Oct 23, 2026 · 1 hr 38 min · 14 segments
On episode 35 of Let's Play 162, Jack and Chris rewatch the Chicago Cubs 4-3 walk-off win over the Washington Nationals on Mother's Day in 2016. * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
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Something that I don't think either of us flagged about Michael Bush that I think Craig Council brought up in a...

And he was like, yeah, it was good, but he was laying off so many hittable pitches.

Which is, I mean, we're going to get back into a team that is on like a historic pace for walks right now.

He also said that all of the underlying numbers, like even beyond the obvious concussion issues...

So it's just that he's a high variance hitter because that's kind of like contact for his slap hits kind of are.

Yeah, well, hopefully we'll see them at some point next year playing baseball.
Yeah, it's just, I just

And I know this is like Google-able within like five seconds, but it just popped into my head.

If there's no baseball next season, does Nico's six-year deal basically become a five-year deal? Does that count as a year of his contract? I would imagine it...

Something that I don't think either of us flagged about Michael Bush that I think Craig Council brought up in a...

And he was like, yeah, it was good, but he was laying off so many hittable pitches.

Which is, I mean, we're going to get back into a team that is on like a historic pace for walks right now.

He also said that all of the underlying numbers, like even beyond the obvious concussion issues...

So it's just that he's a high variance hitter because that's kind of like contact for his slap hits kind of are.

Yeah, well, hopefully we'll see them at some point next year playing baseball.
Yeah, it's just, I just

And I know this is like Google-able within like five seconds, but it just popped into my head.

If there's no baseball next season, does Nico's six-year deal basically become a five-year deal? Does that count as a year of his contract? I would imagine it...
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