Episode 73: Let MLB Pitchers Try to Make History

An episode of the What Makes Me Mad podcast, hosted by Calahan Steed, titled "Episode 73: Let MLB Pitchers Try to Make History" was published on April 11, 2021 and runs 37 minutes.

April 11, 2021 ·37m · What Makes Me Mad

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On the podcast, I discuss why Packers fans complaining about lack of free agent signings, universities cutting athletic programs and MLB managers not letting pitchers chase a chance at throwing a no-hitter. Enjoy! 

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On the podcast, I discuss why Packers fans complaining about lack of free agent signings, universities cutting athletic programs and MLB managers not letting pitchers chase a chance at throwing a no-hitter. Enjoy!

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