Right now, the AL East runs through Baltimore. The Yankees came to town looking to dethrone the reigning division champions and managed to score just four runs.

Baltimore took three of four in the series, got some dominant pitching, and limited held the powerful New York offense in check.

The guys discussed the series, talked about the Orioles success about teams above .500, discussed Juan Soto becoming the villain, and Kyle Bradish's return to the rotation.

They also discuss some things that they were wrong about last week and end with a round of self congratulations about something they were right about.

Remember the mission.

It's an off day in Baltimore so it seems like a great time to check in on the state of the Orioles. Zach gives Patrick and Jab a call to dive into the numbers on the offense, starters, and bullpen.

The guys discuss what has gone well and what needs to be improved. They talk about Gunnar Henderson's MVP case and Jackson Holliday's super slow start. Then they take back one of the predictions from the annual MLB Prediction Show.

Remember the mission!

Jackson Holliday is getting the call. The Baltimore Orioles are promoting baseball's top prospect, 20-year-old Jackson Holliday. He will make his debut against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway on Wednesday April 10.

Jab and Zach discuss the decision to start Holliday at Triple-A Norfolk to begin the season, how Holliday has performed, why Mike Elias decided to promote him now, and predict the corresponding roster move to clear space for Holliday.

Remember the mission.

Jab, Patrick, and Zach are back for their 13th year of predicting the upcoming MLB season. The guys pick their division winners, wild cards, Cy Young award, MVP, and Rookie of the Years. Then they wrap by making a prediction about the World Series matchup and winner.

Zach traveled from Orlando to Baltimore and spent 24 hours in Charm City to go to game one of the ALDS between the Texas Rangers and Baltimore Orioles. Listen along on his journey.

I’m grateful to have the Orioles back in a real way and excited to watch what the next (hopefully) couple months bring. They’ve always been there, a constant in my life, but I’m excited to return to the days where they play an even bigger role. To share that with Penny, in this next chapter of my life, is even more exciting. Maybe she’ll even get to see the championship I’ve been waiting my entire life to witness. 

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Jab and Patrick join Zach to predict the upcoming MLB season. The guys give their division winners, wild cards, World Series matchup and winner as well as their predictions for Cy Young, MVP and Rookie of the Year.

The 2022 MLB season is upon us! Jab, Patrick and Zach are back for their 11th season predicting the outcome of the upcoming season. The guys weigh in with their division winners, Wild Cards, and World Series champion. They also give their MVP picks and Cy Young Award winners and give their take on a few of Jab's over/unders for the season.

Somehow, despite all the changes in our lives, for the last 10 years, Jabby Burns, Patrick Guthrie, and Zach Wilt have come together to predict the outcome of the upcoming MLB season. So here it is, the 2021 show.

Last year, despite a strange season, Patrick corrected predicted that the Dodgers would defeat the Rays in the World Series. This year, he's going even bolder. 

We're excited you're joining us, whether it's for the first time of for the entire last decade. Please enjoy our 10th annual MLB Predictions Show. Happy Opening Day!

For the last nine seasons, Jabby Burns, Patrick Guthrie, and Zach Wilt have predicted how the MLB season will unfold. This year is certainly a little different, but the guys still give their best effort in forecasting the 2020 season. 

The guys run through each division and give their winners, they then share their AL and NL Wild Cards. Prior to getting to the World Series, the guys run through the awards and share their Cy Young winners and MVPs. And lastly, Jab, Patrick, and Zach share their World Series matchup and winner.

The 60 game season will be different, but we can't wait for it to get started.

Thanks for subscribing to Baltimore Sports Today. We hope you're staying safe and doing well. While quarantined and missing sports, we started a new podcast, Retro Sports Rewind. Each week we rewatch and relive a classic sports broadcast. Today, we're releasing our fourth episode on game six of the 1998 NBA Finals between the Bulls and Jazz. We hope you enjoy the show and subscribe to Retro Sports Rewind on iTunes, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. 

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June 14, 1998. In his final game with the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan hits a jump shot with 5.2 seconds remaining to secure an 87-86 victory over the Utah Jazz. Jordan and Coach Phil Jackson would retire from the NBA following the victory, though both would return down the road. The game marked the end of the dynasty in Chicago and finish a run of six championships in eight years.

Scottie Pippen was suffering through a back injury and the contest featured a physical matchup between Dennis Rodman and Karl Malone. An exhausted Michael Jordan finished the game with 45 points.

Jabby Burns, Patrick Guthrie, and Zach Wilt rewatch the original broadcast, run through the history of this matchup, and dive into a full recap of the game. You can watch the broadcast on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/mTF_jxI_P7Y

Music Credits:

Protofunk by Kevin MacLeod

Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunk

License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Scarlet Fire by Otis McDonald

District Four by Kevin MacLeod

Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3662-district-four

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