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EPISODE · Aug 16, 2022 · 50 MIN

180: Fernando Tatis, Jr. suspended, Yankees' mess, Walker Buehler injury, Is this the year for Ohio State, and more!

from Hooked on Sports · host John Flynn

In today's podcast episode: John discusses news across Major League Baseball, with the suspension of San Diego Padres star shortstop Fernando Tatis, Jr. of 80 games due to a failed drug test, the Texas Rangers firing Chris Woodward after four failed seasons as their skipper, the Yankees' offensive woes without Giancarlo Stanton, the Dodgers' pitching situation with Walker Buehler undergoing season ending elbow surgery, and the Miami Marlins' historically bad offense. Then, he discusses the availability of Zach Wilson with knee surgery today, the job security of Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy, and the genius of Patrick Mahomes in the NFL, and then with the first college football rankings of the season out from the Associated Press, he looks at if we are destined for an Alabama-Ohio State matchup in the National Championship Game in January, Notre Dame's schedule, and the emergence of the Texas Longhorns as a college football power again under Steve Sarkisian.

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