the Braves? A couple of them did.

I think there was a big trade.

He's a tough pitcher.

The area was located in Brian Giles, who runs the foul outside of Bruce Giles.

He's a very compact, just stocking kind of lefty hitter, and he has great fouls.

In the last three hours of the past year, 16 of them have done some good work in the state, but that's not going to play against righties.

So we're going to head in the air to let BWJ come in and make the question.

And there are two of them.

And down here is Brian Giles.

And another big trip.

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Some people I've heard referred to Giles as Gillace before.

What? But...

It's Giles.

Like Brian Giles.

I've only known it as Giles.

Man, remember Brian Giles? I do.

Not our buddy, but Chad Curtis.

Brian Giles.

Tony Fernandez, the star shortstop for the Blue Jays for years and years.

He's there this year.

Julio Franco is there at 38.

Oh, yeah.

Brian Giles will be a star when he gets to Pittsburgh.

Danny Graves, Marquise Grissom from the Expos.

Randy Johnson or Pedro,

right? Brian Giles.

Yeah, yeah.

Hey, you know what? I've hooked him up with a couple of Brian Giles heaters.

He's like – Brian Giles is just like every high school had a guy that looked like Brian Giles, like the jock.

It's just like every high school had a Brian Giles-looking guy or a Channing Tatum-looking guy.

But there's a – With me, it's like, okay, I don't have that depth, right? You know the stuff, you know they exist, but you don't have the tangible thing.

So you curate, for lack of a better term.