The last time league batting averages dipped even close to this low was in 1968 — “The Year of the Pitcher.” To counteract the negative trend, MLB dropped the mound height by almost 50%. You can be damn sure radical new changes to the field, the baseball, and/or the rule book are coming in 2022 to restore balance to the game.
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST!
102 | Sox Still Mired in Mediocrity – Major League A*Holes: IN THE HOLE
Should White Sox fans be Patient or Panic as the club continues to struggle offensively and hover around .500? | Celebrity Sox Type Thing: Tim Anderson vs. Ozzie Guillen | Cubs were the HOTTEST team in baseball for a moment as a few rookies had memorable debuts | Even with Tarik Skubal emerging as a true ace and Miguel Cabrera looking like his old MVP self, the Rays added insult to injury as the Tigers lose their FIFTH starting pitcher to the IL while Isaac Paredes makes fans question trading him in the most ironic way | The hapless Reds go Less Than Zero finding a way to lose their own special brand of No-No of the Week | Joe West gains some credibility and our most unlikely Anti-Hero of the Week award | Matt Harvey takes our saddest and most tragic Asshole of the Week dishonor
WED: https://majorleagueaholes.com/
SHOP: https://assthetics.store/
REVOLUTION BREWING: https://revbrew.com/
Major League A*Holes 