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PhoulBallz Minor League Podcast: Episode 21


On the 21st edition of the PhoulBallz Minor League Podcast, Jay and Tug discuss the first week of game action in the big leagues and in the minors, reviewing output from Michael Young, Chase Utley, Roman Quinn, Zach Collier and plenty more stars from the Phillies system. Additionally, the guys review the incident involving top Cubs prospect Jorge Soler, with accounts of what happened from Clearwater Threshers backstops Josh Ludy and Logan Moore, along with plenty more baseball topics. Also on the show, the guys tease a major announcement next week.

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