Francisco Lindor is a Met, and ideas to prevent MLB teams from tanking
Eno, Britt & DVR discuss the blockbuster trade that sent Francisco Lindor to the Mets, plus ideas from Britt's recent piece about how to prevent MLB teams from tanking, Eno's look at the impact of missing in-game video in 2020, overdue changes to the Drug of Abuse provisions of the Joint Drug Agreement, and more.
Rundown
6:07 Ideas for Preventing Tanking in MLB
14:59 A Likely Explanation for the Padres’ Recent Spending Spree
30:41 Breaking News: Francisco Lindor is a Met!
39:51 Cleveland Following the Cubs' Lead?
46:06 The Impact of No In-Game Video in 2020
59:10 Overdue Changes to the Drug of Abuse Provisions in the JDA
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Stories mentioned on this episode:
Britt on stopping MLB teams from tanking: https://theathletic.com/2301860
Eno on the impact of missing in-game video in 2020: https://theathletic.com/2294118
Britt on changes to the Joint Drug Agreement: https://theathletic.com/2298953
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