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Chicago Sun-Times reporter Russell Dorsey and Brewers pitcher Brent Suter join the show to discuss MLB’s response to police brutality and the shooting of Jacob Blake
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We discuss the biggest news in the baseball and sports world: teams sitting out in protest of police brutality and the shooting of Jacob Blake. First, we are joined by Russell Dorsey, Chicago Cubs beat reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times (3:48). Then we’re joined by Brent Suter of the Milwaukee Brewers, the first team to decide not to play this week (39:54).
Hosts: Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman
Guests: Russell Dorsey and Brent Suter
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