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Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about MLB players who’ve worn no. 69, an incredible catch in the Junior League World Series, and a short-lived umpire protest before talking to R.J. Anderson about the future of MLB labor relations
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The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about the history of MLB players who've worn no. 69 (03:00), an incredible catch in the Junior League World Series (05:30), the Giants' official elimination from the NL West race (06:30), Aroldis Chapman's removal from the Yankees' closer role (08:00), and a short-lived umpire protest (11:00), then talk to R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports about the growing information gap between teams and agents and the future of labor relations in MLB (16:30).
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