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PhoulBallz Podcast Episode 52: Schilling Cancer News, Joe Giglio Talks Phils

It's the 52nd edition of the PhoulBallz Minor League Podcast! On this installment, Tug and Jay welcome sports talk host and Bleacher Report baseball writer Joe Giglio who discusses the state of the Phillies, new manager Ryne Sandberg and the team's lackluster off-season. Additionally, the guys chat about Curt Schilling's cancer diagnosis and the speculation that old Veterans Stadium may have played some part in a growing list of Phillies who have dealt with the disease. Roman Quinn's recovery from Achilles surgery and CZW's 15th anniversary show are also topics on this episode.

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