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I find myself becoming a crotchety old man watching baseball these days, so seeing these two teams in the World Series makes me happy. I am especially enamored with watching Chandler Simpson….yet I can’t really stand Justin Crawford, a Simpson…

Ethan Witte discusses Philadelphia Phillies storylines and wider baseball news, questioning whether third baseman Alec Bohm did enough late in the 2026 season to justify returning on a large qualifying offer. Witte also contrasts his viewing preferences regarding players Chandler Simpson and Phillies prospect Justin Crawford during World Series coverage.
Additional links highlighted in the roundup include the New York Yankees retaining their pitching coach on a three-year contract extension. Witte also shares a report about a collector acquiring graded tickets to nearly all 2,632 consecutive games played by Cal Ripken Jr.
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