In this episode, Joey begins by discussing what the Red Sox need to do at the MLB Trade Deadline on Tuesday. He lists all of the Red Sox’s expiring contracts and outlines why the Red Sox may need to tear it up and move J.D. Martinez and Nate Eovaldi, among others, if they do not plan on re-signing them after the season ends. Then, Joey revisits all of Chaim Bloom’s biggest trades (Mookie Betts to the Dodgers, Andrew Benintendi to the Royals, Michael Chavis to the Pirates, Hunter Renfroe to the Brewers), and decides whether or not the Sox were winners or losers in each of them. He questions Bloom’s decision to not re-sign Kyle Schwarber and his choice to not acquire a legitimate first baseman.

After that, Joey touches on all of the key players on the trading block ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, which includes Nationals superstar Juan Soto, Nationals first baseman Josh Bell, and Orioles OF/1B Trey Mancini, among others. He explains why it is very unlikely that Los Angeles would trade two-way superstar and phenom Shohei Ohtani, despite the Angels listening to calls. Next, he breaks down how the A.L. East has performed over the last few weeks, along with what happened in the Subway Series, how the Oakland A’s swept of the Houston Astros, and why the Athletics need to do something about their abysmal attendance at the Oakland Coliseum over the past two seasons. Joey mentions what happened at Wimbledon a few weeks ago and talks about Novak Djokovic’s dominance as he won his fourth straight Wimbledon title and 21st grand slam title, just one behind Rafael Nadal.

At the end, he transitions to happenings across the NFL and reacts to Kyler Murray’s extension with the Arizona Cardinals (and his independent study clause being revoked). He goes in depth on the numerous retirements across the league and provides updates on injuries to two rookie wide receivers, Justyn Ross and John Metchie III. Following that, he discusses Dee Ford’s release from the 49ers, Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield’s training camp battle, Carlos Dunlap signing with the Chiefs, Julio Jones signing with the Buccaneers, and Davon Godchaux’s extension with the Patriots.

In this episode, Joey goes off on the Red Sox for their abysmal performance and 28-5 loss on Friday night at Fenway Park, which included a misplayed fly ball to center field that turned into an inside-the-park grand slam. He breaks down statistics of how poor the Sox have performed over the last three weeks and explains why he believes Chaim Bloom and the front office need to be sellers at the MLB Trade Deadline on August 2nd. After ripping the Red Sox on a 25-minute rant, he touches upon trade rumors surrounding Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto.

After that, Joey moves onto the NBA and highlights all of the biggest signings and moves within free agency. He updates the audience on Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant recent trade rumors and defends Russell Westbrook with a breakdown of how he performed so well in his last 10 games with the Lakers this past year, despite it going under the radar by the media.

To close out the episode, he recaps what happened in the NBA Summer League with a discussion about how well some of the top draft picks from the 2022 NBA Draft performed, including Sacramento Kings forward Keegan Murray winning MVP. He talks about how the Celtics played in the Summer League and goes in depth on Celtics French guard Juhann Begarin’s development and his improved scoring ability.

Joey begins the episode by discussing USC and UCLA’s move from the Pac-12 to the Big 10 (0:50) and what the implications are for the rest of the college football landscape (1:28-9:22). He breaks down why money is the reason that the two schools are making the jump to the Big 10 (2:38). Following that, he talks about what this means for the other three Power 5 conferences (9:22) and a potential partnership between the Pac-12 and the ACC (9:31). He outlines the ACC's new schedule adjustments with a new 3-5-5 format (9:54) which will eliminate football divisions in the ACC and Kirby Smart's new deal with Georgia (14:53).

After that, he discusses the Red Sox (15:23-31:01) and their recent performances against the New York Yankees last weekend. In addition to that, he touches upon the Baltimore Orioles’ turnaround (31:01) and the Seattle Mariners’ 14-game win streak (35:02). He talks about the continual dominance of Shohei Ohtani and breaks down statistics about the struggles of the Los Angeles Angels over the last two months (36:47). He touches on Freddie Freeman announcing he will play for Canada in the World Baseball Classic (44:10) and Toronto Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo being fired (45:42). At the end, he recaps the Home Run Derby (46:56) and the MLB All-Star Game (56:50).

In this episode, Joey starts out by outlining how the MLB Draft works, from how many rounds there are to compensation picks to competitive balance selections, and all the way to how contracts work with the assigned bonus pool of each team (0:16). After that, he recaps the first 15 picks of the draft with analysis and statistics behind selection, beginning with correctly predicting Jackson Holliday going 1st overall to the Baltimore Orioles (6:32). Then, he transitions to his surprise picks of Day 1 (25:13), along with his winners (42:30) and losers of Day 1 (52:44).

Following that, Joey discusses which teams he believes had the best overall draft, starting with the Los Angeles Angels who drafted Zach Neto out of Campbell in the first round, along with 17 other college players in their 19 selections (1:04:25). Next, he highlights all of his most underrated gems and steals of the draft, which include some of the best power hitters in NCAA Baseball (1:20:26). He updates listeners on where his best available players headed into Day 3 ended up (1:27:46), including Northeastern Huskies RHP Sebastian Keane being selected by the New York Yankees.

At the end, Joey breaks down statistics about which schools had the most players selected, which conferences had the most draftees, and how many more players were drafted in total from college versus high school (1:33:07).

Joey breaks down where his best players available heading into Day 2 of the MLB Draft were selected yesterday and then highlights his best players available in today’s Day 3 of the MLB Draft. At the end, he previews tonight’s MLB All-Star Game and discusses the National League and American League lineups.

In this episode, Joey starts out by talking about Juan Soto denying the Washington Nationals’ 15-year, $440 million dollar contract extension. Then, he discusses the Home Run Derby and previews each matchup, while giving his predictions for the winner. At the end, Joey highlights his best players available heading into today, Day 2 of the MLB Draft.

In this MLB Draft special, Joey breaks down his 15-pick mock draft and gives insight behind each of his selections. He provides information and key statistics about how each player has performed over the last couple seasons and explains who he wants the Red Sox to take with the 24th overall selection.

In this special, Joey talks about all things baseball-related, from the recent performances of the Red Sox to Chris Sale’s season debut tonight in Tampa Bay, and to the return of the World Baseball Classic in 2023.

He starts off the episode by talking about Brayan Bello’s first two starts in the big leagues (1:28) and what to expect in Chris Sale’s season debut (5:24). Joey updates listeners on the Red Sox current injuries and how each injured player has been progressing, including Nate Eovaldi, Rafael Devers, Garrett Whitlock, Matt Barnes, Rich Hill, James Paxton, Chris Sale, and others (6:47). He uses defensive runs saved (DRS) as a statistic to evaluate the Red Sox recent fielding struggles (12:32) from Bobby Dalbec, Franchy Cordero, Jarren Duran, and Christian Arroyo (13:24). Joey breaks down the Red Sox-Yankees series (16:30), including the Red Sox thrilling come-from-behind win over the Yankees on Saturday night (22:23) which comprised of two huge singles by Alex Verdugo: one to tie the game in the 8th inning (23:04) and another to score Rob Refsnyder and Jeter Downs to win the game on a walk-off in the bottom of the 10th (23:58).

Then, Joey transitions to news within the MLB (29:23), from Wander Franco’s injury (29:28) to Shohei Ohtani’s excellence on the mound and at the plate (30:20). He discusses Ohtani’s pitching dominance (32:01) and why he is such a generational talent (32:28). After that, he highlights the three Red Sox players who made the American League All-Star roster (33:04) and the current Home Run Derby field (39:03), which includes MLB legend Albert Pujols.

Next, Joey breaks down the Baltimore Orioles’ current 8-game winning streak (43:53), their longest since 2005. He compares the financial gap between the Baltimore Orioles who have the lowest payroll (49:03) and the rest of the MLB. He moves onto the Seattle Mariners who have also won 8 straight games and have turned their season around (58:03).

At the end, he provides information about the 2023 World Baseball Classic (1:01:07), from which countries are in each pool to what the Qualifying Round will look like in September for the four open qualifying spots, and all the way to his dream USA lineup.

In this NHL Draft special, Joey breaks down his mock draft for the top 5 picks ahead of tonight’s first round in Montreal. He provides insight into each of his picks and lists the accolades and statistics of each player over the last year. In addition to that, he begins the episode by talking about the unmatched connection between Northeastern University hockey and the Montreal Canadiens. Northeastern University center Jack Hughes is a prospect in this year’s draft and could potentially be selected by his father Kent Hughes, who is the current general manager of the Canadiens. At the end, he discusses the Chicago Blackhawks trading star forward Alex DeBrincat to the Ottawa Senators for three draft picks, including the number 7 overall selection in tonight’s draft.

Joey breaks down the start of NBA free agency with details on half of the biggest signings and extensions thus far (1:17), including reigning two-time MVP Nikola Jokic signing the largest contract in NBA history (6:43), Bradley Beal’s supermax extension with the Washington Wizards (10:08), the Los Angeles Clippers continuing to strengthen their already unmatched depth by re-signing Amir Coffey and Nic Batum to new contracts (16:05), and Zion Williamson signing a rookie max extension with the New Orleans Pelicans (24:25). In his next episode, he will finish the second half of the most significant moves through the first week. After that, he previews Red Sox top pitching prospect and #75 overall MLB.Com prospect Brayan Bello’s debut tonight on the mound against the Tampa Bay Rays (31:09). Joey gives insight into how Bello has pitched this year in Minor League Baseball (31:36) and what his pitching repertoire looks like, including an upper 90 mph fastball (32:15). Then, he completely switches gears to the annual Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest (35:41) and discusses Joey Chestnut winning his 15th title in the last 16 years. He praises Oxford, MA native and teacher Geoffrey Esper for coming in second place (37:06). At the end, he closes with Baker Mayfield being traded to the Carolina Panthers (38:34) and dives into the training camp quarterback battle between Mayfield and Sam Darnold, the first and third overall picks of the 2018 NFL Draft (42:02).