Ep 301 | How MLB & the Woke Mob Ruined Aaron Judge’s Historic Season | Whitlock Trashes ESPN Betas
America has such an instant-gratification culture that it looked the other way in Major League Baseball when steroid abuse made legends of America’s pastime. If we didn’t have an instant-gratification culture, then what happened this week could have been the biggest moment in sports and baseball. In a game against the Texas Rangers, NY Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge hit home run number 62 in a single season, surpassing former record-holder Roger Maris. This could have been the biggest story since Hank Aaron surpassed Babe Ruth, but it wasn’t, because everything in America has to have some sort of negative racial connotation in order to receive worldwide mainstream coverage. “Fearless” contributors Steve Kim & T.J. Moe join the conversation to discuss why this isn't covered all over mainstream media, and Steve starts some friendly fire with a truth about Major League Baseball. ESPN’s Domonique Foxworth nails NFL players to the cross in a rant so stupid that Jason can’t help but point out the dumbest thing about it: Domonique Foxworth himself. “Fearless” takes on a full studio with contributors Dave Shannon, Jill Savage, T.J. Moe, and Pastor Anthony Walker to discuss the Tom Brady & Gisele Bündchen divorce. Who is on Team Tom? Who is on Team Gisele? Is it worth sacrificing a marriage for a legacy?
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