Matt Williams
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Oct 15, 2026
Brewers One Win Away From SWEEPING Dodgers In NLCS!
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25:12Jake StorialeHOST
Okay, doll.
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25:13Jake StorialeHOST
Jason Worth, Matt Williams, shout out.
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25:15Jake StorialeHOST
Um, and four plate appearances of 11 pitches or more this season, uh, including the 12 pitches in game two that, um, again, who knows how much Milwaukee has tapped into him? Who knows how much he has tapped into a version of himself? Uh, but an amazing season from Jake Bowers, and him and Ty France became our two most fascinating free agents to watch this offseason for their breakout years.
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25:40Jake StorialeHOST
Hey, if Jake Bowers and this magic continues, I, I know the Brewers operate a little differently, but I'd throw f- five years, 11 mil per year at him and see what happens, and let's just, let's do this forever.
Manatee: Brewers on the Brink; Dodgers Dynasty Fading; Eric Hosmer Joins
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9:26David SchoenfieldGUEST
... of them put a team ahead.
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9:28David SchoenfieldGUEST
Matt Williams in 1989.
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9:30David SchoenfieldGUEST
You might remember the other one.
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9:31David SchoenfieldGUEST
Jayson Werth hit a walk-off home run for the Nationals in 2012.
Ali Modami on Two World Series Titles, Young Aaron Judge, and Life as a BP Pitcher | Ep. 16
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25:17Jayson WerthHOST
And, uh, you know, we, we, we had a i- interesting time in, in Washington, right? It was, it was good times.
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25:24Jayson WerthHOST
It was weird times with, you know, multiple managers, uh, you know, the, the Matt Williams fiasco, uh, you know, Dusty Baker, amazing.
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25:34Jayson WerthHOST
And, uh, and then I, you know, I leave, you stay, and ultimately you win another World Series in 2019 with the Washington Nationals.
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25:43Jayson WerthHOST
And I want, I wanted to get your perspective, uh, uh, uh, perspective of this because, you know, you're, you're an expert, you're a professional.
1989 09 13 Reds at Giants
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3:22Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There's a chopper to third.
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3:23Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Matt Williams high, and he throws Whittingham out as Don Robinson made a good kick in on the pitch.
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3:29Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[bat hitting ball] And Whittingham is retired.
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3:34Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, Whittingham swings down on a high fastball, and Matt Williams who is up the line watching out for the bunt makes an easy play.
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3:44Duane KuiperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Get loose, Matt.
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3:44Duane KuiperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's chilly here at Candlestick.
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4:17Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's pretty good record.
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4:22Joe MorganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[bat hitting ball] Popped up, foul off the third base side.
Jay Bell on the highs, lows and in betweens of two decades in pro ball
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43:43Jay BellGUEST
We talk about the guys of character, not characters.
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43:49Jay BellGUEST
You know, it was whenever you look at the guys that we brought in, the Randys, the Curt Schillings, the Tony Womacks, the Mark Graces, the Matt Williams, you know, so many other guys that have come in and been part, that was part of that World Series team.
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44:09Jay BellGUEST
You know, it was pretty special.
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44:11Jay BellGUEST
The cool thing for me was, again, I can look back and there were a lot of things that happened during that period of time.
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49:16Jay BellGUEST
And so this lady named Guileen Hoyle stood up on the dugout pregame when we were out there doing our pregame stretches, and she picks me to hit a grand slam in the sixth inning.
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49:27Jay BellGUEST
And I'm looking around.
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49:28Jay BellGUEST
I'm seeing Matt Williams and Steve Finley and Gonzo.
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49:31Jay BellGUEST
And I'm thinking, why in the world would she choose me? And so we go through the game.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 4, October 28, 1989
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3:45Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[cheering] [upbeat music] And when game three got underway, it was the Oakland A's who took an early two-nothing lead.
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3:51Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But then Matt Williams hit this home run to make the score Oakland 2 and San Francisco 1 in the second inning.
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3:59Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then with the A's ahead four-one, the Giants rallied for two in the bottom of the fourth on this Terry Kennedy single to make the score four to three.
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4:08Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[cheering] Following that, a very key play.
41 MINS LATER
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45:12Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And for the Giants, he faces Butler, Oberkfell, and Clark.
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45:16Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Mitchell in the cleanup spot.
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45:18Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Matt Williams hits fifth.
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45:19Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Terry Kennedy is the catcher.
Oakland Athletics at San Francisco Giants, 1989 World Series Game 3, October 27, 1989
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40:12Al MichaelsHOST
He gets fisted and grounds it to short.
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40:14Al MichaelsHOST
Matt Williams throws him out.
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40:16Al MichaelsHOST
[crowd cheering] So Garrelts, as he was unable to do facing Henderson in game one, is able to keep him off the bases as he gets him to ground out to short, and Carney Lansford comes to the plate.
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40:35Al MichaelsHOST
[crowd cheering]
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45:15Al MichaelsHOST
Williams up with it, one-handed throws to first for the out.
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45:18Al MichaelsHOST
[crowd cheering] The runners advance with Lansford now at third and Canseco at second.
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45:23Al MichaelsHOST
And again, it's Matt Williams who has been playing third for the Giants for the most part through the second half of the season, was the third baseman through the playoffs into the first two games, who moves over to short and makes the play here.
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45:37Al MichaelsHOST
Pretty exciting baseball with Mark McGwire hitting and running.
San Francisco Giants at Oakland Athletics, 1989 World Series Game 1, October 14, 1989
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17:11Roy SteeleNARRATOR
[crowd cheering] Batting in the fourth position, left fielder, number seven, Kevin Mitchell.
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17:22Roy SteeleNARRATOR
[crowd cheering] Hitting fifth and playing third base, number nine, Matt Williams.
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17:34Roy SteeleNARRATOR
[crowd cheering] Hitting sixth, designated hitter, number one, Ernest Riles.
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17:45Roy SteeleNARRATOR
[crowd cheering] Batting seventh and playing right field, number 21, Candy Maldonado.
18 MINS LATER
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36:20Al MichaelsHOST
Brett Butler, Robbie Thompson, and Will Clark.
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36:23Al MichaelsHOST
Kevin Mitchell in the cleanup spot.
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36:24Al MichaelsHOST
Matt Williams, Ernest Riles, the DH.
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36:28Al MichaelsHOST
The pitchers bat in the National League City, meaning the pitchers bat in San Francisco in three, four, and five.
San Francisco Giants at Oakland Athletics, 1989 World Series Game 2, October 15, 1989
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28:54Al MichaelsHOST
He had two hits last night.
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28:55Al MichaelsHOST
Matt Williams was O for five batting fifth.
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28:59Al MichaelsHOST
Again, Ernest Ryles is the designated hitter.
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29:02Al MichaelsHOST
Candy Maldonado gets the start in right field.
13 MINS LATER
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42:33Tim McCarverHOST
And then you steal 77 bases.
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42:35speaker_33UNKNOWN
[cheering]
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42:41Al MichaelsHOST
You saw Matt Williams about even with a bag at third.
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42:43Al MichaelsHOST
Henderson not that much of a bunt threat.
8 23 89 Dodgers at Expos
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3:15Pierre HoudeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Autre défaite des Mets, cette fois cinq-zéro contre les Giants de San Francisco.
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3:20Pierre HoudeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ici, nous assistons au circuit de Matt Williams qui portait la marque deux à zéro en faveur des Giants.
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3:29Pierre HoudeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Pendant ce temps, à Chicago, autre défaite des Cubs.
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3:33Pierre HoudeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Une sixième de suite, les Reds qui l'emportent huit à cinq.
55 MINS LATER
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58:36Claude RaymondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Et David Cone, c'est la première fois qu'il perdait depuis le cinq juin.
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58:40Claude RaymondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
C'est-à-dire dans ses quinze derniers départs, il a maintenant onze victoires, six défaites.
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58:44Claude RaymondSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Un circuit dans le match, Matt Williams, son onzième en quatrième manche.
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58:52Camille DubéSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Contre Randolph, c'est une balle.
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