Vince Velasquez

It looks like the Phillies will have their big offseason addition, Zach Wheeler this Saturday when they face the Miami Marlins.

The Philadelphia Phillies tied the New York Yankees 2-2 in their third exhibition game. Vince Velasquez was definitely the talk of town before the game started and let's just say he was impressive. In the first inning though, Velasquez threw 25 pitches and struggled a tad, but it was mixed with intriguing pitches. Here is how his first inning played out: DJ LeMahieu was hit by a pitch Aaron Judge struck out swinging Gleybor Torres single Giancarlo Stanton struck out looking Aaron Hicks walks Gary Sanchez struck out swinging with bases loaded No runs were scored in the inning, but this shows the inconsistency of Velasquez we have seen many times before. Interestingly enough, he turned it around big time only needing 48 pitches during the next four innings. He allowed a home-run to Judge after ending the fifth inning and going for a fourth out because, well, why not? It's a game that doesn't count. It was obvious that his cutter, curveball, and change-up was very interesting. I think it is fair to ask this question: Have we been sucked in like this before with Vinny V? On a side note, Jean Segura was drilled in the hand by a pitch resulting in exiting the game. We are waiting for more information as the Yankees did not have x-rays available. He seems to be okay.

Pitcher Vince Velasquez once again has a chance to impress and dazzle Phillies coaches with his electric arm and stuff.

Frank Klose, Geoff Mosher, and Hunter Brody discuss the latest proposal by the MLB. If the two parties do not figure out any plan, the league will step in and force a 40-50 game season on everyone. Is that better than nothing? Also, the guys get into a 16-team playoff system and more!

Frank, Geoff, and Hunter look into the players' proposal to the owners along with the possibility of a 50 game season.

Frank, Geoff, and Hunter were joined by Luke Leftwich, pitcher for the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, talking baseball returning and more! Also, the guys dive into the update on health concerns if the MLB was to continue along with Bryce Harper's proposal!

Frank, Geoff, and Brodes break down the newest proposal by the MLB. Is it possible we see an 82 game schedule starting July 4th? There is still a lot to figure out!

Todd Zolecki joined Frank, Geoff, and Brodes to talk Doc: The Life of Roy Halladay. Also, the Korean Baseball League started at 1:00 AM EST and Trevor Plouffe drops a possible nugget for the MLB to start!

Frank Klose, Geoff Mosher, and Hunter Brody talk about Jeff Passan's most recent report! He describes all of the potential options to bring back baseball. Also, it's possible minor league systems may completely fold. What does this mean for minor leaguers?

Frank Klose, Hunter Brody, and Matt Albertson talk about how it's inevitable the National League will have a DH very soon. Albertson goes through the history of the DH and he describes how close it was from happening in the past. Also, Andrew McCutchen and Sernathony Dominguez have injury updates while Bryce Harper mentions JT Realmuto's contract...