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Episode 458: Phillies, Golf, and The Traitors Finale Matt Crone
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On this week’s episode, we begin with Shohei Ohtani making history yet again by agreeing to the largest contract in the history of sports, a ten-year, $700 million contract to move across the freeway in Los Angeles and join the Dodgers. From there, we discuss the Yankees getting a superstar of their own by trading for Juan Soto, the D-Backs upgrading their rotation with Eduardo Rodriguez, the Reds signing Jeimer Candelario, the Red Sox shaking up their outfield, the Orioles adding Craig Kimbrel as closer, and many other moves around the league.
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Chase Madorsky is a UCLA graduate and baseball fanatic who lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete of all-time and is still convinced that David Wells should be the model for all aspiring pitchers. He supports his hometown New York Yankees and is currently waiting for the reemergence of his beloved New York Giants, New York Knicks, and UCLA Bruins.
On this week’s episode of The Atlantic Files, Tyrese Haliburton has been on a tear during the in-season tournament, IST reactions, and Timberwolves thoughts after they reach the top of […]
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