The end for Albert Pujols in Anaheim, John Means business, and digging into pitcher injuries
Eno, Britt & DVR discuss a tough exit for Albert Pujols in Anaheim, his dominant decade upon arriving in the league in 2001, John Means' ascent to the top of the Baltimore rotation, pitcher injuries as a result of sitting too close to max velocity, and DVR faces the music in the wake of V*ctor Robles' slow start.
Rundown
1:15 Albert Pujols Doesn't Really Fit on Another Team
5:37 On Deserving a League-Wide Parade into the Sunset
11:07 The Machine's Greatness & Humble Beginnings
15:49 John Means Business
20:54 Pitcher Injuries & Sitting Too Close to Max Velocity
36:53 DVR Eats Crow
41:27 Who/What Do We Collect?
49:19 Congrats, Britt!
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