Is MLB Producing Propaganda? | Hour 2
7/16/202640 min
"I'm not gonna be deposed."
Dan feels dirty after yesterday's interview with the Tyler Herro whistleblower, Zas is going to see The Odyssey, and the crew debates the merits of MLB producing commercials to support instituting a Salary Cap.
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First 90 secondsJonathan Zaslow· Panelist0:00
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Dan Le Batard· Host0:07
[upbeat music] I don't want to be overly self-serious, and I don't want to, uh, lament too much during happy time what we're doing around here. But, uh, yesterday after the show, uh, while everyone was having a lunch they seemed to be enjoying very vigorously- It was good.
Jonathan Zaslow· Panelist0:31
I had pollo ...
Dan Le Batard· Host0:32
uh, well, you, you started to have pollo, and everyone seemed to be enjoying their lunch. But when we, as a media company, interrupted our lunch to do what we did yesterday, I, watching everyone scu- an army of soldiers scurry to attention, having their lu- lunch interrupted, I thought it was the lowest point of my journalistic career. When I saw on a camera that we were rushing in, a guy was wearing a, a, a mask of some sort, and, and then very soon into talking to him, he said, "Yeah, this whole thing started 'cause I said to Tyler Herro, retire, ho." And when that happened, like, I took inventory of my life and the decisions we've made over the last 20 years around here. I'm like, "And there it is." The- there, the lowest point of my journalism career. You guys still smell like, uh, puerco asado. I sme- I smelled onions all over the place. There were half-eaten- Lechón was good, yeah ... there were half-eaten plates of food outside. Every... There was grease