The Braves still appear to be a little hungover but they broke the losing streak with a dominant performance against Philly (and honestly should've won the last game but whatever.) We're not worried though...for the most part. Definitely need to get into a rhythm again before the postseason starts.

Griffin, Sam, and Will discuss the Braves remaining schedule and look over the very interesting Wild Card races.

What the title says.

Griffin and Will discuss the record-breaking 2023 Braves and their path to winning a 6th NL East Division in a row, but primarily focus on the current postseason race for the whole MLB.

The dog days of summer truly have felt monotonous...but in a good way. The Braves have lulled us to sleep with how easily they've been winning games. The team is firing on all cylinders right now and it's very impressive to watch, but honestly makes it a little difficult to talk about because everything seems to be going smoothly.

Griffin, Sam, and Will find some things to talk about though starting with that weird interaction that Acuna had with some fans at Coors Field. We also talk a little bit about the disaster that is the angels and some potential destinations that their guys on waivers could go.

The Braves lineup and [mostly] bullpen are both firing on all cylinders right now, but the rotation has been kinda stinky.

Griffin and Will briefly go over some stellar performances of some of the guys in the lineup and bullpen and then direct their attention to what's going on with the rotation right now and how they think it should be fixed.

So...not much happened.

Watch Griffin and Sam be sad about a pretty stale trade deadline.

Yes, we lost a series to the White Sox at home. Am I worried? No, not at all. We should be fine.

HOWEVER, we do have some needs in the bullpen now with some recent injuries. So, Griffin and Will discuss some trade targets, who we'd have to give up for them, and what we're wanting out of the deadline.

Also, Griffin shares a trade idea that could VERY REALISTICALLY bring in Shohei!??!!?!?

We are now at the All-Star break and the Braves are ALREADY at 60 wins!!! This team is a well-oiled team of destruction. They have had 12 series wins in a row, the most home runs before the All-Star break by any team in MLB history, and have the 2nd most players from one team selected to the All-Star Game (8) in MLB history—just nuts.

Griffin, Sam, and Will reflect on the last month of series wins, discuss Fried's return, and glance at the NL East standings [like they even matter at this point LOL].

Griffin and Will talk about the recent win streak and discuss Spencer Strider's recent woes.

This episode starts with some live commentary from Griffin and Sam of the 10th inning against the Tigers. What was supposed to be a super happy episode was dragged down a little bit courtesy of Raisel Iglesias serving up batting practice.

BUT STILL, what a week it was for the Braves as they sweep the Mets all with comeback victories. Griffin and Sam also talk a little bit about the resurgences of Ozuna, AJ Minter, and Michael Harris II.

Interesting week. However, it seems like the Braves have started to climb their way out of their slump.

Griffin and Sam talk about each series, Soroka's return (recorded before he was quickly sent back down), Michael Harris II's struggles, and AJ Smith-Shawver's first appearance.