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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On this week's episode of Endless Blummer, we lean into our inner grumpy old men with some strong takes on the state of the game, while also diving into the philosophy of "controlling the controllable" both on and off the field. We explore the possibilities of MLB expansion and where new franchises could thrive, then wrap it up with a fun thought experiment—what we'd do if we were commissioner of Major League Baseball for a day. It's equal parts opinionated, philosophical, and just the right amount of baseball daydreaming.
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