Welcome back, it's been a while. Join Adam and Noah for a little recap of the All-Star break festivities and all the best storylines from the first half of the season. Vladdy joins his father as Home Run Derby champ, the NL finally wins, Cincinnati is Red hot, the Pirates are sinking, the Braves are dominant, the Yankees are not, and the White Sox just make us all a little sad inside. Back to your regularly* scheduled episodes from here on, enjoy.

Happy 'Murica Day! Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for another good 'ol week of America's Pastime. This week we witnessed the 24th perfect game in MLB history, the All-Star rosters got announced, Ohtani just keeps being unfathomably good at baseball, and we got to see our first interesting trade of the year. We near the All-Star break, but we do not stop, enjoy the episode.

Another big week, sorry for the delay in upload we were busy. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for way too much talk about the Giants recent success, more gushing about just how stupid good Ohtani is, some big time rookie and prospect hype, and a nice little live Immaculate Grid action at the end. There was so dang much stuff we forgot to talk about Bo Naylor and Jordan Westburg's debuts, the Angels utter beatdown of the Rockies, and Alek Manoah getting shelled in rookie ball. Good times to be had, enjoy the episode.

A big week of baseball, lets jump in. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for way too much talk about names, the return of Joey Votto, and a lot of standings talk because things are much more interesting than they have any right to be. Lots of teams on big win streaks, a few teams on some pretty rough skids, will they young upstarts keep the momentum or will the superteams remember what they're supposed to be and squash the rebellion. A whole lot of hype for teams that most people counted out before the season even began, but we admit our mistakes here. Come on in and have a listen, you might just hop on the train.

Another big week of baseball, and it got kinda rough. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah for all the injury news that just makes us a little sad. Jacob deGrom is out for the rest of the year and likely next year as well with his 2nd Tommy John surgery, Chris Sale is back on the IL with injury right when he was looking dominant again, Aaron Judge hit a wall so dang hard he broke it and himself, and Alek Manoah isn't injured but like, he's really bad so it's sorta the same thing. Not everything is down in the dumps though. The A's are winning games, the Reds youth movement is in full swing, and the Orioles are a straight up legit contender. It's a good episode of ups and downs, enjoy.

A ballpark roadtrip exposing the lies that LA tells and more hard hitting journalism from the boys. Join Adam, Brian (for a moment), and Noah for all the week's news. The Rangers are sitting at the top of the division without Jacob deGrom, Ben Joyce makes his debut and shows off some serious heat, Aaron Judge threw himself through a wall at Dodger Stadium, and Jerry Lane is a pathetic little instigator. A little bit of trivia at the end capping off a lot of good stuff this week, enjoy the episode.

Officially over 100 episodes, let's jump right in. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for a rundown of the week's events. Marcus Stroman throws a 1 hit complete game shutout against the Rays, some big names make their returns to the field, and the title of America's team may be finding a new home on the other side of the country. Also the A's are still bad. Like really really bad. Like wow, it's incredible how bad they've been. Anyway, hope you had a nice long Memorial Day weekend, enjoy the episode.

Believe it or not, there are a 100 episodes of this podcast now, thanks for being with us. Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for all the week's events. The St. Louis Nolans are doing big things, Wilson Contreras is a catcher again, Aaron Judge is side-eying, and the Jays are inside crying. The Orioles have 30 wins all of the sudden and are looking like potentially serious contenders while the A's are continuing to find better and cooler ways to make everybody sad. By the way, if you're wondering why this wasn't out yesterday, it's because we're shifting releases to Tuesday mornings. Just a schedule thing, nothing else changing so no biggie, it's still a good time, thanks for being here and enjoy the episode.

Let's just jump into it shall we? Join Adam, Brian, and Noah, for a whole bunch of player spotlights because this week was absolutely packed with them. Joey Gallo broke statcast by hitting a ball we can only assume landed on the moon, Cedric Mullins hits for the cycle and the new Bird Bath section at Camden got absolutely soaked as a result, Mitch Keller and Chris Bassitt both threw some beautiful complete came shut pieces, Casey Schmitt gives a glimmer of light in the black for the Giants, and the Red Sox are finding new and innovative ways to lose games in heartbreaking fashion but still be a good team. Crazy week, and it puts us one episode shy of 100, good times ahead, enjoy the episode.

Another week, another pod. Join Adam and Noah for the mourning of baseball great and Oakland legend Vida Blue, as well as a ton of other less tragic news. We do a lot of wondering what the hell is going on in St. Louis, because Willson Contreras was the free agent catcher everyone wanted, and now he's no putting on the gear for the Cardinals. Bryce Harper returns from the shortest Tommy John recovery in history the same week the Astros will lose Luis Garcia to the same surgery. Wander Franco is putting some style out on the diamond that has baseball purists seething. The league is getting a lot more interesting with every passing day, tune in you won't want to fall behind.