This week Alex and Travis continue building their all-time franchise and division teams by jumping into the AL East. A good mix of baseball legends, historic franchises, and expansion teams leads to great balance in our conversation about baseball history.

Alex and Travis open by breaking down the slow news week as the lockout continues. Then they dive into their picks for the all-time teams for each historic franchise in the AL Central, and they finish by revealing their all-time AL Central team.

Six new people were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, so Alex and Travis open by reacting to these new members and a surprising omission as a result of Veteran's Committee voting. Then, Alex and Travis begin their new segment of cataloguing the the best starting lineups for every team in MLB by using the players in that franchise's history. They begin the exercise this week with their all-time teams for the five AL West franchises.

Alex and Travis recorded a bonus early episode because of all the hot news that had come out in the days following their last episode. They open by going over all of the new signings and trades from the past few days and then transition into their predictions for the remaining biggest free agents on the market. Alex and Travis finish with their thoughts about the lockout that was initiated on Wednesday night and breakdown some of the key points of discussion and how MLB could be different in 2022.

Alex and Travis open with their takes on the recently announced 2021 All-MLB first and second teams, explaining the good picks and the major snubs. Then, they jump into their thoughts on the major trades, signings, and extensions that took place over the last week. Alex and Travis proceed with how they think the markets are shifting for some of the big name free agents as we approach the looming CBA deadline.

The 2022 free agent class has begun signing contracts with new teams, so Alex and Travis give their takes on the deals that were completed this week. They also give their thoughts on the posting of Seiya Suzuki and his prospects to join an MLB roster. Then Alex and Travis react to the results of the 2021 Awards voting and provide some context to the seasons of these top performers. Lastly, Alex and Travis present their rankings of their Top 5 Season of All-Time in honor of the extraordinary season put forth by Shohei Ohtani in 2021.

Alex and Travis open by covering some more minor signings and trades that have occurred in the last week. Then they go over their thoughts on all of the Gold Glove, Platinum Glove, and Sliver Slugger award winners. Jeff Passan published a list of the biggest potential trade pieces this offseason, so Alex and Travis broke down what teams make sense to push for some of these difference maker players. Vladimir Guerrero Jr and MLB Network analysts had a discussion on launch angle so Alex and Travis weighed in on that as well. They then wrapped up the episode by giving their current MLB Power Rankings considering all of the free agents on the market at the moment.

Alex and Travis open up with the surprising announcement that Buster Posey is officially retiring from baseball. They continue with other recent news like the hiring of Bob Melvin to head coach the Padres and the trade of catcher Tucker Barnhart to the Tigers. Then Alex and Travis go player by player through a list of several of the top free agents on the market and predict where these players might sign as a preview for this offseason.

Alex and Travis opened by talking about the Braves' World Series victory of the Astros in six games. They discuss their big takeaways from the series and highlighted some top performers. Then Alex and Travis debated about their 2021 All-Postseason teams and made the cases for their postseason MVPs. They finish with a segment where they breakdown the best World Series games of the century in celebration of the 2021 World Series coming to an end.

Alex and Travis open with their takeaways from the conclusions of the ALCS and NLCS. The Astros finished off the Red Sox at home with serious momentum heading into the World Series, while the Braves remained hot and took care of business against the heavily favored Dodgers in six games. Alex and Travis dive into this season's World Series matchup and give their prediction on how they see this series unfolding. Astros versus Braves, Tuesday night, GET HYPED!