Drunks on the Pond

Welcome back to Drunks on the Pond! Episode 77 gets absolutely off the rails as a real-life police standoff happens right outside the window mid-recording. 🚨

Once the dust settles, we’re diving deep into the latest MLB drama: Is Framber Valdez the biggest "weenie" in baseball after his latest suspension? We also break down Bryce Harper getting ejected for taking on a Phillies heckler, the fall of Fernando Tatis Jr., and why Brandon Marsh is surprisingly chasing Ty Cobb in the record books. Stick around for the "Coup de Grace" as we rip open a pack of 1993 Upper Deck baseball cards and find some absolute legends (and some serious LEGO-man haircuts).

Stay Drunk. Talk Ball. 🍻⚾️

Welcome back to Drunks on the Pond! In Episode 76, Jay and Rich are back from a wedding-induced hiatus to break down a wild week in baseball. We’re diving into the "political dumpster fire" that is the Boston Red Sox, Dave Dombrowski’s questionable moves with the Phillies, and why Dalton Rushing is officially our "Weenie of the Week." Plus, we discuss the insane theory of 5-run Grand Slams and what Jay should do with his now-infamous Wander Franco signed baseball.

Welcome back to Episode 75 of Drunks on the Pond! Join Richie Six Beers and Jay the Kid as they break down a wild week in baseball. We’re raising a glass to the late Garret Anderson and diving deep into the heated controversy surrounding Jarren Duran and the Minnesota heckler. Plus, we look at the Padres' new ownership , the Phillies' rough start at home, and test our "elite ball knowledge" by trying to name the 2002 Angels World Series roster. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and stay strong!

This week in MLB was absolute insanity. We’re talking the softest “brawl” ever (with a surprise judo takedown), Ichiro’s statue breaking mid-unveiling, a fan pulling up to the ballpark with a full rotisserie chicken, Nike dropping some questionable City Connect jerseys, and a few wild player stats you won’t believe. Baseball is so back.

Week 1 of the 2026 MLB season is officially in the books, and chaos is already everywhere. Rookies are taking over, the Pirates actually spent money (yes, seriously), the Brewers look unstoppable (for now), and ABS is already changing games… mostly by exposing CB Bucknor. We break down the wildest storylines, dumbest moments, and best early surprises from around the league.

Baseball is BACK, baby! After a 15-day recording disaster (thanks, Riverside 👋), Jason and Richie are finally here to recap the 2026 Opening Weekend. From Kevin McGonigles jaw-dropping 4-for-5 MLB debut to the Yankees somehow making less sense than ever, the Netflix broadcast chaos, and the real cost of watching baseball in 2026. Grab a cold one, because we've got a lot to get into. Stay drunk!

Bryce Harper Isn’t Elite?! Phillies Fans Are LOSING IT Fanatics Is RUINING Sports (And We’re DONE With It) Sunday Night Baseball Is DEAD (And It’s ESPN’s Fault) Spring training is back… and so is the chaos. We’re breaking down the Bryce Harper “not elite” drama, the messy Nick Castellanos exit, Tony Clark stepping down from the MLBPA, ESPN losing Sunday Night Baseball, and why Fanatics might be the true villain of sports. Plus: the official Wolfgang’s Weenie of the Week. Baseball is back — and so are we. Like, subscribe, and grab a hot dog. Whether you’re a fan pondering Harper's future or just love the chaos behind the scenes, this episode will make you think twice about the glitter and the grime of professional baseball.

The Tigers made one of the wildest pitching decisions of the offseason and it might cost them their ace. We break down the Framber Valdez contract, the Skubal arbitration fallout, and why Detroit is officially in World Series or bust mode. Emmanuel Clase gambled on HOW many games?! His late push for Wolfgangs Weenie award...Plus, some classic baseball chaos, hot takes, and laughs along the way!

Baseball lost its mind this week and we are here for every messy second. We talk Ranger Suarez heading to Boston, the shocking Kyle Tucker mega deal, Bo Bichette joining the Mets at the last minute, and why all this money might be pushing the sport toward a 2027 lockout. We also debut our sponsor Wolfgang's Wieners and crown the first ever Weenie of the Week. Grab a drink, sit by the pond, and enjoy the chaos.

Happy New Year and welcome to 2026 MLB chaos! We’re cracking open the offseason to talk hot-stove boredom, Murakami, the World Baseball Classic, Phillies frustrations, Bryce Harper energy, bad contracts, bold takes, and why baseball needs more fun. Kick back, hydrate (or don’t), and stay drunk.