Your favorite dynamic duo is back, yapping about life, the MLB trade deadline, and a truly bonkers incident involving an electric scooter, a fire truck, and a baseball career in jeopardy. Come for the baseball takes, stay for the chaos.

Why does the MLB All-Star Game feel so lifeless? What's actually happening with baseball's chaotic media rights? How did the Mets become this bad? And are the Astros buyers, sellers, or something in between? Tom & Robyn tackle the biggest storylines around baseball.

Robyn Returns! Your favorite yappers chat about MLB's hottest topics, including the Mets firing their manager (but nobody told Mr. Met), how baseball's collective bargaining negotiations are going to get ugly fast, and did Blue Jays fans find the cheat code to getting all their players into the All Star Game?

Tom unpacks the latest and greatest in MLB's summer swan song, the league's proposal for a hard cap in baseball, and the San Francisco Giants pride night controversy that is becoming a political lightning rod.

Tom & Robyn are back after a holiday weekend and talk through the storylines so far this season, analyze Kyle Tucker's thirsty postgame interview (spoiler alert: he's a dog!), and has Pete Crow Armstrong lost his spot on Team Woke?!?!

Tom & Robyn react to the Astros no-hitter!

Tom & Robyn unpack another action pack week in baseball. The duo unpacks Noah Syndergaard's MAGA influencer wannabe tour, Edwin Diaz's cockfighting scandal, Dusty Baker's recent comments about the Astros cheating scandal, and a #BPE edition of the "Team Woke vs. Team Chud" lineup.

Tom & Robyn bring you this special pajama edition featuring Elmo, Ronald McDonald, and all the tea from this week in major league baseball.

This episode starts off the rails and pretty much stays that way, but Tom & Robyn are back once again chatting about another manager getting canned, Dalton Rushing becoming MLB's villian, and Trevor Bauer becoming even more annoying as a member of the Long Island Ducks.

Tom & Robyn take on another wild week in baseball where the first manager of the season was fired, the Mets somehow got worse, and will the league ever do anything about the unwritten Shohei Ohtani rule?