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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 498 episodes
Jesse, Joel, and Sam discuss baseball and other sports happening, as well as their bright ideas on how to make sports better, why we love sports, and why we love to hate sports teams and of course, the umps.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDump On The Ump is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 498 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Tennis' U.S. Open has been destroyed by social media influencers, and by the wealthy people who follow them; the Chicago White Sox keep coming up short in their big games; the playoff race in the American League tightens; don't come to the Crosstown Classic unless you come ready to fight; Mark Walter sells the Los Angeles Lakers; Pete Crow-Armstrong is the ugliest man in baseball.
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The Boston Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays played one of the stupidest plays ever; are the Chicago White Sox players a bunch of nerds?; Boston's latest winning streak catapults them into contention; the playoff race in the AL Central tightens; the New York Yankees mortgage away their future to private equity.
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Sam and Joel are back to talk all things sports; the World Cup is here, and we analyze every aspect of it, from the Uzbekistan choice in hat wear to how to pronounce the word "Czechia"; Sam talks about the Boston Red Sox and how he is ready for them to tear it all down and start over again; Joel talks about the Chicago White Sox and how they have been an emotional roller coaster; plus: Is AI coming for your team's manager's job? Count the fingers!
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Sam and Joel give their hot takes on the NBA Finals, and how New York City has Knicks Fever! Also: Should the San Antonio Spurs fire their coach? The World Cup begins this week. Meanwhile, the young players for the Chicago White Sox keep hitting home runs, but it looks like the Boston Red Sox might be sellers at the trade deadline.
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We move into the penultimate round of our regional food bracket with the Final Four: New York Pizza, Maine Lobster Roll, Memphis Pulled Pork, and Kansas City Spare Ribs! Plus: Thomas describes the joys of umpiring little league baseball; the Boston Red Sox fire everyone in a "Red Wedding"-style massacre, and Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby checks himself into rehab for his gambling addiction!
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