Jim Duquette
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Sep 30, 2026
Jensen LewisHOST
Elimination day number one in the major league postseason after a scintillating day yesterday.
Dave RossHOST
In the next hour, we're going to have the Duke, Jim Duquette, join us here to talk more Major League Baseball.
Dave RossHOST
Adam Burke, our managing editor, see what he likes in the docket.
Dave RossHOST
And, of course, our Wednesdays with Wes, Wes Reynolds, all straight ahead right here on this Wednesday edition.
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You're tuned in to Beeson by the Books right here on Beeson.
Dave RossHOST
What a power hour we have set for you here on this Wednesday edition of Eason by the Books.
Dave RossHOST
We're going to have the Duke Jim Duquette join the program in the next hour, talking all things Major League Baseball.
Dave RossHOST
Touch upon that as well with Adam Burke, our managing editor here at the network, and also with the great Wes Reynolds.
Dave RossHOST
I might ask for an over-under, as I'd like to do here, with the prospect of four series being completed today.
Dave RossHOST
But right now, let's go to a former Major League Baseball GM, Jim Duquette.
Dave RossHOST
Always great to have the Duke here on the program.
Dave RossHOST
Does a great job in SiriusXM's Major League Baseball Network radio.
11 MINS LATER
Dave RossHOST
We'll be right back.
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You're tuned in to Beeson by the Books right here on Beeson.
Dave RossHOST
Great having Jim Duquette on in the last segment.
Dave RossHOST
Again, please like, subscribe, Beeson by the Books podcast.
Dave RossHOST
JVT is going to join us a little bit later on this hour to help us get through some of those conversations.
Dave RossHOST
Jim Duquette is going to be back in the program.
Dave RossHOST
The Duke talk all things Major League Baseball with those four elimination games today.
Dave RossHOST
Adam Burke, our managing editor, will be on the program as well.
John LundHOST
And I loved, by the way, what they did last night.
John LundHOST
They had Mark Grant, the former Giant, now long time with the Padres and Padres broadcaster, and they had Jim Duquette, who's a Cubs broadcaster, and they had great insight in the, uh, Dave calling the game.
John LundHOST
That's the way to do it.
John LundHOST
I know that peop- you know, you want your Smoltz or whomever you want on the national level, uh, next to Joe Davis, but I, I think that was the way to do it because then they both know the teams intricately.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
That was Steve Phillips' last year.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
Jim Duquette, now SNY contributor, took over for him midway through the season.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
They started to trade guys... around July and they traded Robbie Alomar.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
They traded Jeremy Burnett's.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
They eventually call up David Wright.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
They were kind of in a race.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
And then Jim Duquette overreacted and traded his top two prospects for Victor Zambrano and Chris Benson.
Andrew ClaudioHOST
But I remember going into the 2003-2004 offseason.
Ken LairdHOST
I almost asked Chad Tracy about it because Jack McKeon is the only interim manager to go on to win a World Series.
Ken LairdHOST
There have been several that have gone on to success, including Chad's father, Jim, but only Jack McKeon.
Ken LairdHOST
Brought home the ring.
Rob BradfordHOST
And
Josh BurnsHOST
Generally speaking, it was positive, but after 2020, they went into a bit of a cold spell with some down years in 21 and 22, before somewhat rebounding in 23, and now... entering the era that we're in now of Twins baseball in which they are trying to kind of find themselves and pick up the pieces and build towards the future.
Josh BurnsHOST
Now, I thought Jim Duquette had a really interesting take and perspective on this because obviously he's working for SMY, he's a former general manager, and he provided his take on how Derek Falvey can fit into the Mets front office.
Josh BurnsHOST
This is what he had to say, quote, He was a president of baseball operations where we ran it all.
Josh BurnsHOST
He was the assistant general manager for the Indians when they went to the World Series in 2016.
Evan RobertsHOST
Because you always want to be open-minded in terms of who you want to bring in for this job.
Evan RobertsHOST
Jim Duquette made the point that you can pick people's brains to kind of get their perspective on the Mets.
Evan RobertsHOST
I mean, sure.
Evan RobertsHOST
They may have done that.
Sean ManaeaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's kind of crazy.
Ryan RipkenHOST
And still, everyone I've asked about this, I talked to Jim Duquette.
Ryan RipkenHOST
He covers there with the Mets, with SNY.
Ryan RipkenHOST
And he was at the game last night.
Kevin BarkerHOST
Hey.
Jeff BlairHOST
Uh, Jim Duquette is the former general manager of the Orioles and Mets.
Jeff BlairHOST
He is a host on MLB Network Radio.
Jeff BlairHOST
He's one of our favorites-
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Jim DuquetteGUEST
See you.
Jeff BlairHOST
Take care.
Jeff BlairHOST
Jim Duquette, MLB Network Radio host, former Orioles and Mets general manager.
Jeff BlairHOST
Interesting thoughts on, on the National League.
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