Hour 3: Are we worried Nathan Eovaldi after 2 starts?

The episode opens with a dramatic game-ending challenge in a Rangers-Orioles matchup, sparking debate over the ABS (Automated Ball Strike) system and its impact on baseball's authenticity. Hosts Shan and RJ express mixed feelings about the technology—while acknowledging its flaws, they defend its role in adding drama and accuracy, contrasting it with outdated human umpiring. They critique the NFL’s overtime rules and the ghost runner in baseball playoffs, praising Rob Manfred’s bold reforms despite criticism. The conversation shifts to Rangers' opening day excitement, with RJ sharing his personal FOMO and enthusiasm for the atmosphere, despite traffic and ticket prices. They discuss Nathan Eovaldi’s shaky start, dismissing early panic and emphasizing small-sample size. Later, the focus turns to NFL draft strategy, with a detailed analysis of potential trade scenarios involving the Cowboys and Chiefs. The hosts debate trading down from pick 12 to 14 or 16 for more value, or moving up to 9 or 6 to secure top-tier talent like Caleb Downs or David Bailey. They weigh safety versus edge rusher value, favoring hybrid defensive players. The segment ends with a humorous, edgy discussion about Deontay Wilder’s controversial audio, which they partially bleeped, and a satirical take on the Cowboys’ potential 'deal with the devil' for success.