The Chargers' Owner has lost his mind (11/5)
Today's word of the day is Cat, like the black cat that scared the New York Giants on Monday Night Football. MLB Free Agency started at midnight and who better to get a first hand approach than former Marlins President David Samson. Samson tells a ridiculous story on how the Marlins front office courted Jose Reyes at 12:01am during free agency (1:16). Red Sox J.D. Martinez opts in to his final 3 years in Boston. What does it mean for the Red Sox Front Office? And you won't believe what agent Scott Boras had to say about his client (6:48). Mike Trout will finish in the top 3 of the AL MVP voting for the 8th straight season but would he rather have a World Series ring or another MVP trophy? (9:22) Are the Chargers actually moving to London? Their owner doesn't think so (14:18) Is Jimmy Butler a distraction already in Miami? He feels disrespected but you won't believe what David has to say about Butler's comments. (18:45) The Nationals visit the White House after winning their World Series Championship. (22:19) David Samson reviews the movie Booksmart. (26:08) Is Anthony Davis headed to the Chicago Bulls in free agency? (30:17) Betting Pick of the day. (35:17) In-depth explanation about Qualifying Offers in Major League Baseball (37:50)
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