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Ray Kerr

Ray Kerr

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Oct 10, 2026

Stephen TolbertHOST
27:51
It covered up, you know, and especially in the postseason like how many innings he was able to, to pitch, you know, when the Braves probably should have gotten another starter and didn't.
Stephen TolbertHOST
28:01
Him and Ray Kerr, like their heroics kind of covered that up and, you know, as young as he is, as much talent as he has, you know, to be that good and that impactful that early is a tremendous development for the future.
Stephen TolbertHOST
28:17
Like if you, if you w- if you would like to rank the like the top three things that happened in a positive direction for the Braves that are future facing this season, it would be in some order Michael Harris, Didier Fuentes and probably Eric Hartman in terms of like these are the things that are going to help propel like the next generation of like Braves baseball.
Stephen TolbertHOST
28:40
Not that this current generation is like done, it's not, but I'm just saying in terms of like young exciting talent that really stepped up this year, you know, it would be that.
Danny ViettiGUEST
13:07
Number one, look at what Atlanta was able to do with a duct tape/Johnny Holstaff type rotation.
Danny ViettiGUEST
13:15
With the exception of Chris Sale, they threw out Ray Kerr, Grant Holmes, a number of different basically just riding match-ups, platoons, and trying to figure out a way to work around this insanely talented, full of MVP Dodger lineup.
Danny ViettiGUEST
13:30
And the Atlanta Braves, they didn't lose that series due to a lack of pitching.
Danny ViettiGUEST
13:33
They actually did a really nice job against this Dodgers offense.
George McNairHOST
8:46
So yeah, really glad that worked out, but we needed another one, and, and it really came back to bite the Braves, I think especially in that game four, where you had to go, you know, you'd lean so heavily on the bullpen.
George McNairHOST
8:59
Um, and I mentioned it after that great bullpen game with Ray Kerr and Didier Fuentes and how awesome they were, heroic they were.
George McNairHOST
9:06
Um, you know, you go to Didier again in game four, and his arm's about to fall off, and, you know, he just didn't have it, and that's what happens.
George McNairHOST
9:15
And meanwhile, the Dodgers, I don't think they have quite as good a bullpen as the Braves do, but, you know, they were able to basically rest a lot of their bullpen guys, not lean on them too hard, and for the most part, they were able to just throw their top-end bullpen guys in, uh, in the NLDS.
Aram LeightonHOST
34:14
That is fair.
Aram LeightonHOST
34:15
I- if, if it's, like, a Ray Kerr situation-
Peter AppelHOST
34:18
Yeah
Aram LeightonHOST
34:18
... go ahead.
Steve SaxHOST
42:30
I mean, this guy looks like a golf club with a uniform on, thin as heck.
Steve SaxHOST
42:36
He's a lot like Ray Kerr.
Steve SaxHOST
42:38
But, man, on the other side, on the right side, he's got a filthy face.
Steve SaxHOST
42:41
filthy two-seamer that goes into the right-hander that just buries it.
Reese WhiteHOST
5:36
Do you trust Stone Murphy? Do you trust J.R.
Reese WhiteHOST
5:39
Ritchie? Maybe Ray Kerr continues his really fun story of being out of baseball, working at 7-Eleven, and all of a sudden...
Reese WhiteHOST
5:47
he's being asked to turn over a strong lineup, like, multiple times.
Reese WhiteHOST
5:50
Like, he turned over the Dodgers lineup, and I think he turned over the Phillies lineup once, too.
Wayne CoyHOST
10:32
I like this guy a lot, and him and Caminero were looking at the camera after.
Wayne CoyHOST
10:37
Caminero was hyping him up like, "This is my boy."
LukeGUEST
10:39
[laughs]
Wayne CoyHOST
10:39
It was pretty hyped.

7 MINS LATER

Wayne CoyHOST
17:53
Um, game two though, the Braves did win three to two.
Wayne CoyHOST
17:56
Mauricio Dubón had two RBIs in this game.
Wayne CoyHOST
17:59
Blake Snell only went three innings for the Dodgers, and our boy Ray Kerr from Sacramento-
LukeGUEST
18:04
Mm
HenryHOST
30:10
Uh, if you look at Sunday's game back and forth the whole time, almost blew it at the end, but, uh, dear Fuentes, absolutely incredible performance.
HenryHOST
30:20
Um, once again, Ray Kerr doing his thing with the opener.
HenryHOST
30:25
It was, it was great to watch.
HenryHOST
30:28
And then game three on Tuesday happened.

7 MINS LATER

HenryHOST
37:52
If you have Schwellenbach, you have...
HenryHOST
37:56
I want to say 2023 Strider.
HenryHOST
37:57
I don't know if we're ever going to see that again, but if you have 2023 Strider, Schwellenbach, and those are your last two behind Sale Mailey and probably Martin Perez or Ray Kerr, if that's how you want to do it, then I think this is a much different series.
HenryHOST
38:15
But at the end of the day, they didn't have that.
Jake SavickiHOST
9:07
The Braves didn't seem to have much pitching.
Jake SavickiHOST
9:10
Sale, Molly, and then what, what after that? They had Ray Kerr, who was frigging awesome.
Jake SavickiHOST
9:18
The Rays.
Jake SavickiHOST
9:20
The Ray...
Colin RussoHOST
44:49
The pitching was hurt.
Colin RussoHOST
44:50
They got it from Ray Kerr.
Colin RussoHOST
44:51
They got it from Fuentes in game two.
Colin RussoHOST
44:52
Iglesias mostly was okay outside of the solo shot to Max Muncy.

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