Eno Sarris and Derek VanRiper, along with Britt Ghiroli, Trevor May, and Jed Lowrie discuss advanced stats, strategy, prospects and more. From the first move of the Hot Stove season to the final pitch of the World Series, join us for year-round baseball talk.
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Eno and DVR discuss their final takeaways from the Wild Card Round including Cam Schlittler's excellent showing in Game 3 against the Red Sox, and the series-clinching wins from the Cubs and Tigers before moving onto the Division Series matchups.
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Eno and DVR discuss the Guardians' eighth-inning eruption and how they might be a lineup with an approach that doesn't perfectly align with their tools. Plus, they wonder how the Padres will deploy their excellent bullpen after using a few key arms o... more
Eno, DVR, and Jed discuss Tarik Skubal's dominant performance in Game 1 against the Guardians, a calculated risk in Cleveland with Chase DeLauter's MLB debut in Game 2, a flexible role for Daniel Palencia in the Cubs' playoff bullpen, the Yankees' de... more
Eno, Britt and DVR discuss their full bracket predictions with growing concerns about the amount of folks on the Phillies-Mariners bandwagon (Eno, the King of Waffles, comes through again!). Beyond the playoffs, they're joined by Tim Britton to discu... more
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I like it but I prefer Ilayda Says
Guys, the A’s have Denzel Clarke at center not Butler. The only reason Butler is playing center is because Clarke is injured.
Eno is smarter than you and knows more about ball than you, take notes.
I’ve listened for a long time. I like DVR but I’m gonna say goodbye. It’s fair that analysts get things wrong, they do the best they can given the info they have and everyone gets things wrong at times. That said- Eno is wrong A LOT. So much that I don’t see why anyone would value his opinion.
Sorry. He seems like a good guy.
The constant emphasis about how you only stick to blue sky is weird. Congrats?
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Focused on baseball, the content emphasizes a blend of advanced stats, player analysis, and fantasy insights, showcasing current events within Major League Baseball. Hosts frequently discuss player performances, injury updates, and strategic decisions made by teams, grounding their analysis in a mixture of statistical information and anecdotal experiences. The engaging discussions often feature humor, providing listeners with insightful commentary on player trajectories, rookie impacts during playoffs, and controversies surrounding decision-making in the sport. Notably, there's an openness to discussing broader themes that intertwine sports and societal issues, offering a unique perspective that may appeal to both dedicated fans and casual ... more
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