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Podcast Episode 26: Scouts, The Hot Stove, Sandy & Obama
What does a Major League scout do? What is a typical day like? On this episode of the podcast I interview Jalal Leach, a Pro Scout for the New York Yankees. Jalal was drafted by the Yankees in the 7th round of the 1990 amateur draft. He played in several organizations before making his Major League debut in 2001 with the San Francisco Giants. He and I talk about his job and the team, including what went wrong in the playoffs and what needs to be done going forward. I also tackle some hot stove nuggets, the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy and the recent Presidential election.
Leave your comments below or send me an email (ladybatting@gmail.com). You can also hit me up on Twitter (@LabyBatting) or leave me a voicemail at (347) 640-4259. Note: The political views expressed in this episode are my own and not necessarily those of my guest, guests on previous episodes or guests on future episodes. Enjoy the podcast and thanks for listening!
Whenever I hear about major league scouts I always think of the scene from Moneyball "He's got a baseball body" "Jesus Christ, we're not selling jeans here." In all reality though, that's what scouts need to do more of. Real analysis instead of thinking they are all some legend with an micrometer eye that can find a diamond in the rough.
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Whenever I hear about major league scouts I always think of the scene from Moneyball "He's got a baseball body"
"Jesus Christ, we're not selling jeans here."
In all reality though, that's what scouts need to do more of. Real analysis instead of thinking they are all some legend with an micrometer eye that can find a diamond in the rough.
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