June 11, 2020
In the fifth installment of “Rounding the Bases,” WSPN’s Josh Schreiber talks with Garrett Spooner and Charlie Moore about the potential plans for an MLB season.
0:00 – Intro
0:30 – Discussion about the MLB plans
30:06 – Outro
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Josh Schreiber, class of 2021, is the Sports Broadcast Editor, and a third-year reporter for WSPN. Outside of WSPN, Josh plays on...
Garrett Spooner, Class of 2022, is a third year reporter and co-editor-in-chief of WSPN. He plays for the high school’s soccer and basketball teams....
Charlie Moore, class of 2020, is a fourth-year journalism student and fourth-year reporter for WSPN. He is a Co-Editor-in-Chief for WSPN. In...
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