Ryan Howard

You know, just normal stuff that, um, nothing, nothing, like, crazy or offensive or stuff you rolled your eyes at, but it is kind of like, you know, when he hits one, we've talked about this on Absolutely Hammered recently.

Ryan Howard looked like, you know, he was, he was popping off.

100% success rate, that ball was out of the stadium.

Kyle Schwarber, I'm gonna also give 100% that when he looks like he hit one, he's hit one.

That's hit at least 46.

And that was Ryan Howard.

Yeah.

That

Ryan Howard.

That Ryan Howard, which is, you know, if you're looking for power hitters, that's a good example.

Pretty good one.

But it's interesting because, like, he could jump to fourth with Tony Saleta, who hit 49 in 1968 at Class A High Point Thomasville.

Obviously, it's a three true outcomes type profile, but we haven't seen a prospect produce these kind of home run numbers yet.

with obviously some caveats on what's going on with the baseball right now, but we haven't really seen this since guys like Chris Bryant or Ryan Howard.

So when you see a guy who's swinging and missing as much as Andrew Fisher does, that is a big red flag, right? We just don't see guys who have that kind of swing and miss and in the minor leagues go on to have successful big league careers.

But...

It's a tough one.

I don't come down with any strong conviction here, but I am more optimistic now, and it's not my usual flavor of player, but I am more optimistic about him now that this skillset will translate into some level of big league success for him than I was coming into the season.

Like maybe this is, maybe this is Ryan Howard of, you know, the, of this decade.

Right.

47 home runs.

If he can be like the guy he just passed in Ryan Howard, if he can be like Ryan Howard for the Brewers.

Oh, watch out.

We're going to win multiple World

Tyasha Harris.

Ryan Howard.

Hey.

There she is.

I think Alex Rodriguez was just on with you recently.

You've had Buster Posey, George Brett, David Wright, Andrew Jones, JT Real Muto, Ryan Howard, and not just baseball people.

My son is 10.

He plays a little bit.

So you are talking about what will continue into the playoffs.

But he had been tied with Ryan Howard in terms of the most home runs in any minor league season in the 2000s.

And now he has that distinction all his own.

It's

The win was highlighted by a stunning one-handed sixth and a grand slam by Kyle Swarbrick, making... marking his MLB-leading 44th home run of the season and the 10th Grand Slam of his career.

De Blas moved him just one home run shy of tying Ryan Howard's franchise record of four seasons with at least 45 homers.

Trey Turner also remained red-hot slugging a solo home run as a part of a two-hit night.

Welcome back to Stody Pods, and this is the final segment, y'all.