MLB Returns to London, Paul Skenes v. Shohei Ohtani, A Fork in the Road for the Jays & Cubs
Eno, DVR and Trevor discuss baseball's return to London for a two-game weekend series between the Phillies and Mets. An exciting matchup between Paul Skenes and Shohei Ohtani that took place in Pittsburgh earlier this week, how they would game plan trying to pitch to Ohtani, and two teams -- the Blue Jays and Cubs -- facing a critical stretch of schedule in the middle-third of the season.
Rundown
1:18 MLB Returns to London with Phillies-Mets
12:21 Paul Skenes v. Shohei Ohtani
18:41 The Game Plan: How We Would Pitch to Ohtani
28:11 At the Fork — The 2024 Blue Jays
32:44 It’s Not (All) Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s Fault
41:37 At the Fork — The 2024 Cubs
50:31 Adding From the Inside: Cade Horton in the Second Half?
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