• S2 E14: Ballpark App, Nets sink Bucks early, Donaldson on the pitching epidemic & Best Sports Memories

  • Jun 11 2021
  • Length: 39 mins
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S2 E14: Ballpark App, Nets sink Bucks early, Donaldson on the pitching epidemic & Best Sports Memories

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  • In our show this week, we touch on the usual suspects, but also take some time to get nostalgic about some of the bigger moments we've experienced over the years involving sports.

     

    I begin the show with my experience at the Brewer game last weekend, but more specifically the MLB Ballpark App and how handy it was for getting & scanning tickets and also navigating the stadium after a few cold ones :)

     

    We dig into the rough start for the Bucks against the Nets as Milwaukee looks to turn the corner on the series with the next 2 games coming home. Brewers go 9-1 in their last 10 and we poke fun at the Twins a bit as well.

     

    The Clip of the Week is a snippet of an interview with Josh Donaldson and his thoughts on MLB pitchers cheating with using substances to increase RPMs when on the mound. He claims this is going to be akin to the Steroids era if left unchecked.

     

    Finally, we wrap up the show looking back at young Ace & Johnny and some influential moments we've shared through the years in the world of sports as both player and spectator.
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