3-15-26 Episode #16
from Brothers Baseball Hosted by Avi and Reuben
The snowed-in Brothers excitedly preview the World Baseball Classic semifinal games and then share some of their predictions for end-of-season individual MLB awards. They finish the episode in agreement of the eventual NL Cy Young winner, with some epic reasoning from Reuben. Thank you to our sponsor, Peter Levy Biking!
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