Locke'd In Baseball

The boys are back for their jump to conclusions podcast, in which they list a conclusion for each division in baseball and decide whether or not they are jumping to said conclusion. They also discuss their weekly superlatives which includes a surprising selection for TOTW and an unforgettable Pushing P moment.

Joe rejoins the pod to break down recent developments in the NBA Playoffs. The two discuss Ja Morant's 47-point Game 2 performance and if he can carry the Grizzlies to a series win. They also talk about the ending of the Grizzlies-Wolves series and what the future looks like in Minnesota. The Celtics evened the series with Milwaukee last night and two discuss what the future of that series holds. They also touch on the Suns' dominance and Philly's major struggles. They close the podcast by briefly touching on the NHL PLayoffs and a Minnesota sports update. 

Luis recaps his weekend in Las Vegas for the NFL Draft before the boys get into the two best divisions in baseball: the AL & NL East. They discuss the Yankees' recent dominance, the Red Sox struggling to score runs, the Marlins pitching staff, Atlanta's struggles, and the Mets brawl with the Cardinals. They also get into their weekly superlatives, which includes an unlikely Hitter of the Week.

William and Luis reconvene to recap another exciting week in MLB, first breaking down the Yankees' week including the game William went to on Tuesday in Detroit. They then discuss Miguel Cabrera becoming the 33rd member of the 3,000 hit club and break down his outstanding career as a whole. The two also cover the 0-6 White Sox week and whether or not they are concerned about their chances in the AL Central. Other topics include: Team of the Week, MLB expansion rumors, Angel Hernandez, Pushing P, and top upcoming series.  

Joe Sieben joins the podcast to discuss all things NBA Playoffs. William and Joe break down the Grizzlies-Wolves series from a Memphis and Minnesota perspective before going around the league. Can the Warriors come out of the West? Is Phoenix in trouble against New Orleans without Devin Booker? They also discuss the riveting Brooklyn-Boston series and Kyrie's antics, a rejuvenated Philadelphia, and a sleeping monster in Miami. They close by giving some predictions for the remainder of the NBA Playoffs. 

Luis and William are back in studio to recap the week that was in the MLB. They discuss the Yankees' struggles to produce runs in Baltimore, Clayton Kershaw's almost perfect game, an unwritten rules incident in San Francisco, Tampa Bay's early problems, and Hunter Greene's brilliance. They also do their first Pushing P segment before unveiling their Team of the Week. All that and much more on this week's MLB recap.

Luis and William recap Opening Weekend in MLB. They discuss Aaron Judge turning down a 7-year contract extension from the Yankees and what that means for the team and player this season. They break down some of the major series from the weekend, including TEX-TOR and HOU-LAA, before getting into Rookie Corner and a few other topics. They wrap the podcast with their Pitcher and Hitter of the Week. 

Luis re-joins the pod for part two of our two-part MLB season previews, this time we break down the National League. We discuss a new-look NL East, that includes one polarizing team that the two hosts disagree on. The NL Central and the potential World Series sleeper in that division, plus a major regression candidate. Finally, we discuss the NL West which includes the absolutely loaded Los Angeles Dodgers and two "Pushin' P" teams. We give over/under win total predictions for each team, predict the final standings in each division, predict our playoff teams and pick a team to represent the league in the World Series. 

Luis joins the pod for part one of our two-part MLB season previews, and we are breaking down the American League. We discuss the loaded AL East, which could have 4 playoff teams. How will Wander Franco fare in his first full MLB season? Are the Yankees worse? The weak, but improved, AL Central and whether or not the Tigers will finally become an above .500 team. And finally the AL West, which includes the polarizing LA Angels, the worse (?) Houston Astros and America's team, the Seattle Mariners. We give over/under win total predictions for each team, predict the final standings in each division, predict our playoff teams and pick a team to represent the league in the World Series.  

William finally breaks his silence on the MLB lockout following Rob Manfred's announcement that the first two series of the season will be canceled. He does his best to break down the CBA negotiations in layman's terms before giving his opinions on the entire ordeal.