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Luis L. Ortiz

Luis L. Ortiz

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Sep 30, 2026

Terry PlutoGUEST
17:23
was when they traded Andres Jimenez to Toronto as a three-way deal, and they got Ortiz.
Terry PlutoGUEST
17:31
Of course, Luis Ortiz, he and Emmanuel Clase basically are doing their own baseball law and order right now.
Terry PlutoGUEST
17:39
But when you look at what...
Terry PlutoGUEST
17:43
Jimenez is doing or did with Toronto.
Joe NogaHOST
32:42
A couple of things that stand out to me in the evolution of Stephen Vogt over these past three seasons is there's a consistent theme of overcoming some sort of adversity during the season.
Joe NogaHOST
32:55
Last year, obviously, well-documented with the Emmanuel Classe, Luis Ortiz, ordeal that the team had to sort of and that sort of helped him unify the team.
Joe NogaHOST
33:06
You know, everybody sort of had a common purpose, a common goal, and they they ran down the Tigers and won the division there.
Joe NogaHOST
33:13
This year, it was the injuries that they had to overcome in June, you know, sticking together, staying afloat for five weeks until they got their main guys back and then making the adjustments after the trade deadline to what the new lineup looked like.
AnthonyAUDIENCE
31:31
And Golden Hammer, you were chopping it up about, you know, Clase.
AnthonyAUDIENCE
31:36
Let's not forget that we also lost an uprising of Luis Ortiz.
AnthonyAUDIENCE
31:42
I mean, he, last time that we saw him, he was pretty much low-key deal, especially with our pitching development and him being on the upswing with that.
AnthonyAUDIENCE
31:51
But we, I feel like we replaced him with a great Foster Griffin.
Jeremy WolfHOST
61:31
I have thoughts.
Jeremy WolfHOST
61:32
Emmanuel Clase, all-star closer for the Guardians, and his teammate Luis Ortiz last year both were charged federal wire fraud over an alleged illegal gambling scheme.
Jeremy WolfHOST
61:41
Charged, alleged, not convicted.
Jeremy WolfHOST
61:44
This week, new filings from federal prosecutors in New York laid out for the first time the specifics of what they claim happened.
Jeremy WolfHOST
61:51
Per Front Office Sports, federal prosecutors say Guardians pitcher Emmanuel Clase rigged eighteen pitches for gambling purposes across three seasons, including one pitch in the twenty twenty-four playoffs.
Jeremy WolfHOST
62:00
Clase and teammate Luis Ortiz were charged last year with wire fraud over the alleged roles.
Jeremy WolfHOST
62:05
These are allegations in a federal filing.
Jeremy WolfHOST
62:07
The case has not been decided yet.
Gary MorganHOST
13:25
Yeah.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
13:25
So there's, there's a lot of talent on that r- Uh, Luis Ortiz spent some time on that team.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
13:30
Um, Adrian Florincio, he was like the f- uh, minor league pitcher of the year that year.
Anthony MurphyGUEST
13:35
Um, so that was a very talented, uh, roster there.
Brian BergerHOST
11:18
The New York Times reported that late Thursday evening, the U.S. Department of Justice has launched a probe into the Clippers and Steve Ballmer.
Brian BergerHOST
11:27
The investigation is in a preliminary stage, but it's being led by Eastern District of New York, the same district overseeing the gambling and poker scandals that have gotten Terry Rozier and Kelsey Billups, as well as Guardian pitchers Emanuel Closset and Luis Ortiz in a lot of trouble.
Brian BergerHOST
11:50
If you're Steve Ballmer, you don't want that.
Brian BergerHOST
11:54
You don't want the feds looking at things because now they have subpoena power that the NBA doesn't have.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
85:24
Agreed.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
85:25
Next in the chopping block, a little update on Emmanuel Classe and Luis Ortiz.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
85:30
We talked about them on the show quite a while ago now.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
85:32
It probably was big enough that we talked about it on both shows, but I remember it specifically being on the Thursday show.
Jake MintzHOST
50:29
Missed it by surrounding air.
Jake MintzHOST
50:31
Um, I said that Luis Ortiz of the Cleveland Guardians would return [laughs] from his gambling investigation and appear in a game.
Jake MintzHOST
50:42
But nope.
Jordan ShustermanHOST
50:44
I think, if I recall, the premise here was somehow it will be very quickly confirmed that it was all Clase's fault, and [laughs] Ortiz would for some reason-
NeilHOST
8:57
Yeah, no, that's entirely fair.
NeilHOST
8:59
I mean, it's I've always I've kind of dubbed it the Luis Ortiz role before he became a starter.
NeilHOST
9:04
But I really like having a guy who can come in for those two innings or so steady a ship, whether that be an opener for someone or in that fifth or sixth inning, fourth or fifth inning.
NeilHOST
9:14
And so I really enjoyed him being on this team because he does fill a niche role that I think the Pirates have found a lot of success with over the last couple of years.
Anthony DiNardoHOST
27:58
The Pirates have done it.
Anthony DiNardoHOST
27:59
They've done it way back with Oviedo, with Luis Ortiz, right? Then it was Carmen.
Anthony DiNardoHOST
28:08
You had these pitchers that would come up and they would give them two to three multiple innings and There's great value in that, and they were successful in those roles.
Anthony DiNardoHOST
28:19
So, I mean, with the Pirates and the pitching, the young staff and stuff, there's a lot of value in this multi-inning reliever, and that was what you thought karma was going to be, and it really wasn't this year, at least to the level and in the way that it should have been.

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