MLB Podcast on Albies and Acuna

[Runnin]

Ozzie Albies Ronald Acuna Aiming for History

Good stuff.

[Hudson2]

Which one wins ROY?

[CyYoung31]

Which one wins ROY?

I’d say Acuna has the most likely shot between the two of them.

In fact, I’m so confident I’d like to bet money on it. You down?

[thewupk]

I’d say Acuna has the most likely shot between the two of them.

In fact, I’m so confident I’d like to bet money on it. You down?

[Hudson2]

I’d say Acuna has the most likely shot between the two of them.

In fact, I’m so confident I’d like to bet money on it. You down?

I don’t disagree but I like to bet so how much?

[Super]

I don’t disagree but I like to bet so how much?

(albies cannot win ROY. he's not a rookie).

[Hudson2]

(albies cannot win ROY. he's not a rookie).

I know lol. I was just gonna see how far I could push it

[Super]

I know lol. I was just gonna see how far I could push it

now who's the idiot?
(me).

[Southcack77]

Wasn’t sure where to put this, but I did find the Alex Anthopoulos interview with AJC (We Never Played the Game) to be interesting.

He does have a similar story to Coppy and sounds a little like him but to me there is a lot less Eddie Haskell to him and maybe more responsibility?

More of life story pod than anything touching on current team or strategy.

[Runnin]

OT but here's a nice article on CBSSports.

upstart-braves-show-no-signs-that-their-status-as-nl-contenders-is-a-fluke

Bats, pitching, and a lot of youth. All of these factors are working in Atlanta's favor. In a surprisingly rugged NL East that features an upstart Phillies team, a Mets club that's improved its pitching, and a powerful Nationals team vying for its third straight division title, at the end of this year we might be talking about a Brave New World.