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The Ringer staff discusses injuries, surprise teams, and rule changes
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Michael Baumann is joined by Zach Kram, who lays out the implications of Shohei Ohtani’s elbow injury and what it means for the Angels and baseball (01:30). Then Claire McNear discusses the surprisingly resilient Giants, who remain in the NL West hunt despite a slew of pitcher injuries (20:15). Finally, Ben Lindbergh defends his anti-DH stance and attempts to balance joy with efficiency (29:00).
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