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Fantasy Throwdown Podcast

FTP Ep. # 458: 2023 MLB Season Preview

Fantasy Throwdown Podcast

Dwayne Callender

Sports, Fantasy Sports

4.9440 Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2023

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

I give my thoughts on the upcoming MLB season and where I expect most teams to end up. First and foremost I dive into the rule changes that are in effect for the season and how I expect that to have a major impact on how teams will be able to separate themselves from the pack moving forward.



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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Fantasy Throw Down Podcast, bringing you the latest from the world of sports,

0:08.0

DFS and gambling. With over five years of hot takes and millions of downloads later, I guess he's been doing something right.

0:18.0

Now, sit back and listen to one of the sharpest minds in the game.

0:23.0

Here's your host, Duane Calendar.

0:30.0

Welcome to the show everyone.

0:31.0

Baseball season is right around the corner so let's talk about what I expect to happen in the upcoming year and to do that we got to talk about the rule changes because for those of you who have not been following

0:46.5

baseball and to be perfectly honest baseball hasn't really given you much to want to follow if we're being at all honest with ourselves

0:59.0

from a marketing standpoint. Baseball has tried to do a number of rule changes to get casual

1:06.5

fans interested in the game again. And among them is the pitch clock.

1:13.8

So for those of you who do not know, moving forward,

1:19.8

MLB has implemented a pitch clock wherein the starting pitcher has to deliver a ball to the plate within 15 seconds

1:29.4

Otherwise they are automatically charged with a ball on the mount.

1:36.2

Now there's a runner-on-base,

1:37.7

they have 20 seconds to deliver the ball to the plate.

1:44.0

Obviously. to deliver the ball to the plate. Obviously this is a change for certain guys who like to get into a set routine and stare down hitters.

1:50.0

All that's gone.

1:52.0

So the Nolan Ryan approach you've got a

1:54.3

and even then no one was a fast worker. Like I know sometimes no one would

1:59.8

stare dudes down and Bob Gives us down but those guys actually work fast. I'm

2:06.6

actually in favor of this. I know people were complaining about the pitch clock

2:09.8

but truth be told, pitch clock definitely need to be implemented a years ago,

2:17.4

because we were getting way too long in terms of played out at bats because to trip be told batteries were abusing this too where

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