Even after discussing the market with you all for an hour, there is still so much to think about with this upcoming trade deadline. Where do the biggest names end up? Who buys? Who sells?

New York vs. Boston. Houston vs. Everybody. Futures Game, All-Star Game, Home Run Derby, and what changes Mike would make to All-Star weekend to make it more compelling.

What the hell is happening in these Wild Card standings?! Mike tries to navigate the madness right in front of your ears.

It's the time of year when we can finally take a look at the numbers through a different lens. We're going to look around the league and give thoughts on how the season is going and will go the rest of the way.

From Skenes making his debut to Max Fried's contract year and Ranger Suarez's unbelievable start in this all NL episode. We also have new bat speed data available starting TODAY!

Disclaimer: Minor technical difficulties throughout.

Let's take a look at three very different outlooks for teams in the AL West. Particularly, Mike Trout's legacy, the Mariners contention window, and an A's team that's having a bittersweet start to their season. We also gotta give our guy Elly some love.

Look away Astros fans, it's getting ugly. After stumbling out of the gate should we worry about Houston? How are the Red Sox staying afloat despite a decimated roster? And another top prospect joined the Orioles this week.

Find out which team I am wrong about -- for now... We'll take a look around the rest of their region too. Also, an outlook on the future of pitching injuries.

Starting your season winless is far from ideal but the Marlins are doing just that. The Orioles future looks bright but is it more complicated than it appears? And what the hell are the A's doing? We uncover this and MORE! Enjoy the show.

In the final episode of the Preview Series, we have two of the strongest teams in the National League leading the way. How does the rest of the division fare? Let's dig into these numbers.