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With the 2026 season behind us, it's time to look ahead to the offseason. And no, I do not mean the lockout, lets have a fun normal month of the offseason first. So with that we got a full episode going over gold glove winners, BBWAA Award finalists, all of the player, club and mutual option outcomes, and of course to free agents up for grabs. 

The Milwaukee Brewers have done it. For the first time ever in the history of their franchise, the Milwaukee Brewers are World Series Champions. An Awesome milestone and moment for the players, owners and of course the fans as well as anyone else who shares some love of this baseball team. In this episode we go over the last baseball games of 2026 and talk about this very special ballclub, as well as what's next for baseball as we know it

The World Series is underway and we were treated to 2 great games that both had crazy endings and 1 run games. We had a 4 run comeback already and 2 games in, the Brewers take 2 big steps to their franchises first ever title. The Rays have some work to do if they want to make this series interesting 

It's Time. The World Series is upon us, from 30 teams at the start of the season and now we are down to 2. The best 2. The number 1 seed from the AL in the Tampa Bay Rays, and the number 1 seed from the NL in the Brewers. In this episode we wrap up the ALCS, and start talking about all things world series as we get ready to enjoy the last week of baseball that 2026 has to give 

The ALCS continues with little offense and pitching that keeps getting the job done. The Rays offense finally wakes up after 3 games with none of it, their bats gain some life and momentum after being down 2-1 in the series, they came back winning the last 2 games and head back home needing just 1 more win to head back to the World Series, however Cleveland has been in this situation before and are 3-0 in the postseason when facing elimination, so would it really surprise people if they made that 5-0 and win the next 2 to continue their postseason run?

To be able to 3 peat, you need to at least make the World Series, something the Dodgers can't do anymore. The Milwaukee Brewers, who were swept last year by the Dodgers in the NLCS, get their sweet revenge and dish it out this year by sweeping them in the NLCS. A lot of fun facts and history from this week are discussed as the Brewers are back in the World Series for the first time in 44 years as they look for their franchises first ever commissioner's trophy. Oh and the Rays and Guardians started their ALCS matchup. 

The final game of the Division Series wraps up which means we've already gone from 12 teams in the postseason, down to the final 4. Brewers and Dodgers began their NLCS this weekend, while the Rays and Guardians start their ALCS. 2 of these 4 will meet in the world series. 3 teams with low payrolls and the Dodgers. 

 

3 of the 4 Division Series have wrapped up meaning that we have 3 of our final 4 teams that could win the World Series. It also means that we have 1 do or die game 5 between the Guardians and the White Sox. Winner take on the Rays in the ALCS. Meanwhile the NLCS has a rematch between the Dodgers and Brewers, can the Brewers win at least 1 game this year or will the Dodgers find themselves in another World Series

The Division Series are underway and we had 6 entertaining games to get us started that featured a 4 inning save by a closer, almost 2 of them actually, a no-hitter being brought into the 8th inning, a crazy walk off vs the best closer in baseball and so much more to unpack

The Wildcard Series weren't as close as they were last year. It felt like 4 teams were just overmatched in all aspects of the game and it really showed. For today's episode we are going over all 4 of the matchups as well as previewing the 4 Division Series and the 8 remaining teams fighting for the World Series Title