1 hr 28 min
Ep. 20 [3/20/22] - The Golden Run Triple Play Sports
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- Sports
Is it still noteworthy to point out in the description when all four gentlemen are on the show together, and for the full duration of the show no less? Well, we just did! It's that time again for Dietz, Cruz, Scott and Russ to spout what's on their minds about the latest happenings in the world of sports. For episode 20, the conversation starts with a breakdown of Scott's annual QB Carousel article (which you should read at 3PlayPodcast.com). You'll learn how many teams the crew think will have a new face at QB in the coming season, as well as learn how little Cruz pays attention to football other than the commercials. Strangely, though, Scott and Cruz are frighteningly in unison about what kind of chants you might hear at Washington Commanders games. Moving on from that odd coincidence, the boys are certainly happy that baseball is back! There are free agent moves a plenty with many millions of dollars being thrown at players...which is strange because, didn't we just have a lockout where owners complained about revenue? Nonetheless, in addition to the free agent spending, there were rule changes proposed for 2022 and 2023, and who knew that the crew would have the most lively discussion about how extra inning games should end? Finally, there's the minor annual event known as March Madness to debate. The tournament always brings drama, but do they really need the pod system anymore? And when it comes to filling out brackets and choosing a tournament winner, there is no one either less competent or more brilliant - depending on your point of view - as Cruz. For Scott, he wanted it noted that he laughed so hard at Cruz's bracket methodology that his headset fell off. You know you want to listen to hear how it all went down...and we thank you as always for listening!
0:00 - Intro/Packers-Raiders Trade
12:35 - QB Carousel
33:05 - MLB Returns (Free Agents & Rule Changes)
51:35 - Extra Innings Tweaks (The Golden Run!)
1:00:50 - March Madness
1:18:25 - Bracket Methodology/Outro
Is it still noteworthy to point out in the description when all four gentlemen are on the show together, and for the full duration of the show no less? Well, we just did! It's that time again for Dietz, Cruz, Scott and Russ to spout what's on their minds about the latest happenings in the world of sports. For episode 20, the conversation starts with a breakdown of Scott's annual QB Carousel article (which you should read at 3PlayPodcast.com). You'll learn how many teams the crew think will have a new face at QB in the coming season, as well as learn how little Cruz pays attention to football other than the commercials. Strangely, though, Scott and Cruz are frighteningly in unison about what kind of chants you might hear at Washington Commanders games. Moving on from that odd coincidence, the boys are certainly happy that baseball is back! There are free agent moves a plenty with many millions of dollars being thrown at players...which is strange because, didn't we just have a lockout where owners complained about revenue? Nonetheless, in addition to the free agent spending, there were rule changes proposed for 2022 and 2023, and who knew that the crew would have the most lively discussion about how extra inning games should end? Finally, there's the minor annual event known as March Madness to debate. The tournament always brings drama, but do they really need the pod system anymore? And when it comes to filling out brackets and choosing a tournament winner, there is no one either less competent or more brilliant - depending on your point of view - as Cruz. For Scott, he wanted it noted that he laughed so hard at Cruz's bracket methodology that his headset fell off. You know you want to listen to hear how it all went down...and we thank you as always for listening!
0:00 - Intro/Packers-Raiders Trade
12:35 - QB Carousel
33:05 - MLB Returns (Free Agents & Rule Changes)
51:35 - Extra Innings Tweaks (The Golden Run!)
1:00:50 - March Madness
1:18:25 - Bracket Methodology/Outro
1 hr 28 min