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Before we even recorded, Harry Lewis casually named the entire top five in the 1962 National League MVP voting. That’s the kind of baseball mind joining the show today.

On this episode of High Heat with Cheddar, I sit down with Harry—a lifelong San Francisco Giants fan, local baseball radio host, and one of the most knowledgeable baseball people I’ve ever met.

We’re talking baseball history, Giants fandom, and a lifetime of loving the game. Hairy’s loyalty belongs to San Francisco, but his knowledge reaches far beyond one team. If you enjoy getting lost in a good baseball conversation, pull up a chair.

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Ryan Cohen of Jomboy Media joins High Heat with Cheddar for a wide-ranging conversation about baseball, sports media, fandom, and what it’s like being part of the Jomboy Media world.

Ryan has become a familiar face across JM Baseball and Jomboy Media, bringing a mix of baseball knowledge, personality, and diehard Padres fandom to one of the biggest digital baseball brands in the game.

In this episode, we talk about Ryan’s journey with Jomboy, the evolution of baseball content, the changing way fans consume the game, his perspective as a Padres fan, and plenty more from around Major League Baseball.

This was one of the most fun conversations I’ve had on High Heat so far, and I’m excited to finally share it.

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In 2021, Scott Servais and the Seattle Mariners did the mathematically unthinkable: they racked up 90 wins despite finishing the season with a staggering -51 run differential. Advanced stats declared it an impossibility, baseball analysts called it luck, and manager Scott Servais famously dubbed it the team's "+90 Fun Differential."

In this episode of High Heat with Cheddar, we breakdown the wildest statistical anomaly in modern baseball history:

• How Seattle went an unbelievable 33-19 in one-run games
• The clutch bullpen management of Scott Servais
• Why Run Differential failed to predict the 2021 Mariners
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