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Hosted by Max Connor & Jackson Allen · sports · EN-US · 32 episodes
Best friends since the 7th grade Max and Jackson also share a lifelong love of Giants baseball. Each week they share their hilarious and unique takes on what's happening in the Giants world and in Major League Baseball as a whole.If you want an entertaining conversation filled with analysis, statistics and humor from two massive, yet pragmatic fans, than listen each week on Friday mornings!
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Episode #32
<p>Late to the party Max and Jackson get back on the horse with a new episode, and all it took was the biggest Giants move in over a generation. </p> <p>We talk about it all. What are the Red Sox thinking? Will the Giants regret the move? How did this happen? What's next. </p> <p>All this and more!</p> <p>Email us at catchingupsf@gmail.com</p>
Episode #31
<p>Max and Jackson break down the Giants last road trip where they went 5-5 with a mix of lucky and unlucky breaks. They say good teams play .500 on the road and clean up at home and that's exactly what the Giants did during this grueling 17 game stretch with no days off. </p> <p>This episode doesn't cover the most recent home stand but still covers all the big picture topics that either plague the Giants or are lifting them to the top of the NL West. </p> <p>Who's hitting and who's not? Is the starting pitching going to...
Episode #30
<p>Jackson and Max break down the big picture over the first two weeks of the series (through the Reds series.) Who's hot? What's working? And the fact that early on, this team is more fun to watch then Giants fans have experienced in years. </p> <p>Then we break down our thoughts on the new City Connect jerseys. </p> <p>Let us know what you think of the new jerseys and what is exciting you about the season so far. </p> <p>Email: catchingupsf@gmail.com</p> <p>See city connect jerseys here</p>
Episode #29
<p>Max and Jackson break down the starting pitching outlook as spring training comes into the last couple weeks. The competition for the 5th starter spot is still fierce between Landon Roupp, Hayden Birdsong and Kyle Harrison. </p> <p>With the top four settled we discuss what the floor and ceiling may be for this rotation, how realistic it is to expect strong seasons from Verlander, Ray and Hicks and examine the depth in the rotation and how the Giants could creatively use the abundance of young starters they have. </p> <p>Lastly we lament the fact that the Rays o...
Episode #28
<p>Today Max and Jackson break down all the infield options. While some are obvious and steady, there are major question marks about who will fill those extra roles in the infield and designated hitter. </p> <p>Who is best served to back up Patrick Bailey? </p> <p>Is Tyler Fitzgerald really solidified his role as starting second baseman? </p> <p>Who gets left out and possibly traded? </p> <p>Lastly we give our bold predictions on what the new city connect uniforms will look like? </p> <p>Send us your ideas on the new city connects at catchingupsf@gmail...
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