A couple months ago in the bullpen, I made a very strong statement about Major League Baseball.

I still stand by that statement.

Today, I'll back it up by presenting evidence.

Let me hear you.

Go get out.

A one, a two, a three. Three. hear you. Go ahead now. Oh, one, a two, our three, three.

We want to come back.

Welcome to In the Bullpen with Mark Dewey, sponsored by developing contenders ministries.

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She is gone.

There are many stories from this past week that I could talk about in today's episode.

One week could go today, one day after the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies,

the Lord was pleased to take Hall of Famer Ryan Sandberg from this earth.

Rhino was 65 years old when he died.

Now, when Jane Forbes Clark quoted from Rhino in her speech prior to the players' speeches,

I thought maybe she and they knew something that the rest of us did not.

That turned out to be the case.

Also, the trade deadline was Thursday, and both Thursday and leading up to Thursday was very busy. A lot of trades

were made. And as is the case each year, there are winners, there are losers, and in most cases,

it's to be determined whether an organization was a winner or a loser.

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