Aaron Civale to the Brewers, Home Run Derby Tweaks, A Derby for Pitchers & Trouble Spot Splits
Eno, DVR and Trevor discuss the Brewers' acquisition of Aaron Civale from the Rays, and Shane Baz's return to the Tampa Bay rotation. They also cover the tweaks to the Home Run Derby rules, and try to design an equivalent showcase for pitchers to have during All-Star Week in future years. Plus, Trevor shares a few more deep splits looking at Trouble Situations and rest for pitchers.
Rundown
1:45 Aaron Civale Traded to Brewers; Changes On Tap?
13:27 Shane Baz's Progression Through Rehab Assignment & Recent Triple-A Outings
20:54 Modifications to Home Run Derby Rules
28:11 What Would a Pitcher Equivalent of the Derby Look Like?
36:02 Trouble Situations for Pitchers
40:46 Performance Around Rest
48:39 Hypermobility v. Hypomobility
1:00:19 Q&A From the Stream
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