Does Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong have a shot at NL MVP?
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Johanna cuts in well, challenges Boksia, and it's a close call! Oh, oh, oh, oh, wait a minute! Or was there something else? Based on the live footage, it didn't look like it. Let's take a look at the slowdown. Was there a real judge? Yes, there's a contact. A clear card payment, no buttons, no HSL signs. HSL!
HSL! HSL! Close call ease is still there. Rahimi Harrison-Grody.
I don't want to break time. I want to yell at Marshall. Can we handle more Anthony Heron?
Middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score. Oh, God.
That ball is absolutely destroyed by Miguel Vargas. Into the second deck. Vargas, the first-time All-Star, one of the biggest surprises on the biggest surprise in the sport.
And the Chicago White Sox tees off and makes it 4-0.
Peeker Armstrong didn't cuss there, Marshall. That courtesy of Fox. Peeker Armstrong watching as Miguel Vargas' home run sailed over him. Oh, God. From the All-Star game last night. He didn't cuss. That's kind of a growth step for him.
What's crazy is every time he looks up, Miguel Vargas is homering off of the team that he's on. Remember the series earlier? Two home runs. You go back to last year, they played a series. He hit three home runs in that series. So Pete Carl Armstrong was probably the least shocked person on the National League to watch that ball fly out of there.
Well, at least everybody kept it family-friendly yesterday. So I'd say that was some progress that was made. Unfortunately, friends, before we get to the Pete Crow Armstrong news, we have some Brewers news. Breaking news on the score is sponsored by IDOT. Running late, speeding won't save you time. No need to speed. It's not a game. This is from John Heyman, and this is in the Department of Nosy. Brewers in talks to acquire Lance McCullers. No word on if it's a done deal yet. Brian McTaggart, who is the MLB.com reporter for the Astros, was on it. Now, I know McCullers has had a fair share of ups and downs, had debilitating injuries, and hasn't been the same since, but is a known commodity and certainly seems to be the reaction to what we saw of the Brewers recently putting Kyle Harrison on the I.L.
with forearm tightness retroactive to July 9th. And then also we know that Brandon Woodruff is now on the 60-day, I don't know man when you have a shoulder and it's 60 day I am very skeptical Marshall as to whether or not he comes back this season knowing it's already July 15th today here's the question who comes back first Brandon Woodruff or Kate Horton that's the question
That's the question. I don't know the answer.
Or the Sky practice facility or the Bears' shovels in the ground?
No, I'm not putting it down. If it's Bears' shovels in the ground.
Shoulder always scares me more. And there is a huge argument to be made for UCL, especially when Kane Horton has had to have a second UCL surgery. But either way, those are both dangerous. Now, one is your guy and one is the other team's guy. But it's a fair question.
I look at this as, you know, the Brewers are doing what they're supposed to be doing because three of their guys are, if not hurt, they are not being utilized right now. Jacob Mizorowski, we don't know when he's definitely going to make his next start. Remember, he got scratched in his last scheduled start against Paul Skeens before the All-Star game. Obviously did not pitch in the All-Star game. And now we don't know the fates of the top three players throwers on that staff in Woodruff, Harrison, and Mizorowski. This is the time where the Brewers have to find some answers, probably externally. I know you think they're just going to bring somebody up and fill in the gap and be good because that's what the Brewers do.
Conjure them up. Yeah, just put the reverse Ziggy on them like they did with Andrew Vaughn. I could see them somehow. And the Astros are known for being so good with – reclaiming and coaching their pitchers. Brent Strom, who was their pitching coach forever, is credited with resurrecting Justin Verlander's career that we talked about yesterday. But in this case, I think a change of scenery would absolutely benefit Lance McCullers.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–6:23
2
What breaking Brewers trade news kicks off the episode?
6:23–7:07
3
Why are the Brewers reportedly pursuing Lance McCullers and how could he help them?
7:07–9:55
4
Which Brewers pitchers are injured and how does that create a deadline arms race?
9:55–15:25
5
How might a change of scenery affect Lance McCullers’ performance?
15:25–16:56
Speakers
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