Jon "Boog" Sciambi

The Compound - MLB Player Podcast

Jomboy Media

Baseball, Sports

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 2 April 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Boog Sciambi joins The Compound to talk baseball, broadcasting and possible changes to the 2020 season. Sciambi relives the KB-Rizz Mic'd up game (9:55) Sciambi's favorite David Ross story (14:52) Sciambi's ideas for 2020 pace of play (24:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm feeling good.
0:15.0	feeling good.
0:16.0	Hey feeling good.
0:18.0	Like I should.
0:20.0	When in Darble walk around a neighborhood,
0:25.0	Feeling blessed, never stressed.
0:29.0	Got that sunshine on my Sunday bed-ass.
0:33.0	Welcome back to the third episode of the Compound Podcast coming to you live from The Compound.
0:40.0	We have a wonderful episode for you today. John Shambi comes on and joins the compound.
0:47.0	E-SPN analyst. I thought it was a fantastic interview.
0:51.0	Great interview. A lot of insight.
0:53.3	Yeah, definitely side of them.
0:54.6	You don't get to see too much on ESPN.
0:57.5	So we're gonna, it's a long interview, so we're gonna try to make our part quick.
1:02.2	We're gonna jump into best and
1:03.3	worst and then we'll go MVP of the house before the interview. So
1:07.1	Zach, why don't you start us off with your worst and best? The worst part, I'm staying in
1:12.3	bed a little bit longer than I expected this morning.
1:17.0	Try to be a little bit more productive and it didn't happen.
1:21.0	The best part was having a good competitive day,
1:25.0	2 and 1 on the day in respect to sports.
1:28.0	All right, Nico.
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