Eric Chavez

Welcome back to another edition of the EC3 Pod.

Chris Hamblin and Eric Chavez with you.

You know him because he won six straight gold gloves in a row.

Been a part of Major League Baseball for a very long time.

Listen, hey, well, let's make the, uh, transition up to Seattle, talk to Greg Bell, our good buddy.

G Bell and I might go on a, uh, a digression about Eric Chavez's work at third base.

Ooh, I'm here for it.

He and I, he and I covered the 2000-

Probably just want to keep as much status quo as you can, especially when you look at the end of 25 into 26.

You know, that spring training this past spring, you know, they had to get used to a new hitting philosophy, a new pitching philosophy with Eric Chavez gone, Jeremy Hefner gone, and the entire coaching staff besides Carlos Mendoza having either been let go or moving on for different opportunities, which I mean at the time didn't really make a ton of sense if you're going to keep the manager but put the blame on all of his assistant coaches.

I don't, that really doesn't add up.

But the Mets coaching staff for the most part going to stay together for most of next season.

Listen, hey, well, let's make the, uh, transition up to Seattle, talk to Greg Bell, our good buddy.

G Bell and I might go on a, a, a digression about Erick Chavez's work at third base.

Ooh, I'm here for it.

He and I, he and I covered the 2000-

Welcome back to another edition of the EC3 Pod.

He is Eric Chavez, six-time Gold Glover, spent time behind third base and in the batter's box hitting bombs.

He's with us tonight to talk a little Major League Baseball wild card playoffs.

I'm Chris Hamblin, did radio in Kansas City for a while, and this is the EC3.