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An Insane weekend of baseball just happened. We had over 50% of the games finish in either a 1 run or 2 run game, and when you have that many close contests, you are going to have some walk-offs. 11 of them to be exact which is just under 25% or 1 out of 4 games. Just insane stuff. Plus another cycle, another big Mariners blowout, and some more history. 

Another great week of baseball as more races around the league heat up including the NL MVP race. You think Ohtani has it in the bag? Pete Crow-Armstrong might be making a case for himself. In other news we had another weird situation in the Ketel Marte saga that just has wondering more and more about him

Joshua Baez, Joshua Baez, Joshua Baez. Writing it 3 times for the 3 home runs he hit in his MLB Debut. Insane history right there. And speaking of history, the baseball community lost Tommy John over the weekend who's legacy as the first person to get the surgery to repair a torn UCL, will never be forgotten 

Another year, another field of dreams game. The Phillies and Twins faced off and Schwarber had a great game. Meanwhile the Blue Jays and Red Sox had a very confusing play happen that ended up gifting a run. And the division and wildcard races are starting to heat up

Last year the Blue Jays, Tigers and Mariners all won their divisions. And while it's safe to say their seasons haven't gone according to plan, they are still are in striking distance for a wildcard berth. But they each have their own gauntlet to go through this month that can determine if they are postseason bound or not 

It's players of the month time again. In today's episode we go though the best of the best for the month of July as well as looking over some of the winners and losers of the trade deadline. Not to mention the historic stretch of baseball the Boston Red Sox have been on 

The trade deadline episode. A massive special episode that has us going through all the deadline moves and some of the outlooks for what it means for some teams down the stretch

As July comes to an end, everything now halts for this weekend, the last 3 game before the trade deadline. We really are getting to the end game now with one last weekend to make or break a team who has postseason hopes and dreams. The trades made this weekend will dictate the rest of the season for the best teams and the worse ones

The Miami Marlins have gone from 10 games above .500 and 3GB of the NL East lead, to 2 games under .500 and 10.5GB of the NL East. That's what happens when you lose 12 in a row. The Nationals and Red Sox make somewhat of a head scratching trade depending on who you are as we are just 1 week away from the trade deadline 

Boston's impressive win streak is finished at 15 tying a franchise record. They turned their season upside down but just because the win streak is over, doesn't mean they can step off the gas. And speaking of streaks, the Miami Marlins find themselves on the other end of one losing 9 in a row, they need to start turning things around before this season slips away from them. Nolan Arenado gets his flowers after his 2,000th career hit