Jason Linden and I discuss Opening Day, Luis Castillo, Eugenio Suarez, Nick Senzel and, of course, Jonathan India. Our enthusiasm for the beginning of this Cincinnati Reds season is undiminished. Enjoy!
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Nice podcast, Chad! I really appreciate the free, amazing Reds podcast.
Personally, I think Tejay Antone and Micheal Lorenzen should trade spots for Jeff Hoffman and Wade Miley. What would you think about that kind of switch?
Alright, I don’t want to get political about this at all. I just don’t understand the antitrust exemption thing with baseball. I know all about the Georgia voter thing; I don’t care about that here. I know all about MLB deciding to move the All Star Game; I don’t care about that here.
I heard that the GOP in DC is going to create legislation to remove baseball’s anti-trust exemption. I want to learn about this. Just what does the anti-trust exemption thing do. Why have it? Why not take it away?
Feel free to get as detailed as you want. Just don’t get political, please.