Ground Rule Trouble

We have issues with walls

Tag: Mike Rizzo

Ep. 86: The Season Gets Off the Leash and Paul Beats the Dead Labor Horse, Again

April 1, 2019 /

In this episode Paul and Leslie discover the Nats season isn’t over quite yet despite a super shaky bullpen start in the first series, discuss how Nats fans should respond to Harper’s return, once again dive into the murky waters of labor relations, find out we’re currently watching the best baseball of all time, a quiz, and so much more.

Ep. 82: Now Ends the Winter of Our Discontent

March 4, 2019 /

GUESS WHO’S BACK?  Back from their long hiatus, in this episode Paul and Leslie discover they still know how to speak into microphones, dive deep into Bryce Harper – the Phillie, discuss whether free agency still works, talk about what is coming down the pike for the Nats in 2019, and try to remember how to do all this crap.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/groundruletrouble/GRT_Ep_82_-_3319_7.35_PM.mp3

RSS Ground Rule Trouble Podcast

  • Ep. 126: Warning Orders (In More Ways Than One) August 11, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover the Marlins weren't an isolated incident, try to figure out if the Nats can recover in this shortened season, and look into what has gone wrong with Sean Doolittle.
  • Ep. 125: Time To Join The Not Fucking Around Crew July 29, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover the elephant in the room didn't wear a mask at a strip club, try to figure out if this experiment of a season can work, look into if the protocols are being followed, and peek a bit at this early season's troubles.
  • Ep. 124: When You Run Out of Hope, Have Faith June 26, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover all might not be lost, discuss the perfidy of ownership negotiations, try and figure out the mechanics of this season, and debate whether anything might happen at all.
  • Ep. 123: No Direction, No Solutions, Just Hope April 13, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover how to record when their mics are four feet apart, talk about the good things baseball is doing for the world, and try to figure out how to actually play a damn game sometime soon.
  • Ep. 122: Not Quite Sick of Spring March 10, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover if they can take a baseball pandemic seriously, talk about a slew of new extensions, figure out who's injury is the weirdest, and try not to overreact...to anything.
  • Ep. 121: We Have Had Zero Days Since Paul Complained About Lying Owners March 2, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover Paul can't stop whining about owners lying about money in baseball, peel back a few Nats position battles, discover Madison Bumgarner's version of Clark Kent, talk about the end of baseball on the radio, and much more!
  • Ep. 120: Even When You Think They're Trying, They're Doing It On The Cheap February 10, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover just how much they can be sad about baseball's current structure, Mookie is dealt in a double sided money scheme, we learn what is wrong with Manfred (again), and dive deep into how culpable the Astros' front office was in their nightmare.
  • Ep. 119: Slowly Bang the Punishment Drum January 21, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover it does pay to cheat--if you are the Astros or Red Sox, try to figure out how the Nats didn't meet Donaldson's price, and welcome an MLB coaching first.
  • Ep. 118: Josh Donaldson Does Not Have the Prom Date He Wants January 6, 2020
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover Josh Donaldson has a limo but no date for the prom (that he wants), discuss the Nats Plan B signings, then talk about Hawkeye, competitive balance, and the Nats all decade team.
  • Ep. 117: Everyone Either Gets a Big Ass Contract or a Tinfoil Hat December 17, 2019
    In this episode Paul and Leslie discover the Nats can live without Rendon but not Strasburg, hope Gerrit Cole can count to 324, discuss the Wheeler/Bumgarner dynamic, look forward to Donaldson, and listen to Paul lose it over the Kluber trade.

© 2024 Ground Rule Trouble

Theme by Anders Noren — Up ↑