MLB in May! June predictions! A freak injury I have NEVER seen before! MORE ABS challenge problems!? (Episode 1464 Hour 2)

David Sampson delivers a raw, emotionally charged episode of Nothing Personal from Germany, where he’s supporting his sick daughter during medical treatments. Amid technical glitches and sweltering heat, he dives into a passionate May recap and June predictions for MLB, spotlighting the Milwaukee Brewers’ 19-7 dominance and the San Francisco Giants’ disastrous month—especially after demoting third base coach Hector Borg. The real bombshell? Giants manager Tony Vitello admitting he’d never met Borg, exposing a broken front-office structure where managers lack real authority. Sampson then predicts Tarek Skubal will be traded by the Tigers before June ends, arguing that holding onto the ace is a strategic error. He also warns that the MLB’s automated balls and strikes system is failing due to poor umpire communication, citing a clear ball called a strike after a challenge. Most controversially, he defends the Washington Nationals’ alleged fan data tracking, arguing it’s not unique—every team does it—and that outrage is hypocritical when consumers happily accept personalized ads and recommendations. The episode ends with a call to question where we truly direct our moral outrage in a data-driven world.