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Andy and Jeff share their thoughts on the new kick off rule after seeing it in action in the Hall of Fame game.
Jason Stanford joined Baskin and Phelps and shared his thoughts on the Guardians' season so far and how well the team has been doing despite losing Shane Bieber at the beginning of the year and having so many questions with the starting rotation. He talked about the moves the team made at the deadline, why he thinks Stephen Vogt deserves to be manager of the year, and gave his insight on how the team can handle their starting five and bullpen through the rest of the season and post season.
Andy and Jeff recap the Guardians' win over the Orioles and they listen in on Kevin Stefanski's press conference from training camp in West VA.
Baskin & Phelps discuss the extension for Jarrett Allen, and what it means for the Cavs moving forward.
Baskin & Phelps discuss the news on the D'Onta Foreman injury, along with kickoff rule changes, and quarterback extensions across the NFL.
Baskin & Phelps react to the City of Cleveland's offer to the Haslams, and discuss the stadium situation with beat reporter Daryl Ruiter.
Baskin & Phelps continue discussion on the stadium funding proposal, and talk with Jim Clark about the Guardians.
Jim Clark, Akron RubberDucks play-by-play announcer, joins Baskin & Phelps to give his thoughts on the Guardians owning the best record in baseball, upcoming arms the Guardians could use from the minor league level, along with his thoughts on the Guardians first overall pick Travis Bazzana.
Baskin & Phelps continue discussion on the stadium proposal from the City of Cleveland, and what it means for the Browns & the lakefront.
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