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Rob Deer

Rob Deer

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Oct 9, 2026

Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:35
So just a matter of inches, the Twins would have had a run there in the top of the first inning.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:41
Speaking of runs, Rob Deer just hit a home run for Milwaukee, off Mike Flanagan, and the Brewers lead the Blue Jays one-nothing in the fourth in Toronto.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:50
Bill Wegman for Milwaukee tonight, and Baltimore is leading the Tigers two-nothing after two and a half in Detroit.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:55
John Habian against Jack Morris.

22 MINS LATER

Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:42
And after Toronto now, a single by the Brewers, Dale Swain has scored.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:46
My goodness, it says three runs here.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:48
Robin Yount, Greg Brock, and Rob Deer.
Herb CarnealSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:52
Must've been a situation, uh, where they're all running.
Dave LaneHOST
6:33
He's not like a...
Dave LaneHOST
6:34
He's not like Rob Deer when you were growing up, where it was just-
Corby DavidsonHOST
6:37
Okay, it's interesting you hear him, hear you describe him as that though, because when I watch him, as much as I love him, and as much as I already have the countdown clock to when he's in New York for one of those two teams-
Dave LaneHOST
6:49
[laughs]
Evan RobertsHOST
10:28
And, and not only this, DJ LeMahieu was a bat on ball guy, made a lot of contact.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:33
Luis Arias's strikeout rate makes DJ LeMahieu look like Rob Deer.
Shaun MorashPANELIST
10:38
Hmm.
Evan RobertsHOST
10:39
That's, that's a too dated example.
Evan RobertsHOST
13:44
And, and not only this, DJ LeMahieu was a bat on ball guy, made a lot of contact.
Evan RobertsHOST
13:49
Luis Arias's strikeout rate makes DJ LeMahieu look like Rob Deer.
Evan RobertsHOST
13:54
Hmm.
Evan RobertsHOST
13:54
That's, that's a too dated example.
Jim RutledgeHOST
22:30
Jeremy Burnitz was, like, a left-handed shaved head guy and would, like...
Jim RutledgeHOST
22:36
He reminded me a lot of Rob Deer, and nobody in this room-
Molly BrownHOST
22:39
Who does Rob Deer remind you of?
Jim RutledgeHOST
22:41
Rob Deer.
Jim RutledgeHOST
22:41
[laughs]
Molly BrownHOST
22:41
That we would know.
Jim RutledgeHOST
22:43
I'm just going older.
Molly BrownHOST
22:44
Okay.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:31
All they do is ball Vaughn.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:33
They could walk Rob Deer to set up next.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:35
It would be odd to walk a lefty hitter here or a righty hitter, but then you get to the old boy.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:39
I would walk Vaughn.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:48
They might pitch to him, but they might be very careful as well.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:50
Well, I guess if they throw four straight breaking balls off the plate, it's okay.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:56
Here's three sixty to Deer with runners at the corner positions.
John SterlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:59
I would, I would try to set up the double play and also try to strike him.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:14
I'll never forget the player's name, 'cause they turned it into a song.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:17
The player was Rob Deer from the Milwaukee Brewers, and the, he was playing right field.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:24
And the whole time he was out there in, in right field, they would chant, "Rob Deer, Rob Deer, Rob Deer is a horse's ass.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:35
He's the meanest.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:37
He sucks the biggest penis.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:39
Rob Deer is a horse's ass." The whole night they chanted that.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:44
It was so funny.
Vic CedeñoHOST
7:46
As a little kid, I couldn't believe that they were saying this.
Herb CarnealHOST
8:51
So just a matter of inches, the Twins would have had a run there in the top of the first inning.
Herb CarnealHOST
8:57
Speaking of runs, Rob Deer just hit a home run for Milwaukee off Mike Flanagan, and the Brewers lead the Blue Jays one-nothing in the fourth in Toronto.
Herb CarnealHOST
9:05
Bill Wegman for Milwaukee tonight, and Baltimore is leading the Tigers two-nothing after two and a half in Detroit, John Habian against Jack Morris.
Herb CarnealHOST
9:15
One ball and one strike.

25 MINS LATER

Herb CarnealHOST
33:58
And after Otto now a single by the Brewers, Dale Swain has scored.
Herb CarnealHOST
34:03
My goodness, it says three runs here.
Herb CarnealHOST
34:05
Robin Yount, Greg Brock and Rob Deer.
Herb CarnealHOST
34:08
Must have been a situation, uh, where they were all running.
David McEllisHOST
35:47
He would hit over 30 home runs and walk 100 plus times in each of the next three seasons.
David McEllisHOST
35:53
In 1991, he's hitting fifth for the Tigers right behind Cecil Fielder, often hitting ahead of Rob Deere.
David McEllisHOST
35:59
Pete Incavelia and Travis Fryman are also in this lineup.
David McEllisHOST
36:02
The three true outcomes of lineups, a ton of strikeouts, but also a lot of walks and home runs.
JacobHOST
55:40
[laughs]
Mike BarberieGUEST
55:41
He, he was like Rob Deer.
Mike BarberieGUEST
55:43
Walk, walk, K or strike out.
Mike BarberieGUEST
55:45
Or, uh, sorry, a strike out, walk, or a home run.

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