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✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
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The Major League Baseball season may be shortened to 60 games but a lot has already happened. Including a lot of changes, the latest reportedly being doubleheader games moving to seven innings instead of the regular nine. Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg discussed the latest news and why it makes sense for the sport from both a time and injury standpoint during this unique season with Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes.
The Major League Baseball season may be shortened to 60 games but a lot has already happened. Including a lot of changes, the latest reportedly being doubleheader games moving to seven innings instead of the regular nine. Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg discussed the latest news and why it makes sense for the sport from both a time and injury standpoint during this unique season with Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes.
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_mlbwildstart.webp "We knew the MLB season would be shortened, but now it has been interrupted as well and teams will be scrambling to adjust to make up postponed games and with numerous doubleheaders to play. Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg talked with SI baseball writer Emma Baccellieri and Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes to get their thoughts on how the remainder of the season could unfold.")
_aaronjudge.webp "Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees has started the season on an absolute tear. So much so that Alex Rodriguez put him in the same breath as Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Tiger Woods. While that may be going a bit too far, so are the balls off of Judge's bat as he has six home runs in five games. Sports Illustrated Host Robin Lundberg spoke with Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes about the historic start from the Yankees star.")
_60gamesamplesize.webp "We know this Major League Baseball season will be different. That is apparent already. However, it was always going to be unique given it is a shortened 60 games. So what could that mean for records and benchmarks that might be reached? Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg talked with SI baseball writer Emma Baccellieri and Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes to get their thoughts on what accomplishments we might see in MLB.")
_mlbcovid.webp "Major League Baseball is set to being its abbreviated season in a couple weeks. But there are still questions about how the league is responding to Covid-19. Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg discussed some of these issues with SI's Stephanie Apstein and got the perspective of Max Goodman from Inside the Pinstripes who has been around the New York Yankees since they resumed activities to prepare for the return to play.")
_aaronjudge.webp "Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees has started the season on an absolute tear. So much so that Alex Rodriguez put him in the same breath as Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Tiger Woods. While that may be going a bit too far, so are the balls off of Judge's bat as he has six home runs in five games. Sports Illustrated Host Robin Lundberg spoke with Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes about the historic start from the Yankees star.")
_mlbcovidupdate.webp "It's been just one week into the 2020 shortened MLB season, and both the Marlins and Phillies had to postpone upcoming games due to an alarming number of positive COVID-19 cases. How will the Yankees respond to this? SI's Kaitlin O'Toole is joined by InsidethePinStripes writer Max Goodman to delve into the thought process of the Yankees front office, and how MLB is shifting its rules amid the coronavirus uptick.")
_mlbwildstart.webp "We knew the MLB season would be shortened, but now it has been interrupted as well and teams will be scrambling to adjust to make up postponed games and with numerous doubleheaders to play. Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg talked with SI baseball writer Emma Baccellieri and Max Goodman of InsidethePinstripes to get their thoughts on how the remainder of the season could unfold.")
_mlbodds.webp "New York and Los Angeles remain the heavy favorites to win this year’s World Series but there’s two other teams seeing a major movement in their odds.Before the shortened MLB season started the Yankees and Dodgers were listed as +600 favorites to win this year’s World Series. Those odds have seen a slight decrease as both teams are now listed at +350. Sports Illustrated’s gambling analyst Frank Taddeo and the editor of InsideThePinstripe Max Goodman discuss the updated odds to win the World Series.")
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