Verlander throws gem, Astros bats come alive! Padres fight back against Phillies!; NBA Overreaction Time: The Brooklyn Nets STINK! (Episode 682)
Today’s word of the day is ‘missed opportunity’ as in what could have been as in what should have been as in it didn’t happen. The Yankees had a chance to take a 1-0 series lead. The Yankees had Justin Verlander on the ropes.. and the Astros played like the Astros. Verlander gets out of the jam. The Astros played the long ball. The Astros have the lead. (13:35) We’ve got a tie series heading back to Philly. The Padres came back from down 4-0 against the Phillies. Back to back jacks from the Padres and some small ball and boom. Nola looked great until he didn’t. The Padres lineup woke up. And now we have a series. (26:20) Review: Aftershock. (31:20) It’s NBA overreaction time! One game into the season and our pet’s heads are falling off! The Brooklyn Nets got run off their home court against the Pelicans. An absolute disaster of a game. Kyrie, KD, and Ben Simmons got smoked. What about the Lakers? What did Westbrook have to say about having to become a 2nd unit guy? (40:20) NPPOD. (42:45) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about the Tennessee Titans getting a new stadium. Let’s investigate!
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