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Colin and Daniel are back (but a day late) with another episode of the Inside Edge MLB Podcast. They only have one big topic on the cutting board today and that is missed ball and strike calls. Does it change the game very often? They get into the more hypothetical aspect of this burning question in MLB. Do you want to see robo umps in the game soon? Would you like if batters and pitchers could challenge certain ball or strike calls? Let us know!
Check out myinsideedge.com for all Inside Edge’s picks, props, and DFS players. If you have any questions about the show or how we make our picks, please contact us at [email protected].
EDIT: While talking about the pitcher leaderboards, we noted that the Pirates have LOST 112 calls but we had our leaderboards flipped and they have GAINED 112 calls. We apologize for the incorrect information being cited within the episode.
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Colin and Daniel are back (but a day late) with another episode of the Inside Edge MLB Podcast. They only have one big topic on the cutting board today and that is missed ball and strike calls. Does it change the game very often? They get into the more hypothetical aspect of this burning question in MLB. Do you want to see robo umps in the game soon? Would you like if batters and pitchers could challenge certain ball or strike calls? Let us know!
Check out myinsideedge.com for all Inside Edge’s picks, props, and DFS players. If you have any questions about the show or how we make our picks, please contact us at [email protected].
EDIT: While talking about the pitcher leaderboards, we noted that the Pirates have LOST 112 calls but we had our leaderboards flipped and they have GAINED 112 calls. We apologize for the incorrect information being cited within the episode.