Deuces Wild with Eric Byrnes & Will Clark
Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 24 min · 18 segments
The Brewers and Rays' Fundamentals: Both teams have been praised for their ability to execute, put pressure on defenses, and make plays. Their fundamentals are seen as a refreshing change from recent…
Will ClarkHost
Eric ByrnesHost
The Milwaukee Brewers, I think this time last week, I feel like they already clinched, or they were about to.
They fell behind 2-1 to the Cleveland Indians, which we refer to them as such on the show.
couple impressive home runs last night but if you watched any of these games man it was the execution it was the fundamentals it was the bullpen it was so many things that made you really appreciate baseball and so now i'm looking at this thrill and we have the milwaukee brewers this is one of the best baseball teams that i've seen in a long time and now i look at the tampa bay rays and I have that same sort of feeling.
If you're a baseball fan, if you appreciate the fundamentals in a day and age where fundamentals and execution is fucking dying, this is a World Series that the baseball purists have dreamt of.
My thoughts is if it was some of the big market teams and all that, I would not watch the World Series.
I will watch the World Series with these two teams because I want to see good quality baseball like you just talked about.
People that execute, people that get base hits in the clutch situations, people that move runners over.
This is the kind of World Series that you and I as players, we dreamt of being in, not having a home run derby type of World Series.
And, you know, you know these two teams first off they've been great all season long but then at the end of the season they got hot and they like you know motorboated you know especially brewers they motorboated dodgers and then you know cleveland thought that they had the rays down the rays just came storming back um one big thing if anybody wants to take a look at this watch Junior Caminero's home run yesterday that hit the foul pole.
The Milwaukee Brewers, I think this time last week, I feel like they already clinched, or they were about to.
They fell behind 2-1 to the Cleveland Indians, which we refer to them as such on the show.
couple impressive home runs last night but if you watched any of these games man it was the execution it was the fundamentals it was the bullpen it was so many things that made you really appreciate baseball and so now i'm looking at this thrill and we have the milwaukee brewers this is one of the best baseball teams that i've seen in a long time and now i look at the tampa bay rays and I have that same sort of feeling.
If you're a baseball fan, if you appreciate the fundamentals in a day and age where fundamentals and execution is fucking dying, this is a World Series that the baseball purists have dreamt of.
My thoughts is if it was some of the big market teams and all that, I would not watch the World Series.
I will watch the World Series with these two teams because I want to see good quality baseball like you just talked about.
People that execute, people that get base hits in the clutch situations, people that move runners over.
This is the kind of World Series that you and I as players, we dreamt of being in, not having a home run derby type of World Series.
And, you know, you know these two teams first off they've been great all season long but then at the end of the season they got hot and they like you know motorboated you know especially brewers they motorboated dodgers and then you know cleveland thought that they had the rays down the rays just came storming back um one big thing if anybody wants to take a look at this watch Junior Caminero's home run yesterday that hit the foul pole.
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