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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 15 episodes
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“… game But those big guys were giving me a lot of Draymond Green feels They were pretty dirty pretty scrappy in there And secondly shout out to my Phillies Swore bomb, got a two-run shot. Boehmer got a three-run shot. Open the day, one-no. Let's go. Go, Birds. All right. Did you see the story of, is it the Phillies player? Alex Baum, he's suing his parents. They mismanaged his money, and he's suing them. So the Phillies' third baseman, let me see if I can, so he's suing, but it's going to be an awkward Thanksgiving. He is suing his parents for $3 million, alleging that they funneled away his money …”
“… But you do the theme music as well. A 15-3 run for the Hawkeyes. This is March Madness on TBS. Russell in Philly. Good morning, Russell. What's on your mind today? Good morning, Dan. Dan at 6'1", 217. So I watching the Purdue game last night Amazing game But those big guys were giving me a lot of Draymond Green feels They were pretty dirty pretty scrappy in there And secondly shout out to my Phillies Swore bomb, got a two-run shot. Boehmer got a three-run shot. Open the day, one-no. Let's go. Go, Birds. All right. Did you see the story of, is it the Phillies player? Alex Baum, he's suing his parents. They mismanaged his money, and he's suing them. So the Phillies' third baseman, let me see if I can, so he's suing, but it's going to be an awkward Thanksgiving. He is suing his parents for $3 million, alleging that they funneled away his money while they were managing that. and the lawsuit reportedly was filed Wednesday and let's see he opened up with a homer yesterday let me see what else anything else in here that stands out yeah Baum and his attorney are saying that the parents froze him out of four different accounts of course the parents are saying that he has full access to the …”
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Phillies third baseman Alex Bohm is suing his parents for $3 million, claiming they mismanaged his finances. Allegedly, they froze him out of several accounts and diverted funds for personal use, all while charging him $50 an hour for their 'management' services. This shocking family dispute raises questions about trust and financial accountability in sports.
“Neil, it's not just Oracle and the giants that are being dragged. The Mets have a small box. The Phillies have a small box. spring inflation has come to the last bastion of american culture doing stupid drinking stunts at baseball games yeah americans do not like getting ripped off especially at a baseball game where everything is already expensive but here's the thing i'm actually okay with this because i don't think i could do the standard version 999 so if i'm going to the baseball game like i'm probably going to order that mini version because …”
“Neil, it's not just Oracle and the giants that are being dragged. The Mets have a small box. The Phillies have a small box. spring inflation has come to the last bastion of american culture doing stupid drinking stunts at baseball games yeah americans do not like getting ripped off especially at a baseball game where everything is already expensive but here's the thing i'm actually okay with this because i don't think i could do the standard version 999 so if i'm going to the baseball game like i'm probably going to order that mini version because that's the only one that i can complete people are now describing trying out the 9-9-9-9 challenge, where you eat nine of these baby boxes across nine innings as well. So that is far too many mini dogs, but someone will pull it off. I do have to give a shout out too to the Amarillo Sod Poodles, which is a AA Diamondbacks affiliate. They are selling …”
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The 999 Challenge at baseball games is taking the food trend world by storm, where fans attempt to eat nine mini hot dogs and drink nine beers over nine innings. The Amarillo Sod Poodles are even offering a full-size version for $90, making it a true test of endurance. Could you tackle this challenge, or is it just too much for one game?
“… from him, but Bryce Harper kind of saves the day. But kind of one of his only big games of the season so far. Because the Giants come back, and the Phillies get shut out the next two games. Robbie Rye, he looked really good. So did Poppin' Molly. Mailey? Never get it right. Never get it right. Devers, though, he got it right. Three-run ding-dong to center field. Are the Giants having fun? I think kind of. I think kind of. They win a series against the Phils. Oh, not on my laptop. I said I wasn't going to complain about it, though. No, no, no. Brewers, Red Sox. Things got hot, coach. Do you …”
“… 500. Asterisk last night hasn't happened yet for us. Houston, just bad news. No Hunter Brown. The pitching's getting killed. Woof. The San Francisco Giants win a series against the fight in Phils. The Phils win that first game. Painter, choppy outing from him, but Bryce Harper kind of saves the day. But kind of one of his only big games of the season so far. Because the Giants come back, and the Phillies get shut out the next two games. Robbie Rye, he looked really good. So did Poppin' Molly. Mailey? Never get it right. Never get it right. Devers, though, he got it right. Three-run ding-dong to center field. Are the Giants having fun? I think kind of. I think kind of. They win a series against the Phils. Oh, not on my laptop. I said I wasn't going to complain about it, though. No, no, no. Brewers, Red Sox. Things got hot, coach. Do you remember? I can't believe that was this week. What? There's too much baseball. You guys already know by this point. We talked about it in the midweek. Wilson Contreras ready to take someone out And was it the Red Sox rally cry Coach Trev because they take two out of three from the brewers after losing the first game and they lost eight out of nine they …”
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The San Francisco Giants stunned the Philadelphia Phillies by winning two out of three games in their recent series. After losing the first game, the Giants bounced back with impressive pitching performances, shutting out the Phillies in the last two games. This series showcased the Giants' resilience and ability to perform under pressure, raising questions about the Phillies' struggles early in the season.
“… a young guy. I mean, he was locating, he was spotting, mixing pitches. He looked like the real deal. And now all of a sudden we're talking about a Phillies rotation that's going to be able to go toe-to-toe with anybody. And then that last game had a couple of the old dogs get them back in the game, homers by Rio Muto and Harper, and then all of a sudden you get the young guy who's looked every bit the part of what they need in Justin Crawford with the walk-off. First pitch hacking, just ready to go. Like that's a, a really nice victory for the Phillies, uh, and game three of that series to come …”
“… say, I don't know. Phil Phil's winning take two out of three. Painter was nasty. I love watching him. I don't know if I was talking to Rose or somebody else about him. Like he's got thrower stuff, but he's a pitcher, which I love, especially from a young guy. I mean, he was locating, he was spotting, mixing pitches. He looked like the real deal. And now all of a sudden we're talking about a Phillies rotation that's going to be able to go toe-to-toe with anybody. And then that last game had a couple of the old dogs get them back in the game, homers by Rio Muto and Harper, and then all of a sudden you get the young guy who's looked every bit the part of what they need in Justin Crawford with the walk-off. First pitch hacking, just ready to go. Like that's a, a really nice victory for the Phillies, uh, and game three of that series to come back like that. Yeah. They down five one And you know as they game one of the series Schwarber answering questions about the roller coaster ride of the season We like four games in Yeah, to have a nice comeback like that when they had kind of the illegal Jake Berger drop comeback the week before. But, yeah, that's one of those things. You want one of …”
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The Philadelphia Phillies staged a thrilling comeback, overcoming a 5-1 deficit to win against the Nationals, showcasing their resilience early in the season. Key contributions came from veterans like J.T. Realmuto and Bryce Harper, along with rookie Justin Crawford, who delivered the walk-off hit. This victory highlights the potential of the Phillies' rotation and their ability to bounce back in crucial moments.
“… a major leaguer. It's wind. I don't know. You've got to know the ball is coming back towards the foul line. And then, you know what? great on the Phillies to capitalize on. Like that's what you have to do. So you get, you get that and you get, you know, Marsh coming through right here. But the Rangers, because of my guy, Kutch end up getting that game anyway.”
“… it. Was it windy or was it sunny? I think it was windy. Because he zooed this one. He wasn't even close. It's a tough fall. It's a big body fall. It must have been wind because he went into the base and then basically back to the cut of the grass. He's a major leaguer. It's wind. I don't know. You've got to know the ball is coming back towards the foul line. And then, you know what? great on the Phillies to capitalize on. Like that's what you have to do. So you get, you get that and you get, you know, Marsh coming through right here. But the Rangers, because of my guy, Kutch end up getting that game anyway.”
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In a thrilling matchup, the Philadelphia Phillies took advantage of key errors by the Texas Rangers to secure a win. Jake Burger's struggle in the field, compounded by challenging windy conditions, allowed the Phillies to capitalize, showcasing their ability to exploit opponents' mishaps. Despite the Rangers' offensive efforts, it was the Phillies who came out on top thanks to their resilience and smart plays.
“… I believe in the picks I've done. Bet what you want to bet, yeah. I'm going to take the under, and I'll tell you why, Trev. Oh, my God. The 2023 Phillies won 90 games. Again, it's a high number. Rangers, Suarez, and the Wheeler thing has me a little freaked out. I still think they're an awesome team. I'm just playing the line here. Like, I think the Braves are going to be back. so I don't know what to do with that that I'll go with a slide under I know we've taken a lot of overs but you know I can't wait to take the under on the Dodgers because they don't care about the regular season it's going …”
“… personalities and he's kind of done a great job um we're both playing scared because we're on so many overs we're on so many overs I've decided I've decided I'm going to bet them all. Like, not a crazy amount, but I'm just going to bet them all. Because I believe in the picks I've done. Bet what you want to bet, yeah. I'm going to take the under, and I'll tell you why, Trev. Oh, my God. The 2023 Phillies won 90 games. Again, it's a high number. Rangers, Suarez, and the Wheeler thing has me a little freaked out. I still think they're an awesome team. I'm just playing the line here. Like, I think the Braves are going to be back. so I don't know what to do with that that I'll go with a slide under I know we've taken a lot of overs but you know I can't wait to take the under on the Dodgers because they don't care about the regular season it's going to be one under I'll take the over I believe in this team they've been my team they've kind of let me down in the postseason that's fine they are yes the over lock it in lock it in Philadelphia Phillies today's episode is sponsored by MLB the show”
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The 2023 Philadelphia Phillies are poised for another strong season, but key departures and team dynamics raise questions about their performance. With players like Castellanos gone and the emergence of Duran, the team's fate hangs in the balance. Despite concerns, there's a belief that they can surpass their previous 90 wins, making them a team to watch this season.
“… ever – have you watched the Neighbors on HBO yet? No. There's this new documentary series about Neighbors. that are in conflict and there's one in Philadelphia about a cat lady and her next door neighbor and they go on judge Judy and settle it and it is so goddamn funny it is so funny the woman the cat lady is like I just know judge Judy is gonna come down on my side and then she goes immediately it cuts to them after judge Judy and she's like I do have to pay him two thousand dollars but she's so Philly she's so philly i love it that's awesome you should watch it now i speaking of philadelphia and …”
“… get in some warm water. Get in some warm water off half a gummy? Half a gummy. I can't do it. You got to take half a gummy and get in some warm water, and then you'll be good as gold. Kylie, have you – God, I love Philly. I wish it was real. Have you ever – have you watched the Neighbors on HBO yet? No. There's this new documentary series about Neighbors. that are in conflict and there's one in Philadelphia about a cat lady and her next door neighbor and they go on judge Judy and settle it and it is so goddamn funny it is so funny the woman the cat lady is like I just know judge Judy is gonna come down on my side and then she goes immediately it cuts to them after judge Judy and she's like I do have to pay him two thousand dollars but she's so Philly she's so philly i love it that's awesome you should watch it now i speaking of philadelphia and tell me your clear affinity for philadelphia and its people um i heard a rumor that you're coming to philadelphia i'm who told you this i'm coming to philadelphia for two nights to see a concert we should get lunch or something wait oh i thought you were wait sorry what are we doing is there something else going on too i thought you were gonna do …”
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Caleb hilariously reveals his plans to visit Philadelphia but admits he’s not performing, just enjoying life. The conversation takes a funny turn when he shares his excitement about a cat lady documentary that’s both ridiculous and relatable, showcasing his love for the city and its quirky characters.
“… campaigning in Republican districts and in rural districts. And what he points out is that Democratic presidential candidates did really well in Philadelphia and Philadelphia suburbs in Pittsburgh. the way he won when presidential candidates lost was that he was getting the same votes as they were in Philadelphia, but he was also getting votes in rural parts of the state and small town parts of the state. Maybe he would have been able to do that, not just in Pennsylvania, but in Michigan, Wisconsin. But at the end of the day, I don't think so. At the end of the day, this becomes a Trump-Harris race. …”
“… of Tim Walls? I don't know. I'm really good at predicting the past. I'm much worse at predicting the future. They probably won Pennsylvania. They probably would have won Pennsylvania. He is a ferociously good campaigner, and he would have had no trouble campaigning in Republican districts and in rural districts. And what he points out is that Democratic presidential candidates did really well in Philadelphia and Philadelphia suburbs in Pittsburgh. the way he won when presidential candidates lost was that he was getting the same votes as they were in Philadelphia, but he was also getting votes in rural parts of the state and small town parts of the state. Maybe he would have been able to do that, not just in Pennsylvania, but in Michigan, Wisconsin. But at the end of the day, I don't think so. At the end of the day, this becomes a Trump-Harris race. And I don't think the vice presidential candidates are going to make enough of a difference to sway the race. Although I will say, I mean, Governor Walz, who seems like a like a mensch, did not have a particularly good debate against J.D. Vance. And I have a sneaking suspicion that Josh Shapiro would have eaten his lunch. Just as an observer, a …”
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Josh Shapiro's potential as a vice presidential candidate could have swung the 2024 election in favor of Democrats. With his strong campaigning skills, especially in rural Pennsylvania, he might have garnered crucial votes that were lost in key battleground states. However, the dynamics of the race suggest it would still have been a challenge against Trump and Harris.
“… for somebody that was producing and that was young and it was almost like you were awarded for that with the Giants yeah I mean I went to the Phillies the first year uh Astros to Phillies and then Phillies to Giants and um but yeah when I got to San Francisco uh it was a very unique uh team you know we had we had some really big fun personalities you know you talk about Lincecum kind of in his Cy Young era you talk about bum gunner just emerging um sergio romo brian wilson's over there uh you know just some really pablo sandoval you know the kung fu panda it was a wild time to be with the …”
“… weren't incredible, but the run that you go on, that team that you have, the way that you're embraced in that city. And again, I think you've always been a fan favorite everywhere you've gone. but that just felt like a lot of transactional uncertainty for somebody that was producing and that was young and it was almost like you were awarded for that with the Giants yeah I mean I went to the Phillies the first year uh Astros to Phillies and then Phillies to Giants and um but yeah when I got to San Francisco uh it was a very unique uh team you know we had we had some really big fun personalities you know you talk about Lincecum kind of in his Cy Young era you talk about bum gunner just emerging um sergio romo brian wilson's over there uh you know just some really pablo sandoval you know the kung fu panda it was a wild time to be with the giants it was a lot of personalities and um and really this city you know i think it really helped me awaken to who i am it's i just kind of really aligned and dig the city that kind of creative vibe the the kind of free mind almost hippie vibe i wouldn't say hippie all the way like like but i I definitely am kind of like that free spirit that likes …”
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Hunter Pence reveals that being traded from the Astros to the Phillies was a blessing in disguise, allowing him to thrive in San Francisco. He describes how the unique personalities on the Giants, especially under manager Bruce Bochy, helped him embrace his true self and elevate his game. This transformation led to a remarkable career filled with unforgettable moments and a deep connection to the city.
“… And now all of a sudden you're looking at a nine and 19 record straight up, not having a good time. I am. I'm going to try to watch a lot. Hey, Phillies fans in all of your teams, you guys know your teams better than us. Like if you, you got Red Sox thoughts, you got Phillies thought comment them. We'll read them and we'll, we'll figure it out with you. my Giants which I'm just I'm flying a little blind like every time I go to look for a good Giants stat I don't necessarily stumble into it what I've loved is just the energy and emotion they're playing with and I know we mocked Vitello for the …”
“… to snowball. Maybe you're bringing your offense out to your defense. Your pitchers are upset at the defense. Your defense is like, wow, there's too many base runners on all the time, dude. Can we get a quick inning one time? It's just everything happens. And now all of a sudden you're looking at a nine and 19 record straight up, not having a good time. I am. I'm going to try to watch a lot. Hey, Phillies fans in all of your teams, you guys know your teams better than us. Like if you, you got Red Sox thoughts, you got Phillies thought comment them. We'll read them and we'll, we'll figure it out with you. my Giants which I'm just I'm flying a little blind like every time I go to look for a good Giants stat I don't necessarily stumble into it what I've loved is just the energy and emotion they're playing with and I know we mocked Vitello for the college vibe but like this is really dumb Devers made a nice play at first the other day and Maile gave him a little slap on the chest like a rise was pumped for him like every time Elliot Ramos does something he's running the bases and looking at the dugout like he's a fucking looney tune and i don know man the giants need something like that that …”
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The Phillies and Mets are struggling, with poor performance leading to a 9-19 record for Philadelphia. Both teams need a spark to turn things around, but with the same roster returning, the fire seems absent, especially compared to the high-energy Giants. As the season progresses, the pressure mounts, and a turnaround feels increasingly unlikely.
“… Let's go on to the end now. Let's see it, Trev. And we are going to start in Chicago. where the Cubs don't sweep, they mop. A four-game set over the Phillies. Nine-game winner for the Cubs. Nine-game loser for the Phillies. What is going on in Philadelphia? I hope they have a good draft, the NFL draft, because it's not fun right now for them. Six, seven runs total, excuse me, in the first three games for the Phillies. The offense is basically nonexistent. They're a two-player merchant as well right now. Things aren't going well. Cubs doing it. Everything is going right. Hap going into the stands. It …”
“… it's right for your financial situation. But if you're ready to explore crypto with SoFi, visit SoFi.com slash John Boy to start your crypto journey. Is it time? That's a lengthy AL segment, segment, section. I don't know what I'm trying to say. Let's go on to the end now. Let's see it, Trev. And we are going to start in Chicago. where the Cubs don't sweep, they mop. A four-game set over the Phillies. Nine-game winner for the Cubs. Nine-game loser for the Phillies. What is going on in Philadelphia? I hope they have a good draft, the NFL draft, because it's not fun right now for them. Six, seven runs total, excuse me, in the first three games for the Phillies. The offense is basically nonexistent. They're a two-player merchant as well right now. Things aren't going well. Cubs doing it. Everything is going right. Hap going into the stands. It was just the cast of the usual characters. Michael Bush getting it done. Dansby and Nico up the middle. Just so handsome. Things are going the Cubs' way right now. Seya Suzuki finding the power stroke. The pitching is there. The offense, the defense. Is Craig Council back? We'll talk about it more. They mop the freaking Phillies.”
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The Chicago Cubs just mopped the floor with the Philadelphia Phillies, completing a four-game sweep that highlighted the Cubs' dominance. Meanwhile, the Phillies are struggling, with their offense barely making an impact, leading to a nine-game losing streak. As the Cubs thrive with solid pitching and offensive power, the Phillies are left wondering what went wrong this season.
“NLCS? NLCS. Okay. NLCS. Okay. But fired up. A ton of new pieces. Love that. Yeah. Max? I think Phillies are regressing They'll still make the playoffs As a wildcard team They'll sneak in And then lose in the first round Yeah That was awesome You know what If we're doing like What the expectation is The ceiling for your team The ceiling for the Washington Nationals Is the Phillies lose In the first round of the playoffs And Bryce Harper goes home sad You probably were pissed off when Harper hit that home run Honestly, a little bit, yeah. I fell …”
“NLCS? NLCS. Okay. NLCS. Okay. But fired up. A ton of new pieces. Love that. Yeah. Max? I think Phillies are regressing They'll still make the playoffs As a wildcard team They'll sneak in And then lose in the first round Yeah That was awesome You know what If we're doing like What the expectation is The ceiling for your team The ceiling for the Washington Nationals Is the Phillies lose In the first round of the playoffs And Bryce Harper goes home sad You probably were pissed off when Harper hit that home run Honestly, a little bit, yeah. I fell into my Hank feelings a little bit. Because if we're going to lose the World Baseball Classic, I was really hoping that it was going to be a Bryce Harper strikeout. It was great. All the Harper haters were out in full form. We're not talking about World Baseball Classic. I'm actually the biggest Bryce Harper fan in the world. No, you're not. I am. I …”
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The Cubs are poised to be a powerhouse in the NL, potentially winning the NL Central and making a deep playoff run, while the Phillies are expected to regress and face an early playoff exit. This contrast highlights the excitement around Cubs' promising players like PCA and the frustrations of Phillies fans, especially regarding Bryce Harper's past. As teams gear up for the season, the stakes couldn't be higher for both franchises.
“… like hit age 30 and go down because he's thrown so much. I think, I think they're also banking on that as well. Christopher Sanchez stays with the Phillies.”
“Right. Not a lot of wear and tear on it. So you're like, okay, like we can see this continuing. It's not like hit age 30 and go down because he's thrown so much. I think, I think they're also banking on that as well. Christopher Sanchez stays with the Phillies.”
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Christopher Sanchez's performance indicates a promising future with the Philadelphia Phillies, as he shows minimal wear and tear on his arm. This longevity suggests he can maintain his effectiveness well into his career, making him a key player for the team's future. The Phillies are banking on his potential to continue delivering strong performances as they build towards the 2026 MLB season.
“… raising comments that went in the complete opposite direction. And we'll play it in a little clip here, which is actually from Sunrise Movement Philadelphia, which has endorsed this as a climate group, but showing the kind of valence and the strength of the question of this genocide in Gaza for the Sunrise Movement, that seems to be a proxy as well for your willingness to fight on the climate Because I think Ta Coates said if you not gonna draw the line at genocide how can I trust you to fight for democracy Same is true I think for everything else climate included. So let's quickly, let's roll this …”
“… then you're not going to fight on it. You're not going to fight on anything else. And in that respect, your race caught some national attention on the flip side. When your lead opponent, Alice Stanford, made some extraordinarily like bizarre and eyebrow raising comments that went in the complete opposite direction. And we'll play it in a little clip here, which is actually from Sunrise Movement Philadelphia, which has endorsed this as a climate group, but showing the kind of valence and the strength of the question of this genocide in Gaza for the Sunrise Movement, that seems to be a proxy as well for your willingness to fight on the climate Because I think Ta Coates said if you not gonna draw the line at genocide how can I trust you to fight for democracy Same is true I think for everything else climate included. So let's quickly, let's roll this sunrise clip here. If you're in Philly, you gotta hear this. Ayla Stanford, who's running to be our next congressperson, just compared using the word genocide to using the N-word.”
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In a heated Philadelphia congressional race, candidate Christopher Rabb confronts voter expectations about political authenticity and accountability. While discussing his stance on Palestine and ICE, he highlights the stark contrast with his opponent Alice Stanford, who controversially compared the term 'genocide' to the N-word, raising questions about her commitment to fighting systemic issues.
“The Phillies are supposed to be good. The Mets should be way better than this. Red Sox way better. But only in baseball can supposedly good teams be this bad in the first month of the season, which opens up all sorts of jobs and situations Are there any other managers you know of or can point to that you feel may be on shaky grounds Well those certainly would be the two top guys. Matt Cotraro, who's like your biggest... He loves you, Tony. The Royals are …”
“The Phillies are supposed to be good. The Mets should be way better than this. Red Sox way better. But only in baseball can supposedly good teams be this bad in the first month of the season, which opens up all sorts of jobs and situations Are there any other managers you know of or can point to that you feel may be on shaky grounds Well those certainly would be the two top guys. Matt Cotraro, who's like your biggest... He loves you, Tony. The Royals are supposed to make the playoffs this year. They recently lost eight games in a row. It's like half of baseball has already lost eight games in a row already. So maybe he's in a little trouble He and Salvador Perez, their star, future Hall of Fame catcher, had a little back and forth. They cleaned it up. It's going to be okay. But, yeah, they need to do …”
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Several MLB teams, including the Phillies and Mets, are underperforming early in the season, raising questions about managerial stability. The last time the Red Sox made a midseason managerial change was in 2001, highlighting the rarity of such decisions. Additionally, the new automatic ball strike challenges are generating mixed reactions, but some fans are enjoying the drama it brings to the game.
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