Jeff Brantley
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Oct 22, 2026
PERFECT FIT: Cincinnati Reds Must HIRE Carl Willis to FIX Pitching
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9:17Jeff CarrHOST
It's interesting, too, because the Reds, these last few years, I think you've probably heard this, but in case you haven't, the Reds have been more of a stuff-over-command team.
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9:26Jeff CarrHOST
And I was curious to see, I actually talked with our friends, Justin and Jeff over at lockdown guardians, by the way, lockdown guardians, great daily coverage, just like lockdown reds talking about the Cleveland guardians.
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9:37Jeff CarrHOST
But I talked about their talked about what Cleveland's philosophy is with their pitching staff.
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9:42Jeff CarrHOST
And they said that their stuff over command too.
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10:42Jeff CarrHOST
We need to get strike one, strike one, strike one.
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10:45Jeff CarrHOST
They've got to focus on strike one.
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10:46Jeff CarrHOST
Chris Welsh, Sam LeCure, Jeff Brantley all preached it to no end.
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10:52Jeff CarrHOST
The Reds were not very good at that.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 4, October 28, 1989
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72:12Al MichaelsHOST
it's 3-1.
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72:15Al MichaelsHOST
Jeff Brantley throwing in the bullpen because Craig, among other things, has to look ahead in this inning.
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72:21Al MichaelsHOST
Kennedy is the number six hitter.
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72:24Al MichaelsHOST
Then Litton, then Nixon, then the pitcher's spot.
1 HR 5 MINS LATER
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137:12Tim McCarverPANELIST
The right foot would have been there clearly in time.
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137:15Tim McCarverPANELIST
Had he had that straight-in slide, but nonetheless a spectacular play by Tony Phillips.
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137:20Al MichaelsHOST
Here's Henderson with Jeff Brantley, the new pitcher, in the count of 1-0.
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137:23Al MichaelsHOST
Speaking of Tony Phillips, might as well pick up a couple of notes from last night.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 3, October 27, 1989
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113:24Tim McCarverSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Good point.
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113:37Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jeff Brantley gets up in the Giants pen as Craig looks ahead.
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113:41Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Williams is hitting the sixth spot.
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113:43Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Kennedy is on deck.
23 MINS LATER
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136:54speaker_16UNKNOWN
And why should heartburn take the fun out of the game? Relief.
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136:58speaker_16UNKNOWN
You know how to spell it.
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137:01Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jeff Brantley comes in to pitch, and the first man he faces is Terry Steinbach.
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137:08Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Brantley will hit in the number eight spot, and as we had suggested, Candy Maldonado comes into the game in a double switch in right field, batting ninth, which means Maldonado, and there he is, taking Sheridan's spot in the outfield, will lead off in the bottom of the fifth inning.
1989 09 13 Reds at Giants
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28:09Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
His, his left knee did not bend as it normally does, and he actually straightened it out at the end because he couldn't put any more pressure on it.
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28:19Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, we're gonna get Jeff Brantley coming in, and he will get as much time as he needs to warm up.
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28:29Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And there you see Roger Craig probably telling him to make sure you take your time and get completely loose out here because it's a cool evening, or I should say cold, and a little windy out here, so you want to make sure that you're completely loose before you start throwing.
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28:45Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But, you know, as usual, the Giants have been able to fight through all the adversity they've had so far this year, and I'm sure he'll, someone else will pick up the slack if Donnie's out for a long period of time.
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29:27Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Is it as effective as his other one?
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29:29Duane KuiperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, those things, you know, anytime you're involved where you have to use your legs as much as a pitcher does, you know, you're always, always in a position where if they bother you, if you've had injuries before, you know, those things can come back and, and haunt you.
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29:48Duane KuiperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And in this case, for the Giants, leading two to nothing, have to go into their bullpen in the second inning in the hopes that Jeff Brantley can go four or five strong innings, and then you get another guy in there.
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30:03Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, we were talking about Will Clark in the batting race.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 4, October 28, 1989
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76:08Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[bat cracks] And it's 3-1.
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76:14Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jeff Brantley throwing in the bullpen because Craig, among other things, has to look ahead in this inning.
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76:20Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Kennedy is the number six hitter, then Litton, then Nixon, then the pitcher's spot.
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76:26Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[bat cracks] Little bouncer to the right side, and McGuire is right there to glove it, step on the bag, and down to second goes Williams, and that one was very much according to Hoyle.
1 HR 4 MINS LATER
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141:03Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Another look on the bang bang play at second, just in time, because of the hook slide by Nixon
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141:11speaker_76UNKNOWN
Yeah, the right foot would've been there clearly in time, had he had that straight in slide, but nonetheless, a spectacular play by Tony Phillips
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141:20Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here's Henderson with Jeff Brantley, the new pitcher, and the count one and oh.
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141:23Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Speaking of Tony Phillips, might as well pick up a couple of notes from last night.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 3, October 27, 1989
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106:18Al MichaelsHOST
Williams not biting, 1 and 2.
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106:22Al MichaelsHOST
Jeff Brantley gets up in the Giants' pen as Craig looks ahead.
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106:26Al MichaelsHOST
Williams hitting in the sixth spot.
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106:28Al MichaelsHOST
Kennedy is on deck.
25 MINS LATER
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131:59Al MichaelsHOST
[crowd cheering] Now back live, that's in for a strike, and the count one and one.
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132:11Jim PalmerPANELIST
Well, Mick Bell, well, Taggy O' thought he started his wind up, but he started all and stopped.
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132:17Jim PalmerPANELIST
Of course, Jeff Brantley will tell you, "I stepped off before I broke my hands or I stopped my wind up." Does put a runner in scoring position.
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132:25Jim PalmerPANELIST
[crowd cheering]
1989 World Series Game 3
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87:29Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Williams not biting, one and two.
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87:34Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jeff Brantley gets up in the Giants pen as Craig looks ahead.
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87:38Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Williams hitting in the sixth spot.
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87:40Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Kennedy is on deck.
19 MINS LATER
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106:32Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We've had five.
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106:33Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here comes Brantley, and back we come to Candlestick Park after this.
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106:37Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[upbeat music] Jeff Brantley comes in to pitch, and the first man he faces is Terry Steinbach.
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106:53Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Brantley will hit in the number eight spot, and as we had suggested, Candy Maldonado comes into the game in a double switch in right field batting ninth, which means Maldonado, and there he is, taking Sheridan's spot in the outfield, will lead off in the bottom of the fifth inning.
UNLOADING: Cincinnati Reds START Offseason by PARTING Ways With TJ Friedl, Will Benson
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24:29Steven OffenbakerHOST
On the TV side I think the play-by-play is great.
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24:31Steven OffenbakerHOST
But I'll tell you where the Reds really just have an above average group and that is in the, the analysis from both Cowboy Jeff Brantley and from the o- [laughs] the crafty lefty himself, Chris Welsh.
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24:46Steven OffenbakerHOST
Both of those guys are tremendous at their jobs and they're, they're pretty interchangeable.
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24:52Steven OffenbakerHOST
Cowboy on the radio or on TV, Chris Welsh on the radio or on TV.
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24:57Steven OffenbakerHOST
These guys They're absolutely amazing.
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25:00Steven OffenbakerHOST
Chris is another guy that's been just tremendously generous.
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26:52Steven OffenbakerHOST
That camera swinging around the third base side really gave a much better view of that right field corner on, where on the TV broadcast, sometimes you'd miss the play, what was going on down there in that corner, 'cause the, the camera angle just couldn't quite get it done.
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27:07Steven OffenbakerHOST
So I like what Major League Baseball did with that, with that programming.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 4, October 28, 1989
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72:12Al MichaelsHOST
And it's 3-1.
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72:15Al MichaelsHOST
Jeff Brantley throwing in the bullpen because Craig, among other things, has to look ahead in this inning.
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72:21Al MichaelsHOST
Kennedy is the number six hitter, then Litton, then Nixon, then the pitcher's spot.
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72:27Al MichaelsHOST
[crowd cheering] Little bouncer to the right side, and McGuire is right there to glove it, step on the bag, and down to second goes Williams, and that one was very much according to Hoyle.
1 HR 5 MINS LATER
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137:10speaker_74UNKNOWN
See, the right foot would've been there clearly in time had he had that straight-in slide.
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137:17speaker_74UNKNOWN
But nonetheless, a spectacular play by Tony Phillips
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137:20Al MichaelsHOST
Here's Henderson with Jeff Brantley, the new pitcher, and the count one and oh.
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137:24Al MichaelsHOST
Speaking of Tony Phillips, might as well pick up a couple of notes from last night.
10/1/26 Full Show
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39:23Mike SchoppHOST
That's Everton.
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39:24Mike SchoppHOST
That's what I should do, just root for the Reds, and never know who's on the team, and never wanna watch a game, and being mad at Jeff Brantley.
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39:32Mike SchoppHOST
That's, that's what I should do, you know, because he's always telling you the thing that they would've said 30 years ago.
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39:40Mike SchoppHOST
Is he on their broadcasts? Yeah.
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