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    The 3-0 Take

    Covering the current events of Major League Baseball, hosted by Kyle Corwin and Nate Reyes.

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    175. Nolan Arenado Blockbuster Deal Feb 01, 2021
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    We talk Nolan Arenado being shipped out of Colorado alongside CRAZY money, Ken Griffey Jr. being named a Senior Advisor to Commissioner Manfred and what it means for the game (and if his responsibilities will allow him to be involved in league decisions), the latest bogus proposal made by MLB to the MLBPA regarding a shortened and delayed season, deals for Didi Gregorius, Joc Pederson and Masahiro Tanaka, Steve Cohen deleting his Twitter account following last week’s stock saga, inviting our followers to join us in Instagram messages for weekly baseball (or The Office) conversation and more. Enjoy!

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    174. The Hall of Fame is a Joke Jan 28, 2021
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    We talk how the BBWAA writers got it completely wrong (and how they’ve gotten it wrong historically), why they have a God-complex and how that affects deserving players’ chances, Curt Schilling’s “I’m Done” letter to the writers that went public, whether we think he will make it in 2022, what changes could be made to improve the system and more. We also discuss the deal/trade details for JT Realmuto, Marcus Semien, Adam Ottavino and Steven Matz, league news surrounding the MLBPA’s rejection of MLB’s latest proposal for both a universal DH and extended playoffs, as well as the Cactus League’s attempt to delay the start of Spring Training, and how the Player’s Association wasn’t having any of it.

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    173. You Gave Him How Much Money? Jan 25, 2021
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    We talk recent trades and acquisitions and why certain teams have either been spending way too much or way too little on said moves. We also look at the career of Hank Aaron, his impact at the plate and off the field, impressive stats of his that are overlooked, rumors of fans calling for the team to be named after him and more. We wrap up the episode answering listener questions and discussing the possibility of getting back into baseball cards and also adding a related segment for future episodes.

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    172. Explicit Texts, Springer to the Jays & Other Good Fits Jan 21, 2021
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    We talk Jared Porter being fired as Mets GM for sexual harassment, George Springer heading up north to join the Blue Jays, the back-and-forth of Michael Brantley supposedly signing with Toronto before ultimately agreeing to a deal with the Astros, how Joe Musgrove and Jon Lester are perfect fits for the Padres and Nationals, respectively, tipping our cap to Don Sutter and looking at how the writers got his Hall of Fame bid wrong and much more.

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    171. Yankees Get Their Guy(s) Jan 18, 2021
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    We talk DJ LeMahieu returning to the Yankees, Corey Kluber being added to the rotation and if it will be enough, Theo Epstein’s new role with the MLB Commissioner’s Office and what it means for his future and the game’s future, the rumor of 7-inning doubleheaders and extra inning rules returning for 2021, the $100 million offers to JT Realmuto and George Springer, who’s going to sign next and much more.

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    170. Conversation with Greg Amsinger, MLB Network Jan 13, 2021
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    We talk with MLB Network host Greg Amsinger, discussing the journey to his current role, ad-libbing and how it changed his career, life on set, what a day is like around the studio, the importance of balancing being a fan and being an analyst, his (surprising) thoughts on Rob Manfred as commissioner, who he would want to host his own show with, his best and worst experiences on set, his beef (and the event that led to it) with a former MLB player, who he’s been starstruck by on air, mean Tweets and much more. Before the interview, we open the episode discussing friend of the pod Liam Hendriks’ historic deal with the White Sox and Major League Baseball announcing that the season should start on time as well as the likelihood of fans at parks. Enjoy!

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    169. FRANCISCO LINDOR TO THE METS Jan 08, 2021
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    FINALLY something happened this offseason. We break down (with our first-ever listener guest) the blockbuster deal between the Mets and Indians that sent superstar Francisco Lindor to Queens, how the Mets are living up to owner Steve Cohen’s desire to be “the Dodgers of the East Coast,” where they now stand among NL East teams, what the NL playoff picture now looks like, whether available free agents like George Springer or Trevor Bauer will join Lindor in New York and where other big names (Realmuto, Hendriks, LeMahieu, etc.) will wind up, why the market’s been slow and what the economics of baseball currently look like, our resolutions as baseball fans for 2021 and much more.

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    168. 2020 MLB Year in Review Pt. II Dec 29, 2020
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    Welcome to Part II of our Year in Review episode, where we have queued up for you some of our favorite takes, segments and predictions from previous episodes throughout 2020. Enjoy!

    Episode 149: Postseason Bubbles But No Bubbly (September 15)
    We talk about the league’s announcement that they would be banning alcohol celebrations in the postseason, as well as the hypocrisy that the decision led to.

    Episode 152: An October Like We’ve Never Seen (September 29)
    We cover about the conclusion to the regular season, looking at the down-the-stretch struggles from the Phillies and Giants that led to them somehow missing the postseason.

    Episode 153: Wild Card Series Day 1 Recap (September 29)
    We recap our thoughts from the first day of a brand new postseason format, addressing the length of the day and how many games fans got to watch.

    Episode 154: Wild Card Series Day 2 Recap (October 1)
    We look back at Day two of the Wild Card Series and the poor baseball that occurred throughout.

    Episode 155: Wild Card Series Day 3 Recap (October 2)
    We share our final thoughts on the Wild Card format, discussing whether we like it and the number of games it creates.

    Episode 156: Division Series Update (October 7)
    We break down the beef between the Marlins and Braves from the NLDS, and the drama that Ronald Acuna Jr. created after the game following his big day at the plate.

    Episode 157: League Championship Series on Deck (October 9)
    We talk about the Manny Machado/Brusdar Graterol run-in from Game 2, and how it influences the “Let the Kids Play” conversation.

    Episode 158: They Could Margot All the Way (October 13)
    We recap the Rays jumping out to a 2-0 ALCS lead as the Astros struggled, and what the outlook looked like for the remainder of the series.

    Episode 159: Momentum is a Cruel Mistress (October 16)
    We look back at the shifts in momentum that took place in both LCS’s, and who we thought would be more likely to come back in each series.

    Episode 160: Welcome to the World Series (October 19)
    Nate goes on one of his rants, explaining why the Rays are not a well-run business, despite having a good product, and why the excuse of payroll can’t be a thing moving forward.

    Episode 162: World Series Recap (October 28)
    We analyze the moment that many baseball fans consider to be the point at which the Rays lost the World Series: Kevin Cash pulling Blake Snell.

    Episode 163: Season Wrap Up + Free Agency, Hirings and Awards (November 5)
    Lastly, we discuss our surprises from the 2020 season.


    167. 2020 MLB Year in Review Pt. I Dec 23, 2020
    Show notes

    Welcome to Part I of our Year in Review episode, where we have queued up for you some of our favorite takes, segments and predictions from previous episodes throughout 2020. Enjoy!

    Episode 115: #FireManfred (February 19)
    Recapping Rob Manfred’s ESPN interview with Karl Ravech on the Astros scandal, new rules, and proposals.

    Episode 118: To Mic or Not to Mic (March 9)
    Talking about players getting mic’d up in Spring Training (in response to Freddie Freeman’s “there’s wind boys” mic’d up moment in early March) and whether players being mic’d up should be a regular thing.

    Episode 119: Thanks, Coronavirus (March 17)
    We talk about the possible start date for the 2020 season, joking about when it should or shouldn’t start, not realizing what was going to end up happening this year.

    Episode 128: Preparing for a Year Without Baseball (May 29)
    Looking at the heated negotiations between the MLB and MLBPA and the drama surrounding the topic of sliding salary scales, talking about the battle of owners versus players.

    Episode 131: Baseball is Back (June 26)
    Looking at the announcement stating baseball would be returning in 2020, specifically breaking down the news that the Universal DH would be a part of the game (if only temporarily).

    Episode 136: Opening Weekend Recap (July 27)
    We share our thoughts on the initial weekend of the 2020 season and some of the news that came from it, including the Miami Marlins’ COVID outbreak, as well as the outlook for the remainder of the season.

    Episode 137: Thank You, Joe Kelly (July 30)
    We look at the Joe Kelly/Carlos Correa incident, talking about what went down, our responses, and how it affected baseball on a larger scale.

    Episode 138: Yoenis Cespedes, the Disappearing Act (August 3)
    We talk about a WILD moment from this season, when Yoenis Cespedes just said deuces and dipped out of the team hotel and nobody knew what had happened to him.

    Episode 140: Houston Astros: Poverty Franchise (August 11)
    We look at the Ramon Laureano/Houston Astros/Alex Cintron scuffle and Nate gives one of his signature rants on why Alex Cintron is soft.

    Episode 144: The Most Exciting Team in Baseball (August 25)
    We talk about the Slam Diego Padres being one of baseball’s hottest and most entertaining teams following their Grand Slam rampage, how they were shaping up for a postseason run, and our thoughts on the then-rumors surrounding Mike Clevinger and Zach Plesac possibly being shipped out west.

    Episode 147: No Time to Play Around (September 9)
    We talk about Joe West throwing out Nationals GM Mike Rizzo during a regular season game for not wearing his mask while watching the game from up in a suite.

    Pt. II coming soon!


    166. Conversation with Jessica Kleinschmidt Dec 17, 2020
    Show notes

    We talk with NBC Sports Bay Area writer Jessica Kleinschmidt, covering a range of topics from her career in baseball to “embracing what pisses people off.” Jess shares her “made it” moments, the challenges of being a woman in the industry, the influence her father had on her growing up, her favorite moments covering the sport, the funniest personalities she’s encountered while covering players, her goals and ambitions for the future, the moment in baseball history she would choose to go back in time to cover, her affinity for chicken wings and much more. Enjoy!

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