Juan Pierre
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Oct 6, 2026
Rob ParkerHOST
CeCe Sabathia wore his hat.
Rob ParkerHOST
Juan Pierre.
Rob ParkerHOST
Who was the other one? Dontrell.
Rob ParkerHOST
Dontrell, Fernando Rodney.
Riley HaltomPANELIST
On this day in 1980, Oakland A's Ricky Henderson set the American League stolen base record with his 97th steal, passing Ty Cobb's record of 96 set in 1915.
Riley HaltomPANELIST
The best speedster in recent memory, start bench cut Dee Gordon, Billy Hamilton, or Juan Pierre.
Eric CainHOST
And I know there's some guys that have stolen more, but these guys did it for their careers.
Tyler IvensHOST
Yeah.
Tyler IvensHOST
There you go.
Tyler IvensHOST
I'm going to start JP.
Tyler IvensHOST
I'll start Juan Pierre.
Tyler IvensHOST
Him with Luis Castillo at the top of that Marlins lineup 1-2 was phenomenal.
KyleHOST
with a very good roster and like net negatives everywhere else it's like the head coach is a drag i you know travis we're giving travis shit here because you know he was a jalen hurts he was the jalen hurts proponent um but i mean travis is also travis is not really has it has accepted what i had been trying to say about him quite a while ago at the same time justin herbert's not exactly covering himself with glory so that debate looks really hilarious i
TravisHOST
we're going right back to Juan Pierre versus Adam Dunn here with Herbert versus Hertz they're both going to be crap at the same time and we're going to be like what the hell great episode the example
ErikGUEST
that you know the whole thing is framed through oh which one of these two great quarterbacks would you want to build an offense around yeah Although the hard thing about the Eagles is like they did the hard thing first.
ErikGUEST
They won a Super Bowl.
Frank StampflHOST
Yeah.
Scott WhiteHOST
He's, he's kinda Juan Pierre, like- Okay, so it was 45 with 20 steals this year versus 46 last year-
Frank StampflHOST
Mm-hmm
Scott WhiteHOST
... and it was about 50 in 2024 and 2023.
Tim BrownHOST
That's a baseball stat for sure.
Jack BrownHOST
The most hits without a home run since Juan Pierre did it in 2007.
Jack BrownHOST
196 hits, no homers.
Jack BrownHOST
What a weird...
Ethan EibeHOST
Dee Gordon 2015.
Ethan EibeHOST
He's the third Marlin to lead the national league in hits as well juan pierre did so in 2004 and 2005. joe mack's emergence to this organization is amazing to see 23 years old you've got a franchise catcher folks definition of an extension candidate please don't let that window fall by the wayside let's get that going come on guys 26 caught ceilings surpasses william contreras's total from this year and gives him the caught stealing title for a guy who didn't debut until the month of may that's pretty good stuff there were some disappointments though obviously i don't think Kyle Stowers had an overall productive year, but it wasn't the year that he wanted.
Ethan EibeHOST
You know, he dealt with a lot of injuries definitely earlier in the year, mid-season, oblique, hamstring things came up with him.
Ethan EibeHOST
Jacob Marcy didn't have the ideal season.
Joey ChristopoulosHOST
Mm-hmm.
Justin RomanHOST
Like, we grew up loving guys like Ricky Henderson or Juan Pierre, whatever.
Justin RomanHOST
Why? 'Cause they're fast and they steal bases.
Justin RomanHOST
This guy can do both of them.
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Billy RutledgeHOST
Juan Pierre, who spent 14 years as an MLB outfielder.
Billy RutledgeHOST
Not impressed.
Billy RutledgeHOST
No. Luis Gonzalez, who was a famous Arizona Diamondback back in the day.
DougHOST
I put down Todd Helton at 67.
DougHOST
I put Juan Pierre at 74.
RayHOST
No, neither one is correct.
RayHOST
Answer is Willie Tavares at 68.
AlexHOST
That's a lot.
AlexHOST
That is a lot.
AlexHOST
I thought Juan Pierre, because Juan Pierre was a base-stealing fiend.
AlexHOST
I thought he played a few years in Colorado.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
I've grown up in a pro player stadium.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
Then Juan Pierre was my guy growing up.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
So it was pretty cool when I got traded to the Marlins.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
They set up a whole, you know, meet and greet.
46 MINS LATER
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
Kid, Marlins won the World Series.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
Like, I don't think you guys understand how big of a Marlins fan I was.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
Seeing your favorite player, Juan Pierre, Don Trell, Mike Lowe, you know, Pudge, Miguel Cabrera, like all those guys that I watched on a day-to-day basis, Jeff Conine.
Lewis BrinsonGUEST
Winter World Series.
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