Mlb Daily Dish: The Rosterbatorical
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 29:33:00
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Synopsis
A podcast discussing the latest in MLB roster news and trade action.
Episodes
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MLB Daily Dish: The Rosterbatorical Episode 3
07/10/2015 Duration: 36minBack again, the MLB Daily Dish podcast welcomes its first guest to the program. Manu Mishra, a writer over at SB Nation's Tampa Bay Rays site, DRays Bay, joins the show to help the guys preview some of the playoff match-ups. Chris Schubert host's the show, with Matt Goldman back behind the microphone to bring his statistical perspective to the table. From talking Cubs/Pirates to breaking down the divisional series between the Dodgers and Mets and the Rangers and Blue Jays, the guys get everybody ready for some postseason baseball. The guys even give their predictions for these series'.
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MLB Daily Dish: The Rosterbatorical Episode 2
01/10/2015 Duration: 43minThe MLB Daily Dish podcast is back for it's second episode. Once again Mike and Chris are behind the microphones, but this week they welcome in a special third co-host. MLB Daily Dish writer and baseball insider Chris Cotillo joins the show bringing his knowledge and insight to the conversation, while also delving into some of the hot topics surrounding the game. These three discuss two of the hotter topics in the game: Jerry Dipoto being hired as the general manager of the Seattle Mariners and the fiasco between Jonathan Papelbon and Bryce Harper. They also take part in a rapid-fire, roundtable discussion about some of the other topics about the game. So join them.
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MLB Daily Dish: The Rosterbatorical Episode 1
24/09/2015 Duration: 38minThe first edition of the MLB Daily Dish podcast titled the Rosterbatorical. Chris Schubert, alongside Matt Goldman and the newly-crowned Emperor of Hot Takes, Mike Bates get together to discuss the hot topics around the baseball world. This week the guys talked about Matt Harvey, and the idea that the Mets could look to trade him in the foreseeable future. Then the three of them talk trades, examining which of the contenders did the best job addressing needs at the deadlines and which put themselves in the best positions when the postseason rolls around. Join them for the next half hour as they talk baseball, with some laughs involved and just some good old fashion fun.