Big Time Baseball

Tony and Cody dive into the current divisional races in the NL East and NL Central.

Tony and Cody dive into the battle between Los Angeles and San Diego before turning their attention to Notre Dame beating Tennessee in the College World Series.

Tony and Cody touch on the fiasco happening in Baltimore with the Orioles ownership before turning their attention to teams changing managers, who's out, and who's going to get the ax next? Stick around for the guys' reaction to the college world series and which NL Central team is down but not out.

Tony and Cody discuss the power house ball clubs currently at the top of the standings in the N.L. in the Mets, Dodgers and Padres. The guys talk about which team they think is best and who they'd want to avoid in a playoff series.

Tony and Cody talk about how no one is talking about how good the Houston Astros are again! The guys reminisce on their playing days and how they wish they could've played for Dusty Baker before turning their attention to the Los Angeles Angels and their ineptitude.

Tony and Cody breakdown which teams they think are best fit to make a run at a World Series based on what they've seen so far this season. The guys also get into the most dangerous teams that everyone isn't talking about enough, and there's one sad franchise who can't get out of it's own way.

Cody and Jon take a look around the MLB at the division leaders like the Mets and Dodgers who are showing no signs of slowing down. The guys take a close look at the AL Central to decide whether or not this run the Twins are on is sustainable before breaking down which teams could turn to buyers and sellers before the trade deadline.

Cody and Jon break down the inappropriate comments made by Josh Donaldson towards Tim Anderson then pivot into an AL and NL Central discussion.

Cody and Jon take a close look at how the Mets and Padres have been so successful despite both teams' best players being injured.

Cody and Jon discuss which teams at the bottom of the standings will likely unload talent from their roster to contenders and will Juan Soto be one of them?