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Angels Fans Rejoice After Arte Moreno SELLS + Ketel Marte Returns | Baseball Is Dead EP #464
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The Angels shock the baseball world after Arte Moreno sells the sells the Angels to Stan Kroenke. What does this mean for the future of the franchise?
We're gearing up for some buzzer-beater finishes in the standings as the Cubs and Brewers duke it out in Wrigley. Ketel Marte returns to the Diamondbacks and we share our thoughts on that.
0:00 Arte Sells The Angels
08:55 Patreon Drafts
17:15 Future of the Angels Franchise
49:56 Next Manager To Be Fired via Kalshi
55:00 Ketel Marte Returns To DBacks
01:14:44 Division Races
01:16:18 Milwaukee Brewers vs Chicago Cubs
01:24:10 Skinny Tyler
01:29:10 Ethan Salas Call Up
01:30:03 Shohei Ohtani Angels Story
01:35:50 Award Winning Nugs
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