Puck and Jim Duquette discuss various topics in baseball. They start by talking about the recent eclipse and its impact. Then, they delve into the increasing number of arm injuries in baseball and the factors contributing to them. They also discuss the recent scandal involving Shohei Otani's interpreter and the implications for Otani. The conversation then shifts to the performance of the Seattle Mariners and their struggles offensively. They touch on the issue of umpire Angel Hernandez and his poor performance. Finally, they highlight the debut of Jackson Holliday with the Baltimore Orioles and the significance of him wearing the number seven.

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Takeaways

The recent eclipse was a fascinating event, although Jim Duquette and Puck were not in the path of totality.
Arm injuries in baseball are on the rise, with high velocity and spin rates being key factors. Finding a solution to prevent these injuries is challenging.
Shohei Otani was cleared of any involvement in the recent scandal with his interpreter, but the incident highlights the need for better oversight and protection for players.
The Seattle Mariners are struggling offensively, and the lack of support for key players like Julio Rodriguez is a major concern.
Umpire Angel Hernandez's poor performance raises questions about accountability and the need for improvements in umpiring.
Jackson Holliday's debut with the Baltimore Orioles, wearing the number seven, is a significant moment in baseball history.

Outline

00:00 Jim survived the eclipse!  Ohtani cleared but did he make mistakes?
09:45 The Rising Number of Arm Injuries in Baseball...What is going on with Julio 
27:48 Jackson Holliday's Debut and Wearing the Number Seven