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One of the big fish has come off the board as Alex Bregman signs a 5 year deal with the Cubs. With that, we need to reflect on the Red Sox who started 2025 with Bregman and Devers and will enter 2026 with neither of them and the blame is on them

Blue Jays continue to be aggressive this offseason by now adding Kazuma Okamoto to the team, but could this move mean the end of Bo Bichette? Meanwhile the Cubs and Marlins made a big trade as Edward Cabrera heads over to the Cubs but it costed them 3 prospects including their #1 overall Owen Caissie. We also had the arbitration deadline and have 18 who look to be moving to arbitration 

New year, same free agents still on the market. But slowly we are getting there. We start the new year with one of the hot commodities from the NPB in Tatsuya Imai who is signing with the Astros. Other players also signed and we have an update on the Rendon contract in today's episode

Some teams received some early Christmas gifts this year. The White Sox ended up landing Murakami, both the Red Sox and the A's nailed a player in a trade as well as the A's making an unusual extension among other news as the new year is almost upon us 

Another big episode as the stove stays hot following the winter meetings. Michael King is staying with the Padres and that's not the only player they signed. We also had the Phillies make some signings as well as Braves and Mets to keep up in the NL East. We were also interrupted not once but twice in the episode as the Rays made 2 trades sending away key players in Brandon Lowe and Shane Baz...

The first weekend after the winter meetings have given us more action in the market. Mets are signing Jorge Polanco, the Blue Jays are making adds to their bullpen including Tyler Rogers who's arm angle pairs nicely with Yesavage. Among other additions via free agency and trades in today's episode. 

Thank you winter meetings. They have come and gone but boy did it bring a lot of action. The stove was hot all week long and we have plenty of moves to go over. From trades to free agent signings and all that good stuff in between. We had some heavy hitters sign as well as the top back of the bullpen arms too. 

Oh boy, finally a big week of moves during the offseason. Devin Williams, Cedric Mullins, Alek Manoah all have new homes. Cody Ponce and Anthony Kay are coming back after some seasons away in Japan and Korea. And we have more news and rumors as we line up for the Winter Meetings next week

Welp, this is certainly an episode. As the stove stays cool, we had only one signing this past weekend. Ryan Helsley. Outside of that? Nothing. So to add some flare to the episode we've got some fun questions and games but going forward I will take a step back to wait for the stove to get hot. 

The stove is finally on in the free agent market as one of the big fishes come off the board. Dylan Cease joins the defending AL Champs in the Toronto Blue Jays, and that's not the only pitcher that joined the AL East as the Red Sox went for a trade with the Cardinals to get Sonny Gray. These discussions plus the finally free agency needs in the NL West for today's episode.

A MASSIVE trade happened over the weekend. As we try to spice up the offseason, the Mets and Rangers make a big swing as Marcus Semien is now a member of the Mets, and Brandon Nimmo is now a member of the Rangers. WOW. We also have a few other things to discuss as well as our 5th of 6th Free Agency Needs with the NL Central today. 

Big things happened this week, we had the qualifying offers get accepted or declined, we had 2 trades, one of which that seems very big. We had another signing plus much much more for today's wild episode

As the offseason continues we finally have our first big signing or should I say resigning as Josh Naylor is staying with the Seattle Mariners on a 5 year deal. We also discuss this years Hall Of Fame Ballot as well as continue with the free agency needs for teams and todays division is the AL West

Award season is upon us, as in today's episode we go over all the BBWAA Award winners and how the voting shaped up as well as other important awards as well as the All MLB 1st and 2nd teams. We also continue down the path of the needs of teams in free agency and its all about the AL Central today

Not much as happened yet in terms of free agency but still a big episode with more info and updates regarding Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz and the situation going on there. I also start giving my thoughts and predictions on what teams should be doing this offseason starting today with the teams from the AL East

The offseason is here, and in this first episode we've got a lot of house keeping to go over. Starting with all the Player and Team Options that were decided on, some surprising and some not so much. We also look at a handful of the Top Free Agents and which of them received a qualifying offer. This and a whole lot more in today's episode

Dodgers are back to back World Series Champions and with that, the 2025 season has come to an end. What a year it has been filed with plenty of magical moments, heartbreak and memories. As we gear up for another offseason, we have plenty of time to relax before the 2026 season and the World Baseball Classic

We've made it to the end of the 2025 season. No matter what happens, the next episode we will have the winner of the 2025 World Series as well as no more baseball until 2026. Although that's bitter sweet, we had 3 (Actually 4) amazing games in LA and now head back to Toronto with the Blue Jays one win away from a 3rd franchise title. Will they finish off the Dodgers, or will LA win 2 on...

The World Series is underway. Blue Jays got to Snell and that awful looking Dodgers bullpen in a historic game 1 win, but the Dodgers on the back of Yamamoto gets an series evening game 2 victory after back to back complete games from Yamamoto. So we definitely have a great series on our hands as it flips from Canada to USA as we head to Dodger Stadium for the next 3 games which could also be the...

We started at 30 teams way back at the start of the season. Now we just have 4-7 games left and 2 teams still with a chance to win it all. Will the Los Angeles Dodgers be the juggernaut that they are and become the first team to win B2B World Series since 1999-2000, or will the Toronto Blue Jays led by Vlad's historic postseason, take them down with history on their side and a offense that&ap...

 Dodgers take care of business as they finish off the NLCS sweep of the Brewers who couldn't do anything with the sticks as Ohtani has the game of ever. One of the greatest single player performances in MLB History. Meanwhile the Mariners took game 5 and got the advantage of the extra day to clinch, but the Blue Jays were able to bounce back so we get the 2 best words in sports. Game 7 

The ALCS and NLCS are underway, and the road teams are dominating winning 6 of 7 games thus far. The Dodgers have owned the Brewers and have taken all 3 games so far. Meaning if the Brewers want a world series trip, they need to win 4 straight. Meanwhile after Mariners took the first 2 games in Toronto, the Blues Jays have comeback to even up the series with 2 games in Seattle. A big important gam...

With the final 2 games of the division series finished, we have our final 4 teams that still have a chance to win the world series. Blue Jays, Brewers, Mariners and Dodgers. But before any of them get a chance to fight for it, they have to go through one another in the championship series first. 4 teams, 2 best of 7 series and only 2 tickets to the world series

As the Divisional Series wrap up, we've seen 2 teams get eliminated in the Yankees and Phillies, meaning we've seen 2 teams move on to the Championship Series in the Blue Jays and Dodgers. That being said we've got 2 do or die winner take all game 5s on our hands. First the Mariners and Tigers and then Brewers and Cubs. These 2 games are going to be good. 6 current teams are in the...

The ALDS and NLDS series are underway and what we've seen so far through 6 games has been crazy. The Dodgers are always going to be a threat even at the Bank in Philly. Brewers might be to much for the Cubs, Mariners and Tigers both fighting their own demons, and the Blue Jays have been wiping the floors of the Rogers Centre with Yankees as their offence puts up 23 runs in 2 games, and Trey Y...