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AJ Pierzynski, Erik Kratz and Scott Braun break down Freddy Peralta’s free-agent market, Albert Pujols interviewing for the Astros’ managerial opening and the latest MLB offseason moves. Former MLB GM Jim Duquette examines the markets for Peralta and Tarik Skubal, while Dallas Morning News Rangers beat writer Evan Grant explains why major changes could be coming in Texas. Plus, Seattle Times Mariners reporter Adam Jude discusses Jason Kanzler’s unconventional path to becoming Seattle’s new manager.
0:00 Start of Show
3:06 Freddy Peralta’s free agent market
17:12 Latest on Angels sale
43:50 Red Sox hire Shelley Duncan to major-league staff
46:47 Evan Grant talks Rangers
1:05:46 A.J. Ellis joins Mets coaching staff
1:08:40 BetMGM 2026 AL CY Young odds
1:11:55 Pat Murphy apologies to Yankees
1:14:49 MLB Pitch-Rigging trial
1:26:30 Jason Kanzier’s first Mariners press conference
1:29:25 Adam Jude talks Mariners
1:47:35 Geoff Blum 2005 World Series at-bat in HOF
1:51:01 Halo Territory on Angels GM job
1:54:05 Slap Hands
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