Returning from a three-week, technology-induced hiatus, Ron, Pete, and Elliott gather to review the end of the 2020 season and to speculate on what the future holds for both the Cubs and the Cards. Will they stand pat, or will we see major overhauls prior to the 2021 season? Also, in anticipation of Season 2 of The Mandalorian, Pete plugs The Lightsaber Collection, an impressive new Star Wars book that looks into the history and design of the lightsaber.

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With one, dare we say cryptic, Instagram post; we're left wondering if the Cardinals aren't bringing back their Gold Glove second baseman.  Tis the season to speculate and panic we guess.  @Dylan_Dinger joins Ron again this week as they sort this out.

@Dylan_Dinger joined Ron today to assess the Cardinals Playoff performance, 2020 regular season and what they would like to see happen for 2021.

Ron, Pete, and Elliott logged on this week long enough to livestream the sixth through eighth innings of Game 2 of the NL Wild Card Series between the Cards and Padres and to watch Fernando Tatis, Jr. and Wil Myers own the Cardinals.

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With Elliott out this week, Ron and Pete jump on to discuss the final week of the MLB season, the Cubs and Cardinals' pathetic offenses, bad contracts, and the dismal future of both teams. The guys wrap up the night with their reminiscences of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK.

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The Team of Rivals is joined this week by old friend, Adam Maurer, Writer, Director, Executive Producer, and star of the just-released independent stoner comedy, The Grail. Tagging along with Adam is friend and Producer of The Grail, Vinny Bonacci. They discuss the ins-and-outs of independent filmmaking, what it's like to wear so many hats, and the importance of a Dildo Wrangler.

They also dive into a discussion of the first trailer release for Season Two of The Mandalorian. Plus, if God were to grant your one-time baseball wish, what would it be?

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This week on the Team of Rivals, Ron, Elliott, and Pete discuss the weird 2020 trade deadline, the end (?) of Matt Carpenter, bases-loaded letdowns, and the "obnoxious" Cubs bench. They also celebrate the announcement of The Mandalorian Season Two premiere.

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This week, @Holy_Elle joined Ron and Pete to chat about the ongoing protest movement within professional sports, a$$hØle Cardinals fans, the MLB halfway point, the trade deadline, and the inevitable(?) MLB playoff bubbles.

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Ron, Elliott, and Pete return from a hiatus to discuss the Cubs-Cardinals five-game series and their takeaways on Ian Happ, the Cubs' defense and suspect outfielders, Dylan Carlson, and the return (?) of Craig Kimbrel. Ron describes his experience while the Cardinals were in timeout. Finally, the guys discuss baseball's unwritten rules and the fall of Thom Brennaman.

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"Stay positive" has a whole new ring to it these days! Dan Curry (@DanCCC) and John Pearman (@JP_CCC) of the Cubs Cards Cast (@CubsCardsCast) joined Ron and Pete to discuss the upcoming Cubs-Cardinals series, but then the Cards went and screwed it up.

As the news of another positive COVID test in the Cardinals clubhouse breaks, the guys discuss the possibility that the 2020 season may be over and what little they have seen so far from the Cubs and Cardinals.

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