Ballpark receipts: Schwarber, Varsho, Stubbs & Mayza react to Whit's comments | 6ix Inning Stretch

Welcome back to another episode of Six Inning Stretch! This week, Lindsay is pulling out the receipts. We dive straight into some hilarious cross-team drama after Lindsay takes Whit's podcast comments directly to the ballpark. Watch as Tim Mayza gets exposed by his own bullpen buddies for just wanting to "cause a fuss," and check out the legendary video message Whit sent to Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber that resulted in some epic golf course trash talk and a wild $2,000 Michael Jordan-style betting story. Plus, Garrett Stubbs stops by to drop some hilarious truths about what it’s really like being "friends" with Whit. On the baseball side of things, the crew breaks down the latest MLB headlines and rules confusion. Whit shares his expert, player-first perspective on Jose Caballero’s controversial pitch clock manipulation against Spencer Miles, explaining why it's completely within the rules. We also react to the first wave of All-Star voting results, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr. out-voting Ben Rice despite a cold bat. From Daulton Varsho’s frustrating wrist injury to the mechanics of Tyler Heineman’s DFA, and even a debate about MLB's future stadium in Las Vegas, this episode covers it all. Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive player insights and hilarious clubhouse stories!Subscribe to Blue Jays Nation for more episodes of 6ix Inning Stretch every week!0:00 - Intro1:23 - Tim Mayza responds6:28 - Kyle Schwarber responds13:10 - Garrett Stubbs responds17:14 - Sports Interaction picks19:36 - Kevin Gausman responds20:45 - Table Fare + Social21:18 - Jazz Chisholm's music & role at Clemson24:30 - Kangaroo Court27:32 - Jose Caballero's pitch clock manipulation30:07 - All-Star Voting31:54 - Daulton Varsho responds34:24 - Tarik Skubal returns from injury36:25 - Interac Debit Canadian Player of the Week - Otto Lopez39:10 - Tyler Heineman DFA'd40:45 - Balls flying in Las Vegas42:11 - Outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.