The format of the 2021 season and beyond begins to take shape. Jackie Bradley and Jake Odorizzi suitors revealed. Angels and Kurt Suzuki a lock? Jon Daniels continues strong Rangers rebuild with trade. 

Jared Porter's introductory press conference as Mets GM. Could LeMahieu really leave the Yankees? Is there really only one suitor for Bauer? The Liam Hendricks market reveals itself. Marcus Semien could find a new team this week. Plus Renfroe and Holland signings. 

World War Two is called a "World War" for a reason. Every person on the planet was affected by it in some way. Sub-Saharan Africa is a prime example of a region that was drastically altered by the war. 

The Mets strike with the biggest signing of the offseason thus far as they ink McCann to a 4 year deal. What are the implications for the rest of their offseason plans?

Mikey and Jeremy pose an interesting question: If you were an American soldier serving in the armed forces during the Second World War, would you rather serve in the European Theater against the Germans, or the Pacific Theater against the Japanese? 

How the Rangers are sneakily winning the offseason. Will the Phillies be big players this winter under Dombrowski? Cashman elaborates on offseason plans. Plus some notable relievers are signed to minor league deals.  

Mike and Jeremy get into why Dave Dombrowski is a perfect fit for the Phillies. The Rays and Rangers make an interesting trade. Plus the recent rumors on McCann, Lindor, and the Yankees/Pirates.  

Update regarding format

The guys get into the Lance Lynn trade and Eaton signing. Did the Rangers win the trade? They also debate on if the Royals are contenders after signing Santana. Matt Wisler signing. And the markets for second and third base. 

Do we finally have some clarity on the DJ market? Jeremy and Mikey break down why the DH should and will remain in the National League next season. The guys will also talk about some players from Asia to keep an eye out for, the tertiary pitching market, how the Angels are cornering the market, and how the Reds fit in with the rest of the NL Central.