MLB Marathon

In the first episode of 2023, Jake Slebodnick and Andrew Khan break down the lack of progress in the signing of Carlos Correa; the future -- if any -- for Trevor Bauer in the MLB; and why fans/team personnel should be allowed to vote for the Hall of Fame.

In this episode, Noah Yeckley, Ryan Coppinger and Brandon Wilhoite break down the plethora of recent moves, including Carlos Correa to San Francisco, Willson Contreras to St. Louis, and Dansby Swanson to Chicago. The guys also give an overview on the AL Central and how it compares to its counterpart in the NL.

In this episode, chaos overtakes the ending despite things going well to start. Noah, Jake and Andrew Khan break down the Winter Meetings, the Mets' offseason shopping spree, Jon Heyman being a dud, Carlos Baerga's awful prediction about Carlos Correa, and they answer questions from the audience. This is when all hell breaks loose.

 This week, Noah is joined by Matt Fry as they discuss Bryan Reynolds' trade request, and why it makes sense whether the Pirates keep him or if they deal him during the Winter Meetings. They also take questions from the audience!

On this week's episode, Jake and Noah recap some moves made during Thanksgiving weekend, including the Angels trading for Hunter Renfroe, the Pirates signing Carlos Santana, and the White Sox signing Mike Clevinger. They also discuss whether or not the Brewers are entering a rebuilding phase following Renfroe trade.

This week, Jake and Noah discuss some moves already made this off-season, including the re-signings of Anthony Rizzo, Edwin Diaz and Tyler Anderson, as well as the trade of Ji Man Choi to the Pirates. Additionally, they preview where some notable free agents will sign throughout the winter, all while answering questions from the audience.

On this week's episode, Jake Slebodnick, Noah Yeckley and special guest Kelby Taylor discuss the Phillies path to the World Series, what a World Series win/loss means for the Astros, and if Rob Thomson is the right fit going forward for Philadelphia.