Spurtability

Joe and James open the podcast talking about Joe’s new job with the New York Jets (00:30 – 02:57). They then hand out the Trevor Bauer Hot Take of the Week Award (02:57 – 09:17). Justin Verlander becomes the topic of conversation as the guys discuss his renewal of elite status as a pitcher (09:17 – 14:40). James’s dad joins the show with his history lesson of the week (14:40 – 17:06). The guys wrap up the show with an extended segment on the great 2003 Detroit Tigers (17:06 – 31:54).

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Joe and James start off the podcast by congratulating the Jets on getting a seventh round pick back for Christian Hackenberg (00:23 – 02:00). They then talk about the Trevor Bauer Hot Take of the Week which leads into some Tim Tebow and Rafael Palmiero talk (02:00 – 06:49). The guys discuss the Rays decision to start a reliever two games in a row and propose some other strategies that MLB teams might want to adopt (06:49 – 17:22). Mike Francesa joins the show to talk about Twitter (17:22 – 18:55). Joe offers up another hot take which leads into the guys trying to figure out what to do with the Yankees 25 man roster. Also, where is Jacoby Ellsbury? (18:55 – 31:14). They round out the show with an award proposal from listener and Armchair All-American writer Dan Smyth (31:14 – 37:15).

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 On this week’s episode, Joe and James start off the show by talking about an award suggestion sent in by a listener and what to do with an underperforming top prospect (00:30 – 09:04). They then discuss the implications of Robinson Cano’s positive test for a banned substance (09:04 – 16:19). James’s dad hops on the show for Steve Creange’s History Lesson (16:19 – 17:33). James rounds out the show by telling Joe his award nominations for the 2018 MLB season. These include the Jeff Conine and Trevor Bauer Awards (17:33 – 39:49).

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On this week’s episode, James and Joe introduce the format of the show and talk about how they got connected with the Armchair All-Americans (00:17 – 07:03). They then introduce their awards [like the Erik Bedard Award] for the year as well as some early nominees (07:03 – 23:20). James’s dad joins the show for a quick history lesson (23:20 – 24:34). The guys wrap up the show by talking about two of the worst trades in MLB history (24:34 – 37:57).

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