Welcome to 2022, where we still have no baseball, but we do have a new podcast episode, so it all sorta evens out. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for a rundown of all the things that have happened in the last couple weeks. It's like 3 things. There's not a lot going on. There is however a whole lot of trivia in this episode led by Adam, and it gets really really hard, so have fun playing along a bit, see how you do. Anyway, see you in a couple weeks again, hopefully there's a little more going on, but we aren't expecting much. 

Lockouts are no fun but this podcast still is. Join Adam and Noah (not Brian, he's gone again, I promise we're trying to get him to show up more) to talk about the upcoming Hall of Fame class, the free agents yet to be signed, and a whole lot of trivia that was unnecessarily hard, or maybe Adam is just bad. We also go over a couple of our Christmas wishes and New Years' resolutions for the upcoming season, if we ever get an upcoming season. It's a good episode, so settle in and have a listen, it's a long lockout, and you have nothing better to do. 

Well, we kinda saw it coming but it still stings to see it, we are officially in a once-in-a-generation MLB lockout. But don't let the potentially bleak future get you down, instead, let your hosts Adam, Noah, and Brian, take you through the madness of free agency from right before the lockout. Mammoth contracts were signed, the biggest of witch being Max Scherzer securing himself $130 million dollars over 3 years, PLUS what he is still owed from the Nationals. Cory Seager gets his name added to the half a billion dollar list of names the Rangers have acquired and Javier Baez gets to attempt to bring some light to the future of Detroit baseball. Lot's to go over this week, but not a lot to go over in the near future, so unlike last time where we said it would be a two week gap between episodes and then it wasn't, this time, it's actually going to be a couple weeks. Maybe. No promises. There's always a chance we get some Joe Panik news and have to let you know, but otherwise, enjoy, and see ya in a couple weeks.

Welcome back from a Thanksgiving holiday and welcome back to the wild world of the MLB off-season. Join Adam and Noah for a breakdown of every move made so far, and the moves that could potentially happen in the near future. With a lockout looming, teams are antsy to get players signed, and some huge contracts have already ben confirmed. Jose Berrios, Byron Buxton, and Wander Franco, all signing big deals to stay on their respective teams. Marcus Semien, Eduardo Rodriguez,  and Starling Marte, all signing big deals to go elsewhere. It's been a wild couple of weeks before the nearing lockout, and we hope more massive deals come through before the calm. We'll be back in a couple weeks with everything important that happens, but until then, enjoy this episode absolutely chock full of free agency goodness. 

With the season officially concluded we get to take a nice retrospective on the year and hand out some totally meaningful and accurate awards. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah as they go over the awards that have been given out by the MLB so far, as well as the finalists for some of the years biggest awards. But of course the other best part of the offseason is the potential for big free agent moves, and boy have we already seen some absolutely colossal signings (not really). It's the beginning of a potentially slow end of the year with a lockout looming and a free agent class that could take a while to settle, so expect us to be a little less frequent with episodes, but just as jam packed with top tier baseball analytics and opinions. 

The Atlanta Braves are your World Series Champions and the universe is at peace knowing that we go another year without the Astros winning. Of course, with the end of the season we reach the beginning of the absolute madness that is the off season. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, as we begin to go over the chaos that is about to ensue. Qualifying offers have been extended, options have been accepted and denied, and the free agent market begins to take shape. Will we see Kershaw on the Giants? Will we see Semien return to the Jays? Will the Rockies do literally anything? Who knows, and honestly, that last one is the least likely of the three. Anyway, we go over the offers that did happen already, and talk about what we think about them, we also go over the Gold Glove award winners, and the fact that honestly they're kind of meaningless, and finally, Brian holds back tears as Buster Posey has officially retired. It's the beginning of a mess of episodes where honestly we have no idea what we're gonna talk about but it's gonna be a good time no matter what, so tune in, and have fun. 

We are five games into the World Series and much to the disappointment of everyone alive the Astros haven't lost it all yet. Hopefully this is the episode before their downfall. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, on this lovely Halloween night for a recap of what's happened so far. We've gotten to see some great moments this series, huge home runs, great defensive plays, and nail biting finishers. Unfortunately we also had to bear witness to something so abhorrent, so repugnant, and so unbelievably despicable, that anything Halloween related frankly pales in comparison to its pure horror. The only thing that might compete for it's place as king of terror is what's being done to Oakland A's fans. What could it be? Tune in and find out.

The LCS series are concluded and the World Series is upon us. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, as they go through what happened in those games and how it all leads up to this moment, the final clash of the 2021 MLB season. IT'S TIIIME, for the series you've all been waiting for, as the two best* teams in baseball play for it all in the World Series. From the National League, coming in with a record of 88-73, earning their place in this series by taking down the most lethal starting pitching duo in the league and then snuffing out the season of everybody's least favorite LA baseball team, it's the best professional sports team in their city, the new America's Team™, the Atlanta Braves! Aaaand from the American League, coming in with a record of 95-67, earning their place in this series by taking out both colors of Sox that the MLB has to offer, and doing it all while not cheating this time* (as far as we know), it's the team we all learned to hate and now kinda want to love but our memories of 2017 still haunt us, the Houston Astros! It's time for World Series baseball and we can't be more excited, so settle in and listen to this episode to prepare yourself for the final battle of the season. 

4 more teams fall, only 4 remain, it's time for championship series baseball. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah as they break down the endings of the divisional games, and the first couple games of the series to decide the winners of the conferences. Noah is riding the high of monster Red Sox grand slams, Adam is wondering why managers are being interviewed during playoff games, and Brian is still trying to recover from that checked* swing. At least now Brian can watch the Braves walkoff the Dodgers, and maybe he'll use that as inspiration to finish his walking homework. It's been a great season and with the playoffs nearing their apex, you don't want to miss a thing.  

162 games in the books. For most teams it ended there, for the rest we march onward to the best part of the year: playoff baseball. Join your playoff chauffeurs, Adam, Brian, and Noah, as we navigate you through everything worth talking about in this post-season. We've got wildcard walkoffs, we've got division rivals meeting for the first time ever in the post-season, we've got Stantonian blasts in Fenway, we've got all of Milwaukee getting Rowdy, and we've got Kevin Kiermaier hitting into ground rule double rulings that even the card he stole from the Blue Jays couldn't prepare him for. It's only just begun, and it's already wild, so strap in, it's gonna be a fun ride.