Scott opens the show expressing his disappointment in the Philadelphia Phillies, followed by a full preview of the MLB playoff picture around the league. 

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On this week's episode of BaseHitBall4, the guys run through the new playoff bubble format (1:05) including fans in the ballpark in the World Series (12:35). We move on to the Steve Cohen Mets purchase (28:00) followed by a recap of the recent Phillies/Marlins series (44:05). Dave Roberts took exception to a Trent Grisham pimped HR (51:00) and the Yankees are back (56:50). As always, we wrap up with our winners and losers of the week (1:04:40).

This week the crew was missing Kash while he was in the Outer Banks yet still dove deep into many big stories around the MLB. Timestamps below:

Cito Culver joined the BaseHitBall4 guys to talk baseball, stories from his time in the Yankees organization, as well as his passion for the game including still working to break into the MLB.

The MLB season is about halfway done for many teams, with some falling behind due to COVID postponements. The guys are back for another action-packed episode beginning with discussing the Slam Diego Padres eventful week (1:10). Then, they moved on to trade deadline rumors as it approaches (13:00). For the past few years, the Indians have been in sell mode but yet remain in playoff contention each year (16:50). Do the Yankees have to bring in the reinforcements at the deadline? (25:35) JA Happ accuses the Yankees of playing games with his stat-dependent vesting option (35:00). The state of the Philadelphia Phillies (36:20). The Rays will be that annoying little brother for years to come (44:50). Finally, we go through our Winners and Losers of the week segment (53:00).

We discuss Fernando Tatis Jr’s grand slam on Monday night that stirred controversy amongst the baseball community (0:50). The Oakland Athletics stay hot and continue to dominated the AL West (18:30). The Boston Red Sox are really bad and we discuss what happened to this historic franchise (23:40). The guys then touch on the Yankees injuries and the return of Aroldis Chapman (37:55). Earlier in the year we all agreed that the NL East would be a tough division, but were we correct? (52:20). As always, we give out our winners and losers of the week (1:03:00).

We return to talking baseball after a week hiatus due to Tropical Storm Isaias. We discuss the current updates for the Cardinals and Indians and the effects of COVID. The A’s are surging and the Astros are struggling. Is the only team that can beat the Yankees the Yankees? And the Phillies bullpen still sucks. Plus our winners and losers of the week.

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The guys discuss the ongoing Marlins COVID outbreak situation and how it affects the continuation of the MLB season. We also discuss the action on the field over the course of the last week including Giancarlo Stanton’s monster opening day and the Phillies stumbling out of the gate. The episode concludes with winners and losers of the MLB's opening week.

Kash seems to think the Mookie Betts deal was stupid for the Dodgers. The Blue Jays are not allowed to play their home games in Toronto and later Pittsburgh. The crew breaks down their division predictions for this years' shortened 2020 MLB season.

With the MLB season set to begin in roughly three weeks, sportsbooks are gearing up futures odds as we await the finalized schedule. The crew sits down and goes through their favorite win total bets for the shortened season.