Bleav in Dodgers

J.P. Hoornstra and Shawn Green discuss Walker Buehler's season-ending elbow surgery, and analyze the Dodgers' chances in a possible postseason run without their erstwhile ace.

J.P. and Shawn Green remember Vin Scully, who died at age 94, and a trade deadline that saw Juan Soto go to the San Diego Padres.

J.P. Hoornstra and Shawn Green take you behind the scenes at the MLB Draft, reminisce over Shawn's draft experience in 1991 and the '91 draft class, Shawn's experience at last week's Futures Game, and what to expect as the Dodgers take the field in the second half.

J.P. Hoornstra and Shawn Green discuss the Dodgers' two very different rivalry series this week: one in St. Louis and another in Anaheim. Then, they discuss Albert Pujols, Miguel Cabrera, the Dodgers' relatively healthy season, and Adrian Beltre's monster 2004 season.

J.P. and Shawn Green discuss the possibility of a Dodger starting the All-Star Game at Dodger Stadium, the perils of a closer-by-committee arrangement, and the potential of a Dodgers-Mets NLCS.

J.P. discusses the twists and turns in the Freddie Freeman/Braves/Dodgers love triangle, Daniel Hudson's season-ending injury and where that leaves the bullpen, possible changes to the lineup and the bench, and the last number 42 in Dodgers history.

J.P. Hoornstra discusses losing Mookie Betts to the injured list, the Dodgers' trade for Trayce Thompson, and the roster adjustment to an 8-man bullpen.

J.P. discusses the Dodgers' series sweep at the hands of the Giants, the impact of Walker Buehler's injury, and a diagnosis of the team's offensive struggles.

J.P. breaks down the critical bullpen decisions in the Dodgers-Mets series, the cruel irony of the Dodgers celebrating Glenn Burke on Pride night, some eye-popping stats at the one-third mark of the season, and invites an actual guest(!) onto the show straight from the Dodgers' clubhouse.

J.P. talks about the Dodgers' dominant road trip, their return home, the Tommy Pham-Joc Pederson incident, and Russell Martin's retirement.