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On the 24th episode of the DFA podcast, R.J. is joined by guest co-host Zach Crizer (Baseball Prospectus) who spends a not-insignificant amount of time reading Jeff Sullivan's tweets about Jered Weaver. (It's a marked improvement over what Bryan usually brings to the table.) The guys all discuss the end of Weaver's long and impressive career, then move on to the smaller moves of the week, including the A's acquisitions of two relief arms, the Twins' promotion of Aaron Siegers, and the triumphant(?) returns of Travis Snider and Alejandro De Aza.
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Jered Weaver Tweets by Jeff Sullivan!
/Jered Weaver throws glove in frustration
/sits down
/stares straight ahead
/rests head on hands
/picks at teeth
/glove hits the wall— Jeff Sullivan (@based_ball) April 7, 2015
one of my biggest pet peeves is when I'm walking down the sidewalk and I get stuck behind a group of Jered Weaver fastballs
— Jeff Sullivan (@based_ball) March 9, 2016
a top-secret government drone program has been researching how to provide aerial refueling to Jered Weaver's fastball
— Jeff Sullivan (@based_ball) March 9, 2016
if you see a baseball seemingly lying still on the ground, don't pick it up, because it might be a Jered Weaver fastball
— Jeff Sullivan (@based_ball) March 9, 2016
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