Download - EP 260 - JP MOROSI on The World Series, Toronto Blue Jays & The Evolution of Pitching in Baseball.

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The Bob McCown Podcast

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EP 260 - JP MOROSI on The World Series, Toronto Blue Jays & The Evolution of Pitching in Baseball.

2021-11-01

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Friend of the podcast JON PAUL MOROSI from MLB.com joins the show to talk some Baseball with Bob and John.

The three discuss game five of the World Series between the Braves and Astros, compare performances and struggle to predict a winner due to the unpredictability the series has shown so far.

We get some Blue Jays talk in there as Bob wonders what the they should do with Steven Matz and Robbie Ray this offseason. This leads us to one of Bob's favourite baseball topics - Pitching.

Bob, JP and John analyze the "re-engineering" of pitching in baseball as teams try to utilize their pitching more efficiently, begging the question - Has the evolution of pitching had a negative impact on the game?