Locke'd In Baseball

William goes solo on a late-night podcast to break down the Nuggets winning their first title in franchise history. He discusses an exciting Game 5 that included Jokic's bully ball (and sneaky good defense), Butler's no-show, Denver's role players stepping up, and more. He also puts Denver's title in historical context, before talking about a potential Denver dynasty, Miami's future and offseason podcast content plans.

The boys are back for another week of MLB discussion! With May coming to a close, the two hosts break down the month from every angle. Who were the biggest risers and fallers in the standings? Which players regressed and which got hot? Which trends do they see continuing for the rest of the season? They also discuss Marcus Stroman's impressive start on Monday against the Rays, Bally losing the Padres' broadcasting rights, the Orioles sending down top-prospect Grayson Rodriguez, Liam Hendricks' return, TOTW, and more!

It's time for our American League State of the Union address as we are nearly two months into the season. The boys break down every division in the AL, including the LOADED East (savvy Orioles, consistent Rays, surging Yankees, 4 playoff teams?), terrible Central (Cleveland blow-it-up potential, Twins needs, Clint Frazier) and league-pass West (terrifying Texas, looming Astros, 'meh' Seattle/LA, A's!!). Luis also recaps his eventful weekend, which included an A-Rod sighting and a conversation with a Miami Heat player's family member.

Josh Mullenix joins the show to discuss all of the recent happenings across the NBA - including the Spurs striking gold in Tuesday's Draft Lottery, the Pistons striking out, the Nuggets taking Game 1, the Heat-Celtics matchup, the second round of the playoffs/the futures of the teams that were eliminated, and more. They wrap up the podcast by discussing the unfortunate Ja Morant news (1:15:25).

The boys are back for another MLB podcast, and they are talking all things National League this week. They break down each division in-depth, including the banged-up Braves, free-falling Mets, improving Cardinals, middling Cubs, surprising D-Backs, consistent (even in a transition year) Dodgers, and more. The two hosts also discuss the latest injuries around the league, the A's stadium news, recent City Connect uniform releases, and their Team of the Week for 5/8-5/14.

The boys give the surging Red Sox some love and question if it's legit or just a hot stretch. Can they win without good pitching? Should they be buyers at the deadline if they keep it up? They then dive into the disappointing Mets - Atlanta's commanding division lead, Lindor's struggles, the aging rotation, injury concerns, and if spending infinite money is the right way to build a winning team. The boys also discuss Houston's early struggles, Willson Contreras' move to DH, Oakland's broadcasting debacle, the latest injuries around the league, the team of the week, the NHL lottery, and more!

Luis and William hop on the mic to record a quick emergency podcast after the Yankees blew a 2-0 lead to the Guardians in the 9th inning to fall to 15-15 on the season.

CBS Sports' Josh Mullenix re-joins the podcast to break down a wild first round of the NBA playoffs, including Curry's 50 piece, a Grizzlies disgrace, Milwaukee's all-time blunder, Boston's surprising struggle with Atlanta, and more. They then preview the second round, including Phoenix's x-factor (hint: not KD or Booker), the blockbuster Lakers-Warriors series, Philly's chances without Embiid, and Miami's massive coaching advantage. The two wrap the podcast with post-mortems for every team that was eliminated in the first round and determine which team has the brightest future moving forward - it might not be Milwaukee!

After an impromptu but much-needed White Sox intervention, Luis and William discuss their MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year candidates after a month of baseball. They then list their April Team of the Month, who they think can keep it up, and who might cool off as the season progresses. The two wrap the podcast with other news and notes from around the league including the deGrom and Judge injuries, Bryce Harper's imminent return, the high-scoring Mexico City Series, MLB teams' proximity to their minor league affiliates, and more.

The boys are back to talk some baseball - who would have thought we would be leading a podcast with the Pittsburgh Pirates? Luis and William break down the Pirates' hot start and if they will keep it up for 162 games. They then dive into 3 contenders that are struggling out of the gates and decide which one we should be the most worried about, before highlighting 10 players that have surprised (for good or bad) this season. They also discuss the Reds' bright future, the A's looming move to Oakland (not as solidified as it seems), the Max Scherzer suspension, Giancarlo Stanton's IL stint, their team of the week, and more!