Lou Brown

Who do you want to be the human? Part of me says...

Like, obviously, Lou Brown is an obvious one.

That was my first thought.

Or do you go, what's her name, the owner of the Indians? That was my second thought, Lynn Phelps.

villain.

She's such a judge.

I feel like Lou Brown has got to be Rolf.

uh yeah i would give you i would give you ralph that's that just feels like a solid you know or a fozzie

Lindros.

And I want to thank all three of you, Nick, Bill, and Ricky, for liking my tweet today that I sent you guys of Lou Brown in the Flyers jersey.

Let's go Flyers.

Play the horn.

Let's hit the horn.

That was actually fantastic for Lou Brown.

Now, people don't know who Lou Brown is.

He's the manager in Major League, the movie.

So it's a really important one, I think, for the coaching staff and for Aaron Glenn in particular, because it's just adding that next layer on top of this season by saying, I've now got another marquee win to add to my resume, and this one would be the best one thus far.

See, I was about to quote Lou Brown, the manager from the movie Major League, which by this point is a pretty old movie where he said, and I paraphrase, we win this one, that's two in a row.

Then we win next week.

That's called a winning streak.

I'm surprised it took this long for the Wolverines to make a quarterback switch.

As manager Lou Brown would say, you can go get him now.

That's what he said after he plugged that batter.

So that's exactly what he does.

But he was right in saying what he said and doing what he did and making him a captain and bringing that team together.

You know, it, it's-- a-and when I heard that, and I hate to use the Major League analogy, but remember when they got the little poster of the owner of the team in Major League, and they were gonna peel all of her clothes off with each win, you know? And, you know, Lou Brown said, "We need something to bring it all together," right? I think the whole captain thing going into the postseason was what they did to put the team and bring the team together to bring it all together.

Like last night, watching Jake Bowers get the MVP of the series, and you didn't see guys kind of like, you know, just kind of like, "Hey, you know, way to go." You saw them, like, legitimately happy for him.

Like chanting his name up there on the podium.

That was the third of a three-game winning streak.

So to quote Lou Brown from Major League II, another movie reference that Jason will understand, it has-

If you're talking a Major League movie, I've always said that

... there's more than two of them, so that's not good.

They have a manager out of a Hollywood script.

You're telling me you wouldn't run through a brick wall for Pat Murphy, a.k.a. Lou Brown from Major League? It's a heater.

It's fun baseball.

It's a great team to watch.