The Philadelphia Phillies crash out of the postseason with a sluggish Wild Card exit—has this championship window slammed shut? Connor Thomas breaks down the Phillies’ 2-1 series loss to the Atlanta Braves, scrutinizing Trea Turner's postseason struggles, Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber's clutch performances, and the bullpen collapse that left fans frustrated. With the lowest home run total of the Bryce Harper era and a lackluster offense, questions loom about the team's ability to produce in

In Episode 586, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about Costco jeans and Friday weddings and then discuss five mostly baseball topics.   1. Friar Fucked: It was a tough two losses in Milwaukee for the Padres2. Ooooh that Snell, can't you Snell that Snell?: Meanwhile Atlanta sneaks out of Los Angeles with a split. 3. One down, Four to go (if necessary): How did Game(s) One go in the AL? 4. Snakes neither dead nor alive: A lot of news out in the desert.5. I love the 80s (Craig does not).Five and Dive

During the 3pm hour of today's show Kincade & Chernoff talked about the Braves big win over the Dodgers, setting up Sale for Game 3, Falcons/Saints and more before being joined by Former Georgia Bulldog David Pollack. Later in the hour the guys talked more about the MLB Playoffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Does the Zach Gelof lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers hold water? We analyze the play and the legal reality of the claim.Zach Gelof missed an entire month of play after hitting an exposed metal section of a wall at the ballpark. While injuries are an unfortunate part of the game, this specific incident has moved from the field to the courtroom. We break down the details of the play that started it all and the arguments surrounding the Detroit Tigers injury liability. Whether Gelof has a valid

Co-hosts Chris Cotillo and Sean McAdam break down the Red Sox' end-of-season press conference after being eliminated in the AL Wild Card series and discuss what the priorities need to be this offseason for CBO Craig Breslow.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Yankees wasted a dominant pitching performance in Game 1 against the Rays, managing just one hit in a brutal 1-0 loss. Adam Weinrib breaks down Austin Wells’ indefensible base running mistake, Aaron Boone’s response and why New York’s recurring problems with fundamentals and pressing in October remain so frustrating.Then Adam digs into a much bigger issue: the Yankees’ long history of failing to put meaningful pressure on opposing aces in the postseason. Drew Rasmussen was nearly perfect, but

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The Dodgers and Braves split the first two games of the National League Division Series at Dodger Stadium, with one good start by Tarik Skubal in Game 1 and a bad start by Blake Snell in Game 2.We talk the good (home runs!) and bad (no hits with runners in scoring position) of the Dodgers offense in two games, plus concerns about Shohei Ohtani. Also, the Dodgers failed to capitalize on two Braves bullpen games, with bulk relievers Dylan Dodd, Ray Kerr, and Didier Fuentes standing out for Atlanta in

Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker look back at the weekend of post-season games including the Atlanta Braves tying their series against the Dodgers in L.A., before bringing on Baseball Today and Dugout Discussions' Chris Rose (9:29) to chat about San Diego Padres' Mason Miller's blown save against the Milwaukee Brewers and on the verge of being swept, the state of playoff pitching, if the Cleveland Guardians would consider moving José Ramírez around the batting order, the team's matchup against Chicago

Dirt From The Dugout co-host Karl Ravech checks in for his Foul Territory hosting debut! (Top of show) (3:34) Walt Weiss’ bullpen management was beautifully executed in Game 2. Now, the Braves are sitting pretty with Chris Sale going in Game 3. (18:17) Teams are hitting a combined .174 through 12 LDS games. (20:38) Carson Benge feels like he should win NL Rookie of the Year over Sal Stewart. (23:18) Tim Kurkjian explains his viral reaction to Austin Wells getting thrown out at third base in

During the 2pm hour of today's show Kincade & Chernoff talked about how the Braves beat the Dodgers and the Dodgers didn't "lose" or choke. Yes it is possible for the Braves to actually beat the Dodgers, it would be amazing if the rest of the media got on board with that. Hell yeah Braves!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Exit Philosophy, Griff and Mal break down the latest Toronto Blue Jays year-end review from Mark Shapiro and Ross Atkins and look ahead to the biggest questions facing the Jays heading into the 2027 season. With the MLB offseason underway, what could a potential Dec. 1 lockout mean for the Blue Jays' plans for 2027? Griff and Mal examine the potential impact on Toronto's offseason strategy, roster construction and free-agent plans. The discussion also focuses on Vladimir Guerrero Jr

The Giants are heading into a critical offseason after a disastrous 97-loss season, so it's time for our first look at the upcoming free-agent class and which players could actually make sense for San Francisco. We rank Buster Posey's biggest offseason priorities and where the Giants most desperately need to improve their roster. Plus, we discuss an interesting part of roster construction that goes beyond the numbers: how much should a player's marketability matter? Jung Hoo Lee provides a

X account, @CloverleafMall joins Bob & Dima to talk about his online Southern Miss parodies.

Bob and Ant look ahead to a long winter for the Philadelphia Phillies. Who will manage this team? What turnover needs to happen? Could they possibly consider moving on from a superstar caliber player? Ant posits that could be on the table - as could a lot of other changes. Bob and Ant also discuss how active the team will be before CBA runs out on December 1 vs. waiting until after a new CBA is agreed upon. All that and a lot more on this episode.Follow Anthony on

The League Division Series have kicked off, and we've already seen some magical moments, dominant performances and teams already eyeing a spot in their respective league championships. With the Los Angeles Dodgers and Atlanta Braves splitting the two games at Dodger Stadium, the series will turn to Atlanta on Tuesday night. However, there is another National League team that is only one win away from the NLCS.On this episode of the Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman recap all the

DeRo just can't say enough about his former mentor and dear friend Walt Weiss and what he's doing with this Braves team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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