Padres get the sweep, GMs face the media, Triston Casas out for the Red Sox & Turbo Mode
Padres get the sweep, GMs face the media, Triston Casas out for the Red Sox & Turbo Mode | Baseball Bar-B-Cast
The San Diego Padres finally get the coveted opening segment for Jake and Jordan. The guys break down the Padres sweep over the weekend and what their season might look like going forward.
What does it mean when a team's GM faces the music of the media early in the season? Jake and Jordan talk about three GMs who have already done exactly that.
Plus, a dive into what the Triston Casas injury means for the Red Sox. Finally, the guys go Turbo Mode to recap every series of the weekend.
Start your week off right here at the Baseball Bar-B-Cast.
Padres Pitching Leads to San Diego Sweep Photo by Rayni Shiring/MLB Photos via Getty Images Photo by(2:20) - Padres Sweep
(23:52) - Red Sox post Triston Casas injury
(36:53) - Yankees fall to Rays
(38:17) - Bonds/Judge debate continued
(42:43) - GMs face the media
(44:00) - Orioles' GM
(47:48) - Angels' GM
(50:01) - Rangers' GM
(53:28) - Cubs/Brewers
(56:46) - Dodgers/Braves
(1:00:43) - Turbo Mode
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