On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the first-half of the MLB season, including our midseason award picks, biggest surprises and disappointments, and our postseason predictions heading into the second half. From there, we discuss the Tigers combined no-hitter against the Blue Jays, All-Star weekend in Seattle and our picks for the Home Run Derby, and Sean Casey replacing Dillon Lawson as the new hitting coach of the Yankees, the first in-season coaching replacement of the Brian Cashman era in New York.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a historic month for Shohei Ohtani and the Braves, and a historic Wednesday in Oakland that saw Domingo German throw the 24th perfect game in baseball history, a nine-strikeout, "Maddux" in an 11-0 Yankees win. From there, we discuss the 2023 MLB All-Star rosters, with the Rangers leading the way with four starters, and the Braves leading with eight total elections, the Rangers upgrading their bullpen by acquiring Aroldis Chapman, Steve Cohen speaking out in the media about the direction of the team in the middle of an underachieving season, and the future of Marcus Stroman in Chicago.

On this week's episode, we begin by taking a look at the Reds twelve-game winning streak, which was fueled Joey Votto's return, and Elly Da La Cruz's historic cycle. From there, we discuss Aaron Judge's torn toe ligament and it's effect on the Yankees, Rob Manfred publicly questioning whether or not he was correct in giving the Astros players immunity, Hal Steinbrenner's refusal to understand Yankee fans anger after a sluggish first-half, the first payments in the MASN fight between the Orioles and the Nationals, and the results of The Athletic's player poll.

On this week's episode, we take a deep dive into the current standings, including a perfect week for the surging Reds and Giants, and a tumble into third place for the struggling Astros and Dodgers. From there, we discuss a historic stretch by Shohei Ohtani, a bittersweet week for fans in Oakland that saw a successful reverse boycott, a seven-game winning streak, and the news that the Athletics' stadium funding was approved in Las Vegas, attempts by MLB to limit spending on technology, and David Freese turning down an induction in the Cardinals Hall of Fame.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing surprises up and down the standings, before running through (and reflecting on) the official end of Jacob deGrom's dominant run atop the sport following the announcement of his second Tommy John surgery. From there, we discuss Alek Manoah's stunning fall from top-three Cy Young finisher to being sent down to the Florida Complex League, the Athletics running into difficulties with the Nevada State Legislature, and the Phillies shaking up their ownership group with a new limited partner.

On this week's episode, we discuss the newest injury to Stephen Strasburg, the latest in a string of body ailments following his seven-year, $245 million (and fully uninsured) extension wit the Nationals. From there, we discuss the latest in the Diamond Sports TV rights saga, which saw the company announcing they will no longer broadcast Padres games, and a judge ruling that that they must provide backpay to the five teams who have their television payments reduced by the company. To wrap up, we discuss Torey Lovullo's one-year extension and new homes for Gary Sanchez and Aaron Hicks, pay tribute to Roger Craig, and make our early votes for the All-Star Game.

On this week's episode, we begin by doing a deep diving on the MLB standings a third of the way through the season, including the historically good AL east, the historically bad A's, the Rangers emergence as a powerhouse, the surging Marlins, and the lack of success across both central divisions. From there, we discuss Jayson Stark's list of future Hall of Famers amongst active players, Rocco Badelli's contract status, Aaron Boone's brief suspension, the future of the Brewers stadium, and a $250,000 Druw Jones card.

On this week's episode, we discuss an eventful week for the New York Yankees, which included the Blue Jays accusing Aaron Judge of cheating via sign-stealing, a ten-game suspension for Domingo German after being ejected for foreign substance use, and Aaron Hicks being DFA'ed by the team after acquiring Greg Allen. Additionally, we discuss a potential buyer for the Rays, Eric Hosmer's DFA by the Cubs, Hall of Fame writer Rick Hummell's passing, Anibal Sanchez's retirement, and Zac Gallen killing a bird.

On this week's episode, we give our review of the new Yogi Berra film "It Ain't Over," and use it as a launching point to discuss the best living player at each position. Elsewhere, we discuss the A's agreeing to a land site on the Tropicana property in Las Vegas, Bryce Harper going scorched earth on the Rockies after being provoked by Jake Bird, Wilson Contreras returning to catcher for the Cardinal after one week, Gary Sanchez coming back to New York, and the top of the Braves rotation taking a major hit on the injury front.

On this week's episode, we begin by giving a review of PNC Park and Pittsburgh, and then discuss the retirement of the Dark Knight, Matt Harvey, at 34. From there, we discuss Bryce Harper's return from Tommy John Surgery after six months, the Cardinals announcing that All-Star catcher Wilson Contreras will be moved off of the position after two months with the team, MVP and Cy Young winner Vida Blue's passing and his chances for the Hall of Fame, and the controversy surrounding A's broadcaster Glen Kuiper.