2021 Outfield Preview, Part 1
Eno and DVR discuss Kolten Wong's move to Milwaukee, Nelson Cruz staying put in Minnesota, Chris Archer's reunion with the Rays, and Sean Doolittle in the Reds' bullpen, before Part 1 of their 2021 outfield preview.
Rundown
2:22 Kolten Wong Goes to Milwaukee
7:18 Nelson Cruz Returns to Minnesota
13:55 Chris Archer’s Reunion with the Rays
19:18 Sean Doolittle Joins the Reds’ Bullpen
22:00 The Elite Outfielders
29:40 Can Christian Yelich and Cody Bellinger Return to MVP Levels?
35:38 Trust Levels with Kyle Tucker & Luis Robert
41:19 Outfield Targets In the Back of the Top 50
48:48 A Very Surprising Highly Projected Veteran Outfielder
50:33 Comfortable with Trent Grisham at Current ADP?
56:18 Expecting a Rebound From Austin Meadows?
66:43 Victor Robles, Byron Buxton & Ramon Laureano
73:51 Avoiding Lourdes Gurriel & Teoscar Hernández?
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