# Jayson Werth
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Jayson Richard Gowan Werth (born May 20, 1979) is an American former professional baseball outfielder, who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Toronto Blue Jays, Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Washington Nationals. During his playing days, Werth stood 6 feet 5 inches (1.96 m) tall, weighing 235 pounds (107 kg); he batted and threw right-handed. While primarily a right fielder throughout his career, Werth also played left field for the Nationals.
Brandon Marsh on Reminding Jayson Werth of His Younger Self | Ep. 7
Brandon Marsh joins Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney to catch up after his first All-Star Game at Citizens Bank - his HOMETOWN BALLPARK. And wouldn’t you know it? Jayson has come around on the Midsummer Classic in a big way. The two dig into what makes Marsh and Jayson so similar as players and people,…
Jayson Werth on LeBron and the Sixers: 'If He Wins, It'll Be the Greatest Decision of All Time' | Ep. 8
Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney are back and the trade deadline is coming. What does it actually feel like in a clubhouse when the front office doesn't make any moves? Jayson breaks it down from the inside.
Also on the table: the new speed-up rules and ABS challenge system are exposing the bad umpires…
Chase Utley's Wildest Stories With Jayson Werth Before His Phillies Wall of Fame Induction | Ep. 9
Chase Utley sits down with Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney ahead of his induction into the Phillies Wall of Fame, and the two 2008 World Series champions immediately fall back into old teammate form. They relive winning it all together, get into the mutual respect built over years side by side in that…
Jayson Werth's Take on the House of Dragons Finale & Alumni Weekend Celebrating Chase Utley | Ep. 10
Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney open this one by looking back at the Phillies alumni who shaped the franchise, celebrating Chase Utley's induction into the Phillies Wall of Fame and everything that moment means for the organization. From there, they grade the moves made at the trade deadline and previ…
Alec Bohm Is Proving Everyone Wrong — Plus Jayson Honors Tommy John's Legacy | Ep. 11
Jayson Werth and Devan Kaney open this episode reflecting on the passing of Tommy John, whose 1974 elbow surgery changed the trajectory of pitching careers forever. Jayson shares his perspective on John's legacy and what it means for the more than 2,600 professional baseball players who’ve had his …
Jayson Werth Opens Up About Being Bryce Harper's Big Brother in D.C. | Ep. 12
Jayson Werth gets personal this episode, opening up about what it was really like taking a 19-year-old Bryce Harper under his wing in Washington — the pressure, the growing pains, and watching him become the leader he is today in Philadelphia. It's one of the most honest stories Jayson's told on th…
Brad Lidge on His Perfect 2008 Season and His Unexpected Career as an Archaeologist | Ep. 13
Brad Lidge joins Jayson Werth to relive one of the greatest seasons in Phillies history — Lidge's perfect 48-for-48 season, closing out the 2008 World Series, and what that final out actually felt like in real time. He and Jayson dig into what it was like joining that 2008 team and building a champ…
OWNERSHIP UNCERTAINTY: Washington Nationals FACE Critical Offseason, Why Ownership HAS To Go All In
Washington Nationals ownership faces its defining test: will the Lerners finally open the checkbook and power a return to World Series contention? Ryan Clary spotlights how the future of the franchise hinges on off-field decisions, with Nationals fans demanding a renewed investment after a promisin…
Jayson Werth - In Good Company
Gabby Gaudet is joined by MLB All-Star Jayson Werth. Jayson’s career spanned 15 seasons in the MLB, including a World Series championship with the Phillies in 2008. Since retiring in 2018, he’s found a new competitive outlet in horse racing, building Icon Racing and already experiencing some of the…
Jayson Werth Reacts to the Phillies' First-Round Loss and Makes His Playoff Picks | Ep. 15
The Phillies are out in the first round, and Philly is spiraling. Jayson Werth is not. He breaks down what went wrong, why he believes this group can still get it done next year, and the key changes he thinks it will take to get there.
With the Phillies on the sidelines, Jayson turns to the rest o…
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