Preparing for a different, imperfect postseason with Ken Rosenthal
Ken Rosenthal joins Eno, Britt & DVR to discuss the different and imperfect 2020 postseason and consider the teams best suited for the unique twists of this October.
Interview w/Ken Rosenthal
4:05 Are the Rays Optimally Suited for This Postseason?
5:02 Atlanta's Tough Wild Card Round Draw
6:22 Does Home Field Advantage Even Matter?
7:39 Is Previous Playoff Experience Less Important?
9:09 Tactical Adjustments to a Packed Schedule
11:04 Are the Cubs Getting Overlooked?
12:23 The Impact of Neutral Parks After Round 1
14:17 Ken's American League Predictions
17:08 The Brewers & Having a Puncher's Chance Against the Dodgers
Series Breakdowns
20:38 Rays vs. Jays
24:08 A's vs. White Sox
27:27 Twins vs. Astros
30:09 Indians vs. Yankees
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