Jim and Jake are back for another episode, and this week the guys do their first ever Overrated/Underrated show through a variety of topics. Plus, the guys can’t get enough of Fernando Tatis Jr., and delve into Kris Bryant’s fast start.
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Episode Notes:
3:00 – The talent of Fernando Tatis Jr.
11:00 – Moving the mound back
19:00 – Slow starts and complacency
29:00 – Jim thinks Troy Aikman rocks
33:00 – Kris Bryant’s fast start
39:00 – Why the Cubs are struggling offensively
40:00 – Listener Question
48:00 – Overrated/Underrated: Movies
53:00 – Overrated/Underrated: 70s, 80s, 90s decades
57:00 – Overrated/Underrated: 90s TV shows
59:00 – Overrated/Underrated: Baseball related topics
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