Jeff Francoeur
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Oct 17, 2026
Greg DienerHOST
Hmm.
Greg DienerHOST
Well, we gotta talk about the, uh, LCS announcers 'cause for the, uh, NLCS right now we got Joe Davis and John Smoltz for F- Fox and FS1, and for the ALCS, Cleveland and Tampa Bay, we got Brian Anderson, Ron Darling, and Jeff Francoeur.
Greg DienerHOST
But I gotta mention, as we're recording tonight, with the Dodgers possibly being swept, tickets after game three last night went down in half on StubHub to, like, $70.
Greg DienerHOST
[laughs]
Scott BraunHOST
There's Miz, there's Bryce Turang, Yelich, Chio, Luis Lara, and some other fun phrases, including a very viral one.
Scott BraunHOST
Go to foulterritoryshop.com. And coming up next, Frenchy, Jeff Francoeur, to talk about the ALCS.
Kiké HernándezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[upbeat music] They're playing unbelievable right now.
Kiké HernándezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Um, congrats to them.
Jeff FrancoeurHOST
Welcome back to Pure Athlete.
Jeff FrancoeurHOST
I am Jeff down here live in Tampa, and I got Britt and Brad back in studio.
Jeff FrancoeurHOST
Good morning, fellas.
Brad WilliamsHOST
Good morning.
Britt LeeHOST
We're doing good.
Britt LeeHOST
We're actually all in different places today, which is unusual, but, uh-
Brad WilliamsHOST
I'd rather be where Jeff is right now.
Britt LeeHOST
Yeah, well, we- Brad, we, we, we-
Craig CartonHOST
...
Craig CartonHOST
Peralta pitched against the Yanks, uh, last week, uh, listening to, uh, Jeff Francoeur talk about it.
Craig CartonHOST
I wa- I think it was Jeff.
Craig CartonHOST
And he's like, "As soon as Peralta got here, they immediately recognized a fix-
Jensen LewisHOST
At the timing that it happened, Bailey ends up getting Rasmussen.
Jensen LewisHOST
There was debate from the broadcast, and one of my favorite trios to have on any postseason game with Brian Anderson, Ron Darling, and Jeff Francoeur.
Jensen LewisHOST
They even kind of talked about it.
Jensen LewisHOST
I think B.A. even asked Ronnie, he said, hey, you comfortable with Rasmussen coming back? Didn't have a chance to answer because Patrick Bailey ambushes and ties the game there at two with the solo job in the seventh.
Joe NogaHOST
I found it interesting, um, uh, one of the, uh- ...
Joe NogaHOST
the commentators on the TBS broadcast last night, Ron Darling, uh, uh, it might've been Jeff Ra- it was, I think it was Jeff Francoeur, uh, who, um, mentioned, you know, "Hey, once Chase DeLaughter figures out how to hit the ball in the air, he's gonna be really good." And I, [laughs] I sat there shaking my head going, "Man, you must not have seen Chase DeLaughter this season.
Joe NogaHOST
He hit the ball in the air quite a bit." Uh, but it was the, it's the quality of contact that's more important than where he's hitting the ball.
Paul HoynesHOST
Yeah.
Drew BrannonHOST
It was an article actually talking about, uh, leadership, and several former professional athletes had been polled and asked to talk about what do they feel like was, like, the, the most important characteristic that they had seen in great leaders over the course of their career, which I think is a great question, right? Hey, you've been around all these leaders.
Drew BrannonHOST
If you had to really narrow it down and say, "Hey, this was the most influential, impactful trait or characteristic," uh, what would that be? And so in the article, one of the athletes that was quoted was former Major League Baseball player Jeff Francoeur.
Drew BrannonHOST
Um, if you're from the South like I am, you definitely remember his days of playing for the Braves.
Drew BrannonHOST
He actually grew up in the Atlanta area and was a, a dual sport phenom athlete, playing both football and baseball.
PaulHOST
I think the first two games Padres lost on just some bullshit.
PaulHOST
Like the home run rule, the tie France bomb that hit the beam.
PaulHOST
I understand it's a rule, but it doesn't mean it's a good rule.
PaulHOST
But I think at the minimum, it should just be a dead ball.
Chris McMonigleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I don't know what the answer is, but you can't keep banging your head against the wall with a group that never does it.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
And I love all the rhetoric before the game, and it was from Jeff Francoeur and Brian Anderson and the Yankees themselves.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
Jose Caballero is like a caged animal, finally let out.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
He went home for two, left two guys out and struck out.
speaker_24AUDIENCE
it.
speaker_24AUDIENCE
And I love all the rhetoric before the game, and it was from Jeff Francoeur and Brian Anderson and the Yankees themselves.
speaker_24AUDIENCE
Jose Caballero is like a caged animal, finally let out.
speaker_24AUDIENCE
He went home for two, left two guys out and struck out.
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