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Welcome to Locked On MLB, your daily national MLB show hosted by Tommy Stokke as part of the Locked On Podcast Network. In today's episode, we recap some of the weekend's big news leading with two significant injuries to the San Francisco Giants and their starting rotation. Madison Bumgarner broke his hand and will miss around two months. Jeff Samardzija will miss about a month with a pectoral injury. Can the Giants survive without them? What will it take. If not, the Giants face an interesting summer with possibly changes coming that could alter the immediate future of the franchise. Those moves should at least be discussed should the season quickly go south. Also making news this weekend was the Philladelphia Phillies signing prospect Scott Kingery to a contract extension. Then on Monday, the Arizona Diamondbacks reportedly agreed to an extension with Ketel Marte. What do these extensions mean for the players, teams and future of contracts and free agency? The show ends with a quick look at Greg Bird and ho

Welcome to Locked on MLB, the national baseball podcast as part of the Locked On Podcast Network hosted by Tommy Stokke. Today's show discusses the Arizona Diamondbacks dealing with yet another outfield injury, which seems to happen every season. This time it's to newly-acquired Steven Souza, who was injured diving for a ball in the outfield. While nothing definitive is known about his shoulder injury, it looks like he could miss some time for the D-backs. Who will replace him and will the D-backs be able to overcome the injury early in the season?Greg Holland is still a free agent, and teams always need relievers. Who will step up and make a move for the closer? Holland saved 41 games last year for the Rockies for his terrible second half could be scaring teams away. The Cardinals and Mariners are two of the teams that should give Holland a call, but some others make sense, too. The show ends with a look around the league at notable performances and injuries, including Jake Arrieta's Phillies debut, Michael

Welcome to episode 3 of Locked on MLB with your host Tommy Stokke. Locked on MLB is part of the Locked on Sports Podcast Network. Today's episode takes a look at the Los Angeles Dodgers and Justin Turner's injury. Will the Dodgers regret not going after a certain free agent recently picked up? Where could the Dodgers go run this season after their World Series run last year?MLB released a list of top-10 lineups on Wednesday, and the Oakland Athletics came in at No. 10. Their inclusion on the list seemed to confused a lot of people, which is confusing because it's a powerful lineup. The Astros topped the list at No. 1. The show comes to a close with a look at injuries and notable performances as fantasy drafts get finalized before Opening Day. For more information on Locked on MLB or for advertising opportunities, email at stokke@lockedonmlb.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked on MLB hosted by Tommy Stokke discusses the latest news in Major League Baseball. Today's show discusses the Ronald Acuna decision for the Atlanta Braves as the baseball's top prospect was sent down to Triple-A to begin the season despite his strong spring and minor league track record. Was it the right decision for the Braves? How can Major League Baseball fix the problem with service time manipulation? Also on the show, Alex Cobb has reportedly agreed to sign with the Baltimore Orioles on a four-year deal worth $57 million. Waiting paid off for Cobb, but was this a smart deal for the Orioles?The show ends with a look around spring training at some of the injuries around baseball and who could be at risk of missing Opening Day. Find more Locked On MLB at lockedonmlb.com. For advertising opportunities, contact stokke@lockedonmlb.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked On MLB launches with host Tommy Stokke talking about the last news across Major League Baseball.On Episode 1, Stokke discusses the Locked On MLB Network, markets we're currently in and where we'd like to go. For current local shows, you can check out Locked On Reds, Locked On Angels, Locked On Pirates, Locked On Cubs, Locked On Yankees, Locked On Twins and Locked On Orioles. On Friday, Jose Altuve and Eugenio Suarez agreed to contract extensions. The Astros second baseman reportedly agreed to a 5-year, $151-million extension beginning in 2020. Suarez signed a 7-year, $66-million extension with an option that could make it 8-years, $79 million. They're two different extensions, but they're both interesting in their own right. What kind of impact will each deal have on the market moving forward? The final segment discusses the odds released by Bovada for Cy Young and MVP. Chris Sale and Clayton Kershaw are the Cy Young favorites. Bryce Harper and Mike Trout are the MVP favorites. Are they worth the inves