Cannonball Comin’ Episode Ten

Episode 10 of the City of Bridges podcast, hosted by Anthony DiFilippo and Logan Arblaster, titled "Cannonball Comin’ Episode Ten" was published on April 23, 2024 and runs 57 minutes.

April 23, 2024 ·57m · City of Bridges

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Summary

-The Pirates have yet to lose a series -An overall up-and-down week -Rotation has been good -Big blown saves from the bullpen -Rehab stints and getting healthier -Who’s replacing Gonzales? -Look at the week ahead -and more!

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-The Pirates have yet to lose a series -An overall up-and-down week -Rotation has been good -Big blown saves from the bullpen -Rehab stints and getting healthier -Who’s replacing Gonzales? -Look at the week ahead -and more!

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