Baseball Today The World Series resumes tonight in LA with the series tied...
Oct 27, 2025
The latest discussion zeroes in on Game 3 of the World Series, spotlighting starters Max Scherzer and Tyler Glasnow. The hosts debate who needs to hit the reset button, with interesting insights on players like Teoscar Hernandez. Tension is palpable, with managers under pressure and Dave Roberts facing scrutiny over travel delays. They also touch on the Orioles hiring a new manager and the team's offseason strategy, making for a lively analysis of player performance and managerial choices.
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Starters Must Simplify On The Biggest Stage
- Max Scherzer and Tyler Glasnow bring very different energy but the same focus: simplify and do your job on the mound.
- Trevor Plouffe and Chris Rose highlight that starters must absorb noise and treat World Series starts like any other outing.
Managers Will Push Starters For Length
- Both managers likely expect their starters to go at least five innings because bullpens lack depth.
- Plouffe and Rose expect longer leashes in Game 3 despite recent postseason trends toward short starter outings.
Deploy Multi-Inning Relievers Intentionally
- Use high-leverage relievers in short, defined roles to maximize their impact in the series.
- Chris and Trevor name Bassett as a prime multi-inning weapon the Blue Jays should deploy from the pen.