The Big Bad Morning Show Audacy

In the opening hour of Friday's BBMS, Rob and Jeremy take a look at the O's 24-12 record and debate whether or not it's the most impressive start this team has had in the last 10 years?  Plus, we debate the cause of the pitching injuries we've seen so far this year and then close out with a discussion on the Pacers' assertion that NBA refs are missing hundreds of calls.

In the third hour of Friday's BBMS, Rob and Jeremy take a look at Ken Rosenthal's three reasons for the struggles of young hitters: advanced scouting, MiLB scheduling, and the roster sizes of minor league teams.  Can it all be that simple?  Plus, in our Barbershop topic, we discuss whether or not veteran Orioles who made it through the rebuild and how long of a leash they get while struggling.  Do they deserve more chances than the younger guys?  

In the third hour of Friday's BBMS, Rob and Jeremy hear from Ravens TE Isaiah Likely, as he speaks to Kay Adams of Fan Duel TV.  Likely says Lamar's 20lb weight loss has him faster than ever, maybe even faster than when he won MVP in 2019.  Do you believe him?  Plus, we hand out Shovels of Wisdom, discuss what the comedians behind Tom Brady's roast had to say after the event, and finish off with a visit from The Undefeated's Jerry Bembry, as he recaps the NBA playoffs.

In the final hour of Friday's BBMS, Rob and Jeremy discuss this weekend's Orioles/Diamondbacks series and debate who the real stars are.  Is it Carroll vs Henderson all weekend long?  Plus, we discuss missing out on greatness when it's right in front of you and finish off with a breakdown of the day's gambling slate in The Daily Line.

The Orioles have some vets that lasted through the rebuild are struggling, notably Austin Hays and Cedric Mullins.  Some say that they should be given a longer leash because they stuck it out when the team was bad, but is that the right way the to go about it?