
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the disappearance of Samuel Basallo and Albernaz explanation
From Locker Room Sound by Baltimore Positive WNST
June 11, 2026 · 52 min
About this episode
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the reasons behind Samuel Basallo's absence from the starting lineup and the explanation provided by manager Craig Albernaz.
His absence and late-inning availability while Adley Rutschman is nursing a hamstring injury has everyone talking about Samuel Basallo and his lack of playing time against the Seattle Mariners. Luke Jones and Nestor discuss his disappearance from the starting lineup and the bizarre (and far-less-than-credible) explanation of rookie manager Craig Albernaz. The post Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the disappearance of Samuel Basallo and Albernaz explanation first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.
People in this episode
Host: Luke Jones
Guest: Nestor
Topics covered
- baseball
- player analysis
- managerial decisions
- sports commentary
- injury impact
Keywords
- Samuel Basallo
- Craig Albernaz
- Adley Rutschman
- Seattle Mariners
- baseball commentary
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Baltimore Positive WNST
Places: Seattle Mariners
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