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Gio Gonzalez

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Oct 8, 2026

Justin HavensHOST
44:30
One hit, five walks, uh, to do that in the wild card era postseason outing.
Justin HavensHOST
44:34
Uh, Cristian Javier, Ian Anderson, Aníbal Sánchez, Gio González, Paul Abbott, and David Cone.
Justin HavensHOST
44:40
Cade Smith, he's the first pitcher on record to rack up five strikeouts in 20 or fewer pitches in a postseason outing.
Justin HavensHOST
44:48
Joe Adell, he's the first player in Cleveland franchise history to have a triple in, uh, consecutive postseason games, and he is the sixth player with a triple in consecutive games within a single postseason in the wild card era.
Justin HavensHOST
39:05
He ties, he's tied now with Jim Thome, David Ortiz, and Aaron Judge for 16th all-time.
Justin HavensHOST
39:11
Uh, Blake Snell is also the first pitcher with 12 or more walks over a three-start span in a postseason since Jake Arrieta did so in '16 to '17, and the only lefties in the NL to do that over a three-start span in the wild card era are Snell, Gio Gonzalez, Tom Glavine, and Al Leiter.
Justin HavensHOST
39:27
Um, and just kind of not really a nugs.
Justin HavensHOST
39:31
Well, sort of a nug, but if you combine what Ray Kerr and Didier Fuentes did in Game 2, six and a third, three hits, one run, one walk, seven strikeouts.
speaker_0HOST
35:17
...
speaker_0HOST
35:17
I don't, and I apologize for not knowing which year it was, but it was Dan Kolko interviewing Gio Gonzalez, and-
ErikaHOST
35:24
With Max standing behind them counting
speaker_0HOST
35:26
... and Max standing behind him, and I don't know who dared him or who encouraged this, or I don't know how it all went down.
speaker_0HOST
35:36
But somehow Dan Kolko, very professional Dan, we love Dan.
ErikaHOST
35:41
We love you, Dan.
speaker_0HOST
35:43
Very professionally is standing there trying to interview Gio Gonzalez, and he's asking him questions that any other reporter would've been asking any other player in spring training.
speaker_0HOST
35:54
And Gio, having been encouraged by others, is trying to answer these questions, but he's inserting the word meow in, like, every other word or every two words or whatever.
Chris DeeleyHOST
8:55
He got no decision.
Chris DeeleyHOST
8:56
Gio Gonzalez, uh, comes in as the Nationals' starter.
Chris DeeleyHOST
9:01
He's got a 1.15 ERA over 31 and a third innings pitched.
Chris DeeleyHOST
9:06
Um, a, a quick thing to note about two of the guys who are currently, uh, the best, two of the best pitchers this season, uh, respectively Hammel and Gio Gonzalez, after the numbers I just read, their rest of season ERAs were 4.36 and 5.30.
Jack GallagherHOST
9:26
Yeah, yeah, things changed.
Jack GallagherHOST
9:27
[laughs]
Chris DeeleyHOST
9:27
This was a, this is a bad season for Gio Gonzalez.
Jack GallagherHOST
9:31
Yeah, and look, what we'll say about Gio Gonzalez, Gio Gonzalez is probably one of those names that probably scratches somewhere deep in baseball fans' brain because there was a period where he was very, very, very good, and it was particularly his, like, final season with the Oakland A's and most importantly, his first season at the Washington Nationals.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
21:03
They each did it six times.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
21:04
And then it's Gio Gonzalez for one year, Patrick Corbin for one year, and then Cade Cavalli this year.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
21:11
So Cavalli and Alvarez, and I'm not trying to say that Alvarez's season compares to Cavalli's because obviously Cade took it way beyond any of that.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
21:20
But in terms of At least throwing 100 innings, so you've been a starter for a good chunk of the season, maintaining a good, solid ERA under .350, and striking guys out at that rate.
Jeremy TachéHOST
11:05
He looks like a pirate.
GabeUNKNOWN
11:06
You got Gio Gonzalez.
Chris CodyHOST
11:09
Okay.
Chris CodyHOST
11:12
J.T. Realmuto.
Jeremy TachéHOST
12:32
[laughs]
Chris CodyHOST
12:33
I swear.
Chris CodyHOST
12:33
Gio Gonzalez-
Jeremy TachéHOST
12:34
Of course
David FeldmanPANELIST
46:46
Case jump, rookie pitcher, got off to a great start, was not good the last two months.
Johnny DoskowGUEST
46:50
Remember, Gio Gonzalez.
Johnny DoskowGUEST
46:51
Exactly.
Johnny DoskowGUEST
46:52
I do that.
Al GaldiHOST
19:37
The first of them was in April 2009, a five-year reported $45 million extension.
Al GaldiHOST
19:42
Gio Gonzalez signed a contract extension with the Nats, and that's got him in December 2011.
Al GaldiHOST
19:47
And then in January 2012, signed Gonzalez to a five-year reported $42 million contract extension.
Al GaldiHOST
19:54
And then nothing will ever top The shocking news of May 2016, the Nats signing starting pitcher Steven Strasburg to a contract extension.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
22:41
There are others who might fit that description.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
22:44
I want to go back real quick.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
22:45
I'm glad you mentioned Gio Gonzalez.
Mark ZuckermanHOST
22:46
I'd forgotten about that one.
Wade BatesHOST
14:34
Brenna Rhodes, the lone winner at No. 3 singles for the Golden Beavers.
Wade BatesHOST
14:38
Gio Gonzalez scored Beaverdam's only goal in boys soccer.
Wade BatesHOST
14:40
They fall to Watertown 4-1.
Wade BatesHOST
14:43
A couple of girls volleyball scores.

1 HR 9 MINS LATER

Wade BatesHOST
83:37
Brenna Rhodes at number three singles picked up the only Golden Beaver victory.
Wade BatesHOST
83:41
Boys soccer, Watertown has stopped Beaverdam 4-1.
Wade BatesHOST
83:45
Gio Gonzalez scored the Golden Beavers lone goal.
Wade BatesHOST
83:47
We didn't get any stats from Watertown.
Adam CopelandHOST
38:58
Jeremy Irons.
Adam CopelandHOST
38:59
Well, then Gio Gonzalez, the former A's lefty.
Adam CopelandHOST
39:02
Yeah.
Adam CopelandHOST
39:02
As you well remember.

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