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Harry Doyle

Harry Doyle

Fictional character

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Oct 15, 2026

Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:09
But as I got to know him more and more every once in a while, he would he would.
Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:14
drop in some of those Harry Doyle lines, like in a regular, you know, you're sitting in the booth just chatting with him and he'd say something like, yeah,
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:21
he'll lead the league in nose hairs or
Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:23
whatever, you know, and he just, it was like a surreal moment when you're sitting in there with the guy who came up with all that stuff.
Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:35
He was, he was just a really naturally funny guy.
Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:38
But as I got to know him more and more, every once in a while he would, [laughs] he would drop in some of those Harry Doyle lines, like in a regular...
Dave FlemmingGUEST
6:46
You know, you're sitting in the booth just chatting with him, and every o- he'd say something like, "Yeah, you know, leads the league in nose hairs," or-
Todd HusakHOST
6:52
[laughs]
Jim RutledgeHOST
4:51
... ridiculous.
Jim RutledgeHOST
4:52
And on top of that, I'm rooting for, and I think it'd be a good omen for the Brewers if it's the Guardians, because Cleveland hasn't had a World Series in forever, but it would be the Harry Doyle/Bob Uecker World Series because- Yes ...
Jim RutledgeHOST
5:06
Harry Doyle called, uh, games fictionally for the real-life former Cleveland Indians, now the Cleveland Guardians.
Jim RutledgeHOST
5:13
And Cleveland's...
Jim RutledgeHOST
5:14
Look, man, they were up three-one to the Cubs, and they were up, I swear like three to one in the seventh inning against the Cubs in game seven in Cleveland, and they lost the game.
NateHOST
24:07
Oh, my goodness.
NateHOST
24:10
Harry Doyle played by? Forget his name.
NateHOST
24:16
I saw the blank look on your face.
NateHOST
24:22
Legend.
JohnHOST
44:25
I've saved so many Machado reactions.
JohnHOST
44:27
You know what my reaction was when he hit that? It was a little like Harry.
JohnHOST
44:30
Speaking of Bob Uecker, when Machado made contact with that I felt like Harry Doyle.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:33
Here's the pitch.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:35
Oh, shit.
Johnny BolinHOST
23:57
Bob Bucher in a major league.
Johnny BolinHOST
23:59
Funny game, hey, Monty? Harry Doyle.
Johnny BolinHOST
24:01
Funny game, hey, Monty? It's a weird game.
Eric ProfittHOST
24:05
Then we'll switch over to my division, the AL Central.
Marc MalusisHOST
14:59
Yeah, there, there's no doubt, and, uh, maybe, uh, we were talking about Winston before.
Marc MalusisHOST
15:02
The great line from Harry Doyle in that movie is...
Marc MalusisHOST
15:04
No, not Harry Doyle.
Marc MalusisHOST
15:05
Harry was the...
Marc MalusisHOST
15:06
Harry Doyle was, um, in Major League, but Harry in, uh, for Cole Trickle is, "You gotta drive straight through.
Marc MalusisHOST
15:11
Trust me-
Shaun O'HaraGUEST
15:12
Yeah
KyleHOST
61:32
Ricky Vaughn.
SteveHOST
61:33
Harry Doyle doing play-by-play.
SteveHOST
61:35
[laughs]
KyleHOST
61:36
I do think, and I've convinced myself, so I'm gonna need to revisit this come about May next year.
Brendan PorathHOST
60:35
But I just, I personally would feel terrible.
Brendan PorathHOST
60:38
But I guess it was Harry Doyle did it all.
Brendan PorathHOST
60:40
J- knocked it out of the sky into the glove.
Andy JohnsonHOST
60:42
Bob Uecker did it all.
Cloverleaf MallGUEST
7:37
Yeah, John Cox, that, that was a parody off of, uh, Major League, the, uh, baseball movie, the great baseball movie, 1985.
Cloverleaf MallGUEST
7:45
And John Cox, or the great voice of the Golden Eagles was, uh, Harry Doyle.
Bob GhettiHOST
7:50
Yes.
Cloverleaf MallGUEST
7:50
From, uh, Laverne & Shirley.

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