On this week's episode, we begin by making our award predictions with nearly 75% of the MLB season in the books. From there we discuss the White Sox snapping their twenty-one game losing streak and then firing their manager Pedro Grifol two days later, Camilo Doval's path from All-Star to late-season demotion to the minors, Jarren Duran's suspension, Billy Bean's passing, a new deal between WFAN and ESPN Radio in New York, baseball meeting NASCAR, and a potential roster for the 2028 USA Olympic Baseball roster.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the White Sox historic (and ongoing) twenty-one-game losing streak, as well as Blake Snell's first complete game, an eleven-strikeout no-hitter against the Reds. From there, we discuss trade deadline moves which saw Isaac Paredes, Tanner Scott, Jack Flaherty, Erick Fedde, Yusei Kikcuhi, Trevor Rogers, Michael Lorenzen, Lane Thomas, Alex Cobb, Jorge Soler, and many others get moved to new teams. To wrap up, we discuss stadium news in Tampa and Oakland, and whether Mike Trout's latest injury setback is the end of the superstar as we know him.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Dylan Cease's no-hitter, the second in Padres history. From there, we discuss the start of the trade deadline, including Randy Arozarena heading to the Mariners, Jazz Chisholm Jr. going to the Yankees, Carlos Estavez going to the Phillies, a swap of Austin Hays and Seranthony Dominguez, Zach Eflin going to the Orioles, Jess Winker going to the Mets, AJ Puk going to the Diamondbacks, Jason Adam going to the Padres, and Yimi Garcia going to Seattle. To wrap up, we discuss Alex Cora's extension, and TV news.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing our early picks for buyers and sellers with the trade deadline approaching next week. From there, we discuss Teoscar Hernandez's tightrope HR Derby win by beating Alec Bohm and a swing-off, and Bobby Witt by one HR in the finals, and the American League's 5-3 win in the All-Star game, their 10th in the last 11 seasons. To wrap up, we take an early look at the 2025 MLB schedule, as well as Rob Manfred's thoughts on All-Star game uniforms, and potentially trading draft picks.

On this week's episode, we begin by previewing, and making our picks for the 2024 HR Derby, and All-Star game in Texas. From there, we discuss Travis Bazzana making history as the first second baseman, and first Australian player to go #1 Overall in the MLB Draft, Whit Merrifield's release by the Phillies, the Blue Jays beginning to use waivers, Bobby Miller's demotion, Phil Maton and Hunter Harvey being moved, the Dodgers pitching taking further injury hits, and the craziest players to have signed $100 million contracts in baseball.

On this week's episode, we discuss a week full of complete games, three-homer performances, road player dominance, and the rewriting of the career saves leaderboard, as well as the rosters for the 2024 MLB All-Star Game in Texas, including the starters, snubs, surprises, and our predictions for the game itself. From there, we discuss the Brewers trading with the Rays to add Aaron Civale to their rotation, and Tim Anderson being DFA'ed and where he ranks on the most sudden declines in the last 25 years,

On this week's episode, we wish everyone a happy Bobby Bonilla Day, and pay tribute to Baseball Hall of Fame member Orlando "Baby Bull" Cepeda, a Rookie of the Year, MVP, and World Series first baseman who passed away at the age of 86. From there, we discuss the finalists for All-Star game starters and changes to this year's home run derby format, technological updates in pre-game hitter preparation and what hitters can see live during games, and how not to act as a human being when coaching a sports team.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the Rickwood Field game between the Giants and Cardinals, and the tributes that were paid to Willie Mays, and the entire history of the Negro Leagues. From there, we discuss our midseason award winners, Edwin Diaz's surprise sticky substance ejection and suspension, the Phillies signing Christopher Sanchez to an extension, Orelvis Martinez being hit with a PED suspension due to a prescribed fertility treatment, JD Davis being traded to the Yankees, and the Automated Balls and Strike System (ABS) coming to AAA full-time.

On a special edition of the podcast, we pay tribute to the greatest of all-time, the Say Hey Kid, Willie Mays.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a pair of brutal injuries to the Dodgers, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto straining his rotator cuff, and Mookie Betts being out indefinitely after a 98 MPH hit by pitch fractured his wrist. From there, we discuss the results of the 2024 MLB Player Poll conducted by The Athletic, Pat Hoberg becoming the first umpire to be suspended for violating the league's gambling policy, and the Astros cutting bate and releasing Jose Abreu with over $30+ million left on his contract.