Is Ke'Bryan Hayes right to rip umpires? What did Pirates show vs. Braves?
On the latest episode of the Pitching In podcast, Post-Gazette Pirates beat writer Jason Mackey and AT&T SportsNet analyst and former Pirates catcher Michael McKenry discuss Ke'Bryan Hayes' criticism of home plate umpire Bill Miller and some comments the Pirates third baseman made after Sunday's game. They also analyze Saturday's situation between Johan Oviedo and Ronald Acuna Jr., while Jason takes you inside the visitors' clubhouse for Oviedo's postgame comments. Later, our duo discusses the Jerry Meals game in Atlanta from July 27, 2011 and Fort's memories from that, along with other takeaways from the Braves series. They finish with talk about Paul Skenes potentially making the 2024 opening day rotation and whether fans should be concerned with Mitch Keller's drop in velocity.
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On the latest episode of the Pitching In podcast, Post-Gazette Pirates beat writer Jason Mackey and AT&T SportsNet analyst and former Pirates catcher Michael McKenry discuss Ke'Bryan Hayes' criticism of home plate umpire Bill Miller and some comments the Pirates third baseman made after Sunday's game. They also analyze Saturday's situation between Johan Oviedo and Ronald Acuna Jr., while Jason takes you inside the visitors' clubhouse for Oviedo's postgame comments.
Later, our duo discusses the Jerry Meals game in Atlanta from July 27, 2011 and Fort's memories from that, along with other takeaways from the Braves series. They finish with talk about Paul Skenes potentially making the 2024 opening day rotation and whether fans should be concerned with Mitch Keller's drop in velocity.
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