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ALEX ANTHOPOULOS on his approach to Spring Training, how to build a winning culture in the locker room and getting ready for the MLB Season.

2023-03-16

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We get a unique POV on the podcast today as we bring back Alex Anthopoulos to the show and get a crash course on how to be a General Manager in Major League Baseball.

The three look at Alex's approach towards spring training and get an idea on where his head is at during these pre-season games. We also get some insight on what his day-to-day looks like when it comes to evaluating talent, management of players and building a winning culture. Before Alex goes, he leaves us with a few tidbits on his last couple years in Toronto and what went into some of the moves he made to improve the team.