ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Tom Verducci is synonymous with Major League Baseball — a brilliant writer for Sports Illustrated, a five-time Emmy Award winner, two-time National Magazine Award finalist, two-time New York Times bestselling author and a member of the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame. He was the first baseball writer to be named National Sportswriter of the Year for three consecutive years and the only to call the World Series as an analyst. He appears on MLB Network and Fox.
On this episode, we chat about the 2023 MLB season thus far, and how the game has changed and stayed the same. Play Ball!
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