Who's Better Baseball

The Atlanta Braves beat the Los Angeles Dodgers over the weekend, proving they are the undisputed best team in baseball. Are destined to win the World Series?

Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down why the Braves are the team to beat, between having the best offense in baseball and having a top-five pitching staff as well.

https://www.justbaseball.com/mlb/the-atlanta-braves-are-now-the-clear-favorites-to-win-it-all/

The San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds have faced each other this week in a matchup of two NL Wild Card foes. Who would ultimately make the more dangerous playoff team?

Host Ryan Finkelstein breaks down each facet of these teams to decide which one would be the tougher opponent if they snuck into the final Wild Card spot and who is more likely to get into the dance.

The Baltimore Orioles have been counting on Grayson Rodriguez to break through at the MLB level this season and it seems like that has finally happened, as the former top prospects is on a roll lately.

Can Rodriguez be a frontline starter for the Orioles come October.

Host Ryan Finkelstein is joined by Harrison Bruns to discuss his article for Just Baseball on Rodriguez and how he is finally figuring it out for the Orioles.

https://www.justbaseball.com/mlb/grayson-rodriguez-is-putting-it-together/

The Seattle Mariners have been the hottest team in baseball since the All-Star break, going from out of the playoff picture entirely, to just a game out of first place in the AL West!

Can Seattle complete the improbable comeback, will the Texas Rangers hold onto the division they have led all year, or will the Houston Astros end up winning the division they have owned for years?

Hosts Ryan Finkelstein and Elijah Evans break down who is going to come out on top in this division down the stretch.

Separated by just a game in the NL Wild Card race, who has the better chance to make the playoffs, the Cincinnati Reds or the Chicago Cubs?

Host Ryan Finkelstein is joined by Clay Snowden to discuss who is the better team right now between these NL Central rivals.

With less than 50 games left in the season, some of the MLB awards races are all but sewn up, while others will be fascinating to watch down the stretch.

Host Ryan Finkelstein looks at the odds on each award race and makes his pick on who to bet on for the MVP, Cy Young and Rookie of the Year in each league.

To read the full article on the MLB awards odds: https://www.justbaseball.com/betting/mlb-award-odds-who-are-the-favorites-to-win-in-2023/

The Detroit Tigers made only one trade at the deadline, as they failed to take advantage of the seller's market, where pitching was netting teams great returns.

Between failing to trade Eduardo Rodriguez, or anyone out of their bullpen, the Tigers missed an opportunity to improve their farm system.

The Baltimore Orioles have been one of the best teams in baseball this year and are currently the favorites to win the AL East.

Did they do enough at the deadline to take advantage of that opportunity though, as they only added Jack Flaherty and Shintaro Fujinami?

Host Ryan Finkelstein is joined by Harrison Bruns to discuss his article for Just Baseball on if the Orioles did enough at the deadline.

https://www.justbaseball.com/mlb/did-the-baltimore-orioles-add-enough-at-the-trade-deadline/

The Los Angeles Angels made the decision to go all-in at the trade deadline, hoping to make one push for the playoffs before Shohei Ohtani hits free agency in the offseason.

Since the deadline, the Angels have all but fallen out of the Wild Card race, dropping each of their last six games. Did they mistake in keeping Ohtani and buying so aggressively when they could have reset their franchise by trading him instead?

The New York Mets and Chicago White Sox were among the top sellers at the MLB trade deadline, bringing life into their farm systems.

Between Luisangel Acuna, Drew Gilbert and Ryan Clifford, the Mets got a haul of top 100 talents.

With Edgar Quero being the headliner, the White Sox flip mostly rentals for three quality arms and their catcher of the future.

Which team made out better at the deadline?