
Why Jarace SHOULD be in the Rotation + Indy's Biggest Weakness Exposed on Monday vs. Denver? Rhett Bauer joins to discuss
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On today's show, Alex Golden is joined by Rhett Bauer to discuss why Jarace Walker should be in the rotation, how impactful his skillset could be in the playoffs, but why Rick Carlisle and the coaching staff have elected to play others before him. Then, Rhett discusses whether or not Indy will offer Mathurin an extension in the offseason...is there any reason why they wouldn't? The guys later discuss whether or not Indiana will make a consolidation trade this offseason, the pros and cons to doing it, what players could be available to go after in a consolidation trade (and does it even make sense?) and more.
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