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Jason Heyward

Jason Heyward

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Nov 2, 2026

Sam OlburHOST
8:30
But ultimately, all's well that ends well.
Sam OlburHOST
8:32
And Jason Hayward, who's going to turn it around in this contract.
Sam OlburHOST
8:36
This is going to be his turnaround.
Sam OlburHOST
8:37
I
Brian EufingerGUEST
51:00
Wait, because what if Molly takes the test three times and all of her scores are the best on the third time? Admissions officers are only human.
Brian EufingerGUEST
51:07
Isn't it cool? Like, do I still ever, was it Jason Hayward, the Braves player? I don't even like baseball.
Brian EufingerGUEST
51:13
Do I still remember his first at bat ever? Boom, home run.
Brian EufingerGUEST
51:16
Like, it's kind of cool.
Nicho FernandezHOST
28:56
I'll just go stock and say Bragdon.
Dylan CampioneHOST
29:02
Jason Hayward at $180 million.
Dylan CampioneHOST
29:05
So you're expecting the Cubs to at least double that with the Tarik signing.
Dylan CampioneHOST
29:09
I don't think that's going to happen.
Tyler AkiPANELIST
10:44
Go ahead, say it.
Tyler AkiPANELIST
10:45
Jason Hayward.
Tyler AkiPANELIST
10:46
And I don't think it...
Tyler AkiPANELIST
10:47
Like the production-wise is different.
Drake TollHOST
9:32
And in, what, year eight or nine right now in Milwaukee, you could feel this World Series had a lot on him.
Drake TollHOST
9:40
It reminded me of – was it – Hayward for the Cubs in 2016 they gave the speech during the rain delay game seven against the Cleveland Indians at the time Hayward walks in there gives this massive rallying cry and like I think he had one hit all postseason but it was just this moment and Christian Yelich fit the moment post game last night when he was asked about one of the most legendary members of not just the broadcast realm but the entertainment realm Bob Euchre the voice the Milwaukee Brewers Yelich Talking Euchre after the Brewers win the World Series is incredibly cool.
Drake TollHOST
10:13
Roll tape.
Christian YelichSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:14
Man, he's smiling.
Christian YelichSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:32
Christian, congratulations.
Christian YelichSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:33
Thank you.
Pete SousaHOST
10:34
It was Jason Hayward, by the way.
Pete SousaHOST
10:36
Good call.
Jason GoffHOST
18:30
Sometimes you make a big swing, a big move that you know you're going to have to pay for in the end, and you say, hey, it was worth it.
Jason GoffHOST
18:36
A la Jason Hayward.
Jason GoffHOST
18:38
Jason Hayward had one of the greatest runs heading into a free agency offseason as a young player.
Jason GoffHOST
18:46
from the St. Louis Cardinals.
Jason GoffHOST
18:47
He's 26, something like that.
Blake CowellGUEST
28:40
You know, we went out and added some other pieces as well, which, you know, I think were marginal moves, but again, you all inside of a big free agent and deferred a lot of that money.
Blake CowellGUEST
28:48
Like that was the first time the Cubs deferred money really since Jason Hayward and John Lester.
speaker_2NARRATOR
28:53
Right.
Blake CowellGUEST
28:53
So for Tom Ricketts to do that, at least in my head said to me like, okay, like he's, he's willing to play ball and he's willing to go out and make the team better and you know, unfortunately the rest of the team didn't pull through, but you know, if, if, if the, if the CBA gets figured out and it kind of all works out and they don't really miss any games, then, then maybe I can be pulled a little more optimism back.
David RossHOST
39:03
And I feel like I always did that with those guys when I was playing.
David RossHOST
39:07
So it was easy to, I could ask Anthony, like, hey, did I fuck that up? Did I, I could ask Jason Hayward, like, what do you got in this situation? You know, I could ask all the guys kind of their takes and they would give me real honest feedback because I wanted the best for them.
David RossHOST
39:19
And I think they wanted the best for me and we all were trying to win.
Anthony RizzoHOST
39:22
Yeah, no doubt.
David RossHOST
38:49
So every, everybody made a story about like, how are you going to discipline or be hard or, or have tough conversation with these guys? It was like, I did that as a player.
David RossHOST
38:57
I was, I, you know, you, you, speak honesty and love and I feel like I always did that with those guys when I was playing so it was easy to I could ask Anthony like hey did I fuck that up did I I could ask Jason Hayward like what do you got in this situation you know I could ask all the guys kind of their takes and they would give me real honest feedback because I wanted the best for them and I think they wanted the best for me and we all were trying to win
Anthony RizzoHOST
39:19
Yeah, no doubt.
Anthony RizzoHOST
39:20
It was definitely a different transition as a player, you as a manager, because you're the manager.
Sarah SpainGUEST
33:51
And this character, this idea of this old man.
Sarah SpainGUEST
33:54
And then Jason Hayward used his giant salary to get Rossi and his family a suite at every hotel for every road trip for the whole season.
Sarah SpainGUEST
34:03
Told them before the season started, I got you, I'm going to cover it.
Sarah SpainGUEST
34:05
So you're upgraded for every single, because it's your final season and you've earned it as a vet.

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Sarah SpainGUEST
51:28
Thankfully, they didn't do it.
Sarah SpainGUEST
51:29
They have the rain delay.
Sarah SpainGUEST
51:31
By all accounts, Jason Hayward, who's not a big talker, gives the most rousing speech in the history of speeches.
Sarah SpainGUEST
51:37
Chapman's in a room crying by himself and they have to tell him to come in and join the team and say, listen, you've picked us up all year long.

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