Pat Burrell

Listen, kind of play the outfield is better than like almost all the guys we have playing outfield.

It's like Derek Hill and then like fucking seven Pat Burrell lookalikes out there.

Well, in order to not get any of this show's cursed stink on the Sixers any further, we'll go ahead and wrap it right here, folks.

Thank you so much for joining us for another Sports Dad Guy.

But I mean, it, it, it echoes very similarly, and this is gonna be another deep cut, to a, a guy who used to play for the Phillies, and you might know who this is.

Pat Burrell, okay?

Oh, of course I remember Pat Burrell, yeah.

Pa- Pat Burrell was a power guy only, who really only hit for power.

Wasn't really much of an average guy.

I mean, he would sprinkle it in every so often, but the guy basically hit, like, 240 for the most part.

Mm-hmm.

You know, Chip- we all know it, Chipper Jones is a Hall of Famer.

Yes

... and Pat Burrell play left field.

I do not think that, yeah.

[laughs] I can deal with some, some BS out in left field.

It's awesome.

Pat Burrell.

And just whoever's in town at the time comes, drops by.

And so Chaser's there.

Yeah.

Uh, my, for my guess, I'm gonna say the one, the only Pat the Bat Burrow.

Oh, what a legend.

No, I wish, I wish I had the-

Should we have, if we nailed it

...

the tenacity and the temerity to take Pat the Bat Burrow.

Oh.

And I think a lot of Phillies fans feel that This core doesn't want it.

They don't want it as much as Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins and Brian Howard and Jason Wirth and Pat Burrell wanted it.

And they just aren't tough enough.

And I would love for them to prove me wrong.

Let me ask you this.

We had Pat Burrell on the show last week, and I asked him a similar question.

Yeah, it was a great time having Pat Burrell on.

And I asked him, with all the Phillies' playoff experience, a lot of times we would look at that as an advantage, right? Playoff experience.

But with this team...