Why did the Marlins and Kim Ng part ways? Rangers take 2-0 series lead over Astros! Phillies homer and homer and homer in Game 1 win! (Episode 912)
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Today’s word of the day is ‘one step’ as in closer as in 2-0 series as in the Texas Rangers beat the Houston Astros again! A terrible first inning by Framber Valdez and the Rangers were up 4-0 in the blink of an eye. Yordan Alvarez tried his hardest to get Houston back into it but it wasn’t enough. And onto Arlington we go! (10:00) The Phillies cannot stop hitting home runs. Schwarber homer. Harper homer. Castellanos homer. Can the Diamondbacks silence those bats? (15:14) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about the Marlins and Kim Ng. What happened? Why would she leave? (29:30) Review: The Burial. (34:00) Is this the end of Bill Belichick and the Patriots? They are a bad football team. They need to rebuild from the ground up. Is Belichick the right person for that? Will Robert Kraft want that? (41:50) NPPOD. (43:30) Baseball and Softball are back in the Olympics. Will stars be playing?
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