Is MLB already changing the new rules!? And... here's another service time manipulation explainer! Mark Cuban and the Mavericks are not happy with NBA officials! (Episode 779)
Today’s word of the day is ‘memo’ as in notice as in clarification as in MLB sends another memo to teams to clear things up. Or did they? It’s all about the new rules. Pitch clocks. Shifts. And something about bat boys and girls!? WHAT? (12:30) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about service time manipulation vs MLB teams just putting better players on the field. Let’s talk about some top prospects and roster construction. (25:40) Review: Money Shot - The Porn Hub Story. (29:55) A play happened in the Mavericks/Warriors game that we’ve never seen before. Mark Cuban was very angry and tweeted about the refs. Luka made a gesture at the refs. It was a huge mess and the Mavericks are now filing a protest. Woof. (37:30) NPPOD. (39:00) What is going on with Zion Williamson? He’s still not playing. This is bad for the Pelicans. This is and for the NBA. (41:30) Scott Boras is back. He scooped up another MLB player… this time it’s Corbin Burnes. Wonder why he did that!
Oh hey, it's us! Who would have thought!?
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