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77. The Trust Pie - How We'd Divide the Cardinals Rotation (Feat. Benjamin Hochman)

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Jonathan and Matt are joined by Benjamin Hochman to break down the Cardinals’ rotation in a way you’ve probably never seen before—The Pitching Trust Pie.


Each of us gets 100% of a pie and has to divide it among the Cardinals starters based on one thing: who we trust the most for the rest of the season. Not who’s been the best. Not who has the best stats. Just… who do you believe in?


With another round of starts happening before this episode goes live, there’s a real chance these takes age incredibly well… or horribly wrong.


Either way, we’re all in.

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77. The Trust Pie - How We'd Divide the Cardinals Rotation (Feat. Benjamin Hochman)

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