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Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts have been the best two players in the National League so far this season. In the American League, you can make the case for both Aaron Judge and Juan Soto. Could New York and Los Angeles go 1-2 in voting for the Most Valuable Player?
Plus, hosts Ryan Finkelstein (@FinkelsteinRyan) and Patrick Lyons (@PatrckDLyons) discuss who's better among NL Central youngsters: Elly De La Cruz of the Cincinnati Reds or Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates?
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Teams are showing more flexibility with making early trades before July -- Luis Arráez to the San Diego Padres, for example -- and several clubs could begin wheeling and dealing as early as this week.
Would the Houston Astros dare deal Alex Bregman? Which middling NL West club -- Arizona, San Diego or San Francisco -- could survive a selloff? Do the Marlins have anything else to offer?
Plus, which NL Central is in worse shape this season: St. Louis Cardinals or Cincinnati Reds.
Chris Sale is off to a fantastic start to the 2024 season with the Atlanta Braves, but is he the runaway favorite to be this year's NL Comeback Player of the Year? Could Tyler O'Neill of the Boston Red Sox and Carlos Correa of the Minnesota Twins challenge New York Yankees left-hander Carlos Rodón?
Plus, hosts Ryan Finkelstein (@FinkelsteinRyan) and Patrick Lyons (@PatrickDLyons) discuss the most underrated players in baseball, Kyle Tucker. Just how good many player are definitively better than the Houston Astros' 27-year-old slugger? The answer will surprise you.
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The MLB trade deadline may still be nearly three months away, but the Luis Arráez trade to the San Diego Padres has expedited the conversation. Plus, with Robbie Grossman headed back to the Texas Rangers, we started thinking: could we see some old faces reunite with their former clubs?
Hosts Ryan Finkelstein (@finkelsteinryan) and Patrick Lyons (@PatrickDLyons) discuss some trades that would make the season a bit more exciting in the second half.
Could Justin Verlander return to the Detroit Tigers? Would the Miami Marlins be willing to deal Jazz Chisholm Jr.? Is it that obvious that Kenley Jansen will go back to the Los Angeles Dodger? And what destination could be intriguing for Alex Bregman?
Plus, we take a look at the latest World Series odds. Who's the outright favorite to win a ring? Which team is a bargain? And who should have much longer odds after their rough start?
On today's show, hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Patrick Lyons each draft their picks for the five best shortstops in baseball who are currently 25 years old or younger.
Who is the best in the game, Bobby Witt Jr, Gunnar Henderson, or Elly De La Cruz?
Is CJ Abrams or Anthony Volpe the headliner of the next tier?
They discuss all of this and more, as each drafts their teams.
Mike Trout appears to be back and better than ever, even without Shohei Ohtani. Juan Soto is in another new location, but is the Bronx and the New York Yankees where he'll win his first MVP Award?
Patrick Lyons and Kevin Henry discuss who's the best player in the American League, which club in the AL East has the least issues and which players have had deceiving stat lines so far (lucky and unlucky).
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Hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Patrick Lyons discuss who has the best rivalry in Major League Baseball today.
They also look into some slow starts this year both from pitchers and hitters and break down who will bounce back soon to be better.
Hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Patrick Lyons discuss the latest in baseball, from injuries to a couple of White Sox stars, to Trevor Story on the shelf.
Also with so many pitchers on the IL who's the next crop that gets elevated in 2024?
Which managers are on the early hot seat?
Who will be the best of the three rookie studs named Jackson.
Who's Better: the Yankees or the Orioles?
Now through more than a week of the MLB season, who are some of the best young stars who are making a name for themselves in 2024?
Hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Patrick Lyons break down the best up-and-coming players in each league.
Also, they touch on the latest in the Tommy John epidemic, with both Shane Bieber and Spencer Strider now dealing with elbow injuries.
As well, as discussing which AL Central team looks better right now, the Detroit Tigers or the Kansas City Royals?
Hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Patrick Lyons will discuss the following topics on the latest edition of Who's Better Baseball!
Which Teams Are Best Prepared to Shake Off Their Rough Start?
Who Will Be Better in 2024: Pirates or the Brewers?
Who’s Hot Start is Real: Tyler O’Neill or Michael Conforto?
Early Returns Have Been Great on MLB's Converted Relievers
Who's Better: Shota Imanaga or Yoshinobu Yamamoto?
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