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The Athletics blindsided by a trademark setback—has fan rebellion thrown a wrench into the Las Vegas relocation saga? Sully exposes the A's latest misstep, as the team’s attempt to secure “Las Vegas Athletics” and “Vegas Athletics” trademarks is blocked, with diehard fans at Last Dive Bar swooping in to claim the rights. Is this the ultimate middle finger from Oakland loyalists, or the start of a new era for the franchise?

Discussion heats up around John Fisher’s management blunders, the future of the A’s brand, and whether a complete identity reset—think Las Vegas Ace...

Toronto Blue Jays reload for another World Series run while AL East rivals scramble to keep pace. Can the revamped Boston Red Sox finally close the gap? Sully and Gabby Maljanian discuss about which American League East team is having the best offseason, analyzing bold moves by the Blue Jays, Yankees’ ongoing search for rotation help, and whether the Orioles’ young core—spearheaded by Rutschman, Henderson, and Holliday—can bounce back into contention.

Red Sox fans get the inside track as Sully and Gabby Maljanian dissect Craig Breslow’s strategy, key additions like Wilson Contreras and Sonny G...

Baseball’s Hall of Fame faces tough questions: which legends are still waiting for their overdue call? Sully breaks down the cases of overlooked stars like Lou Whitaker, Bobby Grich, Kenny Lofton, Jim Edmonds, and Dale Murphy, and asks why advanced stats and crucial postseason moments haven’t tipped the scales for these franchise-changing players. The debate heats up around Jeff Kent’s induction and spotlights the lasting legacy of second basemen who rival Cooperstown’s current ranks.

Key topics include the impact of 80s and 90s baseball—highlighting Dwight Evans, Tommy John’s role as both pitch...

Sully breaks down Major League Baseball’s Suffering Index, spotlighting the unique frustrations of fan bases nationwide. From the Los Angeles Dodgers’ back-to-back World Series titles to the Seattle Mariners’ yet-to-happen Fall Classic appearance, discover how postseason near-misses, deciding-game defeats, and prolonged title droughts shape each team’s agony. The episode covers heartbreaking moments like Trent Grisham’s error for the Brewers, the Cleveland Guardians’ extra-inning collapses, and the Pirates’ endless playoff disappointments. Wondering if your team ranks among MLB’s most tormented or most fortunate? Examine the full breakdown of suffering, streaks, and hope across all 31 fan bases.

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Los Angeles Dodgers overcome nail-biting postseason moments to secure a dramatic World Series victory—can they pull off a three-peat and redefine an era? Shohei Ohtani’s historic playoff dominance, Freddie Freeman’s clutch performances, and wild finishes against the Phillies, Brewers, and Blue Jays fuel debate about the Dodgers’ dynasty status and their impact on Major League Baseball.

Sully and Travis Rodgers break down the Dodgers’ rollercoaster run, scrutinizing Dave Roberts’ bold bullpen decisions and crucial roster moves, including the addition of Edwin Diaz and Tanner Scott. Insights focus on game-changing defensive gems, unexpected heroes, and h...

Major League Baseball can capture a wider audience by showcasing star players in movies and TV shows beyond the sports world. Could breakout performances from icons like Lou Gehrig, Satchel Paige, Bob Uecker, and Roger Clemens spark new fans and elevate MLB's cultural presence?

Sully highlights unforgettable appearances, from Bob Uecker’s comedic timing in “Mr. Belvedere” to Satchel Paige charging on horseback in “The Wonderful Country.” The episode explores how crossover roles—whether Jim Bouton’s villainous turn in “The Long Goodbye” or Clemens’ brawl in “Kingpin”—introduce baseball legends beyond ballparks. Insightful commentary asks: can current stars lik...

Locked On MLB brings fans the ultimate Christmas gift: a seat at Dodger Stadium for the National League Championship Series. Can the Los Angeles Dodgers close out the Milwaukee Brewers and punch their ticket to the World Series, or will we see a historic comeback?  

Sully explores Shohei Ohtani’s jaw-dropping playoff performance—six shutout innings, two hits, nine strikeouts, three homers—and discusses whether the Dodgers have “bought” their latest run or earned it the hard way. The episode also spotlights the Seattle Mariners’ quest for their first-ever World Series appearance and shares game-changing fan interactio...

Justin Verlander eyes the elusive 300-win club—can the future Hall of Famer achieve what no active pitcher has in over a decade, and does reaching this historic milestone still carry weight in modern MLB? Sully examines Verlander's Hall of Fame résumé, the shifting value of pitcher wins, and why the true ace archetype may be disappearing from today’s game.

Key topics include the scarcity of 300-game winners since Randy Johnson, the decline of workhorse starters like Greg Maddux, and how trends like pitch limits and velocity obsession threaten the future of dominant innings...

Should MLB give Mike Trout a second act with PEDs to revive his legendary career? Paul Francis Sullivan ignites debate by proposing baseball’s biggest star should be allowed to use performance-enhancing drugs—under medical supervision—to get back on the field and save both the Los Angeles Angels and the sport’s excitement. With Trout’s Hall of Fame status secure, is it time for radical solutions to restore his elite play and boost the Angels’ chances.

Sully also breaks down high-stakes trades including the Tampa Bay Rays’ surprising moves with the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh...

Los Angeles Angels face unprecedented scrutiny as new revelations emerge in the Tyler Skaggs civil trial. Is Major League Baseball overlooking a crisis at the heart of one of its most recognizable franchises? Sully and John Frisch confront the troubling details of opioid distribution within the team, highlighting the roles of Eric Kay and long-time team physician Dr. Craig Milhouse. The episode questions the Angels’ culture, MLB’s response, and the responsibility of sports organizations in protecting their players.

Key discussion points include the impact on the Skaggs family, violations of MLB drug policy, and why o...

Can the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets maintain their grip on the NL East, or will age and identity crises open the door for surprise contenders? Sully explores how the Phillies’ veteran-heavy core, led by Bryce Harper, faces mounting urgency to capture a World Series before time runs out, while the Mets reel from key departures and pitching uncertainty, leaving fans anxious about their direction.

Discussion highlights include the Braves’ shrewd offseason moves—like adding Robert Suarez and Mike Yastrzemski—which could fuel a bounce-back under Walt Weiss, and the Miami Marlins’ potential to capitalize...

Brendan Donovan’s trade value surges as the St. Louis Cardinals field aggressive offers—can the front office land a major league-ready starting pitcher or top prospects in exchange? The Braves’ eye-popping $20 million deal for Ha-Seong Kim sets a new market standard, putting a spotlight on the urgency and stakes surrounding Donovan’s future in St. Louis.

JD Hafron breaks down the implications for the Cardinals’ roster and bullpen, including fan reactions and the risk-reward calculus of the new Dustin May signing. Key topics include lefty JoJo Romero’s uncertain status as the relief market heats up, tra...

Boston Red Sox fans face an unsettling question: can a team that trades away homegrown stars like Mookie Betts and Rafael Devers expect to reclaim its dominance? Sully examines the Red Sox’s struggle to find a true power hitter for the heart of their lineup, after missing on Pete Alonso and watching Alex Bregman test free agency. Recent moves, mounting injury setbacks for young talents, and doubts over the Devers and Betts trades leave the Red Sox lineup searching for answers as the AL East grows fiercer.

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Pete Alonso’s shocking departure rocks the New York Mets, sending the star slugger to the Baltimore Orioles and igniting a wave of MLB speculation. Can the deep-pocketed Orioles leverage Alonso’s power, alongside durable hitters like Taylor Ward, to finally dominate the AL East? Paul Francis Sullivan and Connor Newcomb examine how the moves reshape both franchises, from the Mets’ clubhouse overhaul—goodbye to mainstays like Brandon Nimmo and Edwin Diaz—to Baltimore’s aggressive pivot after a disappointing, injury-riddled 2025.

Key topics include Mets leadership changes, Orioles’ new look under manager Greg Abundance, pitching rotations in fl...

Los Angeles Dodgers land superstar closer Edwin Diaz, intensifying their World Series momentum. Can Diaz’s arrival finally solve Los Angeles’ bullpen woes and fuel another title run? Sully spotlights the Dodgers’ strategic $69 million deal and explores its ripple effects on the pitching staff, featuring Shohei Ohtani, Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow, and Sasaki. With the bullpen now fortified, are rivals already outmatched for 2025?

Sully also highlights key moves across MLB’s winter meetings, including Kyle Schwarber’s five-year extension with the Philadelphia Phillies and the Pirates’ missed opportunity to lure him away. The show examines managerial stability wit...

Pittsburgh Pirates spark offseason buzz with a bold offer to Kyle Schwarber and links to Ketel Marte—are they finally ready to support Cy Young winner Paul Skenes and make a playoff push? Sully breaks down the Pirates’ surprising sense of urgency while questioning if their moves are real or just for show. Could Philadelphia Phillies let Schwarber walk to a rising NL Central contender, or will Bryce Harper’s championship window force them to counter?

Ownership drama heats up as Sully takes on MLB's financial transparency, questioning long-held beliefs about player salaries and team profits...

Baseball’s Hall of Fame sees a surprise shakeup as Jeff Kent earns his place among the immortals. Is the Contemporary Era committee missing the mark by leaving out legends like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Gary Sheffield? Sully and guest Jeff Carr unpack Kent’s career, debate the criteria behind recent inductions, and question why some steroid-era icons remain on the outside looking in.

Key topics include Jeff Kent’s impact as a power-hitting second baseman, contrasting his legacy with players like Dale Murphy, Carlos Delgado, and Fernando Valenzuela. The conversation also explores Hall of Fame voting...

Pittsburgh Pirates’ window to contend may be now, but will ownership seize it—or squander Paul Skenes’ prime? Sully and Gary Morgan spotlight the ace’s Cy Young season, talk the urgency of adding legitimate bats, and weigh whether a long-awaited playoff run is possible before Skenes dons pinstripes or Dodgers blue. With key players like Bryan Reynolds and Oneil Cruz coming off down years and prospects like Bubba Chandler and Hunter Barco rising, the pressure’s on to surround Skenes with Major League talent.

The hosts break down potential moves, including the need for power bats—...

New York Mets hit the reset button after a disappointing collapse, shaking up the roster with the bold Brandon Nimmo-for-Marcus Semien trade and a high-profile gamble on reliever Devin Williams. As speculation swirls around Pete Alonso’s free agency and the impact of Juan Soto’s uneven debut season, co-hosts Sully and Ryan Finkelstein debate whether money alone can fix the Mets’ chemistry woes—or if more foundational change is needed in Queens.

Featuring sharp insights on the Mets’ pitching instability and potential Framber Valdez signing, the show breaks down the New York Mets’ path to reestablishing themselves a...

Houston Astros fans face an offseason of uncertainty after missing the playoffs for the first time in years—but does one win stand between disappointment and a fierce comeback? Paul Francis Sullivan and Brett Chancey tackle the highs and lows of the Astros’ injury-plagued season, Framber Valdez’s looming free agency, and whether Hunter Brown and Christian Javier can anchor the rotation amid mounting challenges. The hosts debate ownership’s decisions, highlight breakout performances, and spotlight Mauricio Dubon's departure’s roster impact.

The conversation heats up with insights on the Seattle Mariners' rise, the chaotic state of the AL Wes...

St. Louis Cardinals brace for a full rebuild—can “the best fans in baseball” weather the storm as Nolan Arenado, Paul Goldschmidt, and Willson Contreras face uncertain futures? JD Hafron and Sully break down the Cardinals’ dramatic shift, from decades of playoff consistency to trading ace Sonny Gray and shopping key players like Brennan Donovan. Recent deals bring young prospects like Richard Fitz and Brandon Clark into the spotlight, sparking questions about the front office’s strategy and the future of standout names like Mason Win, Jordan Walker, and Alec “Biscuits” Burleson.

Is the farm system strong enough to deli...

New York Yankees ownership sparks controversy as Hal Steinbrenner questions the team's profitability ahead of a possible MLB lockout. Are the Yankees really struggling, or is this clever propaganda to sway public opinion before crucial labor negotiations?

Sully scrutinizes Steinbrenner's statements, breaking down New York Yankees revenue figures, payroll details, and industry rumors about a potential salary cap. The episode covers how everyday fans, rival owners, and voices in baseball media interpret the Yankees’ financial narrative, with references to Garrett Cole, Rodón, and post-season one-hit wonders like Michael Wacha. Key topics include labor history, the...

The Red Sox and Blue Jays shake up the AL East with high-stakes pitching acquisitions. Sonny Gray lands in Boston, triggering strategic roster shifts, while Dylan Cease signs a massive seven-year, $210 million deal with Toronto. Are these moves enough to fuel a World Series run and erase painful postseason memories for Blue Jays fans?

Sully breaks down the impact of these trades, spotlighting key prospects like Brandon Clark, Richard Fitz, and Kyle Harrison, and debating whether Bo Bichette’s future could hinge on the club’s aggressive strategy. Conversations highlight the Yankees' formidable rotation (Max Fried...

Major League Baseball shakes up the broadcast world with a labyrinthine new TV rights deal—will fans be able to find their favorite games easily, or is a viewing scavenger hunt inevitable? 

Shohei Ohtani’s soaring stardom drives ratings to record heights, as platforms like Netflix, NBC, ESPN, Fox, and Apple TV all vie for a piece of the action. Opening Day, Home Run Derby, and postseason matchups face new broadcast homes, sparking confusion and excitement. NBC reclaims Sunday Night Baseball, while ESPN eyes a revival through local sports market dominance—could this mean fewer blackouts and broader...

Miami Marlins hover on the brink of a breakthrough—can strategic spending finally propel them into playoff contention? Sully and Jeremiah Geiger of Locked on Marlins break down the Miami’s surprising 2025 surge, fueled by standouts like Kyle Stowers and Augustine Ramirez, and examine how expanded playoffs open the door for this underdog franchise. The conversation spotlights first base as a glaring weakness, highlights possible targets like Yandy Díaz and Michael King, and debates the fate of Sandy Alcantara amidst trade rumors.

Will the Marlins’ ownership finally invest in the roster, responding to MLB pressures and shiftin...

San Diego Padres face uncertain future as new ownership looms and key free agents hit the market. Can Manny Machado overcome his postseason struggles and lead the Padres to a long-awaited World Series berth, or will changes at the top spark a dramatic shift in team direction? Sully and Javier Reyes debate the impact of the Craig Stammen hire, looming payroll cuts, and how losing stars like Luis Arraez and Dylan Cease could hamper San Diego’s playoff hopes.

The conversation spotlights the Padres’ fierce rivalry with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Tony Gwynn’s enduring legacy...

Texas Rangers fans stunned as Marcus Semien is dealt to the New York Mets in a blockbuster trade that shakes up both franchises. Brandon Nimmo heads to Arlington as the Rangers swap elite defense for a new bat in the lineup, sparking debate about roster depth and the team's future direction. Can the Rangers reload after losing so many World Series heroes in just two seasons, or is a full rebuild looming?

Sully and Brice Paterik of Locked on Rangers break down how this surprise deal impacts the Rangers' lineup alongside stars like Corey Seager a...

Texas Rangers shake up MLB by letting ALCS MVP Adolis García, Jonah Heim, and Josh Sborz hit free agency just two years after their World Series heroics. Can bargain-hunting teams like the Miami Marlins, Pittsburgh Pirates, or even the West Sacramento A’s turn these proven postseason performers into comeback candidates? Your host Sully uncovers why these Rangers stars were non-tendered, what went wrong with Texas’s bats last season, and which under-the-radar moves could change the shape of the 2025 playoff picture.

Plus, baseball’s love affair with nostalgia faces a crossroads as the Field of...

Baseball faces a new test as gambling scandals swirl around MLB. With Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz under indictment for prop bets, questions about the integrity of the game are intensifying. Paul Francis Sullivan examines how even small actions—one pitch, one call—can tip a tight game, referencing historic controversies from Pete Rose to the 1919 Black Sox. Could the rise of prop bets and the expansion of legalized gambling threaten fans' trust in every play and outcome?

Sully unpacks fan reactions, the risks of micro-scandals, and the push to relocate the Oakland Athletics to Las V...

Is Milwaukee destined for more October disappointment, or is 2025 the year they finally make a run? 

The 2025 Milwaukee Brewers season hinted at destiny, with 97 wins and a roster that captured hearts across Wisconsin. Yet, the postseason delivered a cold reality. October turned into heartbreak as four games in the NLCS erased a summer of hope, leaving both players and fans with lingering frustration.

Chuck Freimund of Locked on Brewers joins the show to talk about Milwaukee optimism and cynicism.

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Kyle Tucker to the San Francisco Giants? Pete Alonso leaving the Mets for Boston? Host Sully delivers his bold predictions for where MLB's top 25 free agents will land in the 2025 offseason, breaking down potential destinations for Tucker, Bo Bichette, Alex Bregman, and more.

The analysis covers Josh Naylor's recent signing with the Seattle Mariners, why the Giants are desperate to make a splash after watching the Dodgers dominate, and how teams like Boston and Baltimore could reshape their rosters. Sully also commemorates the 138th anniversary of baseball's reserve clause with a passionate history lesson on how Curt...

Angels shock baseball world by trading Taylor Ward to Baltimore Orioles for injured starter Grayson Rodriguez. Does this signal a new era of smart roster management in Anaheim?

The trade sends Ward's 36 home runs and 103 RBI to Baltimore while the Angels acquire four years of control over Rodriguez, who hasn't pitched since July due to elbow issues. The discussion covers Mike Maddox's surprising decision to leave Texas for the Angels' pitching coach role, John Gibbons joining as bench coach, and why this represents a rare instance of Anaheim trading high. Key analysis includes qualifying offer surprises—Trent Gr...

Seattle Mariners make the offseason's first major splash, locking up Josh Naylor with a five-year deal. Could this aggressive move signal a legitimate championship push in the AL West?

Sully breaks down why the Mariners' early commitment to Naylor demonstrates serious intent, analyzing his clutch ALCS performance where he hit .417 with three home runs against Toronto. The discussion covers Seattle's narrow World Series miss, their pitching depth with Luis Castillo and Logan Gilbert, and how this signing positions them against a potentially declining Houston Astros squad. Sullivan also critiques MLB's inaugural awards show hosted by R...

Aaron Judge edges Cal Raleigh in the closest American League MVP race in decades, winning by just four first-place votes. Two voters switching their ballots would have created baseball's first AL MVP tie ever.

Judge dominated traditional stats—leading the league in batting average, home runs (53), RBIs, and OPS—while his "slump" months still produced elite numbers. Raleigh countered with 60 home runs as a Gold Glove catcher, a position where offensive production carries premium value, while leading Seattle to a division title. The episode dismantles East Coast bias claims by examining Derek Jeter's MVP history and breaks down...

Tarik Skubal and Paul Skenes claim 2025 Cy Young Awards, but their franchises face critical decisions that could define baseball's competitive landscape.

The Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates stand at crossroads with their ace pitchers. Skubal's unanimous AL victory and Skenes' dominant NL performance should spark championship ambitions, not trade discussions. The Tigers possess an 87-win core featuring Spencer Torkelson and Riley Green, needing only modest additions to contend in a wide-open American League. Meanwhile, the Pirates' offensive futility wastes Skenes' generational talent—a team that can't support a pitcher posting a 1.97 ERA with 216 strikeouts. The solution? A $27 mi...

Pat Murphy and Stephen Vogt claim Manager of the Year honors for the second straight season. But does their repeat victory expose a troubling pattern in baseball's competitive landscape?

The Milwaukee Brewers posted the best regular season record in baseball despite bottom-tier payroll, while the Cleveland Guardians mounted a historic comeback from 11 games back on September 4th. Both franchises continue operating with payrolls in the bottom third of MLB, even as championship windows remain wide open. The analysis breaks down why the Manager of the Year award consistently rewards "overachieving" teams rather than those meeting high expectations...

Drake Baldwin and Nick Kurtz claim 2024 MLB Rookie of the Year honors, but their wins signal something bigger for the Braves and A's. Can these young stars anchor championship runs?

Baldwin's .810 OPS and 19 home runs give Atlanta a foundational piece alongside Ronald Acuña Jr. and Matt Olson as new manager Walt Weiss takes over. Kurtz's unanimous AL victory—36 homers, 1.002 OPS—pairs with Jacob Wilson's breakout to form a dangerous young core. The discussion tackles Atlanta's bounce-back potential after a disappointing 76-86 season, Oakland's surprising depth of rookie talent, and why the Sacramento A's branding matters more than...

Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz face indictment on gambling charges related to rigging pitch bets. Could this scandal rival the 1919 Black Sox?

The episode examines why gambling poses a greater threat to baseball's integrity than performance-enhancing drugs, exploring how Clase's dominant regular season—just 5 earned runs allowed—contrasted sharply with his postseason collapse that saw him surrender 8 runs. Historical parallels emerge through suspected fixes in the 1914, 1918, and 1919 World Series, revealing a pattern that makes fans question what's legitimate on the field. The discussion tackles Pete Rose's lifetime ban, arguing that betting introduces motivations beyond winn...

Pittsburgh Pirates and Miami Marlins face a defining moment as Japanese superstar  Munetaka Murakami enters MLB free agency. While big-market teams like the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, and New York Mets circle, two unexpected contenders should make aggressive moves.

The Pirates possess Paul Skenes , the National League's best pitcher and likely Cy Young winner at just 24 years old. With Skenes under team control for four more years and the NL Central wide open, Pittsburgh must surround their ace with major league talent. The Marlins finished 79-83 but showed flashes of contention with young st...

Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Alex Rodriguez deserve Hall of Fame induction. The hypocrisy? David Ortiz and Pudge Rodriguez are already enshrined despite PED connections.

Host Sully breaks down the double standard plaguing Cooperstown, arguing that voter bias—not steroids—keeps certain players out while others slide through. The discussion covers Fernando Valenzuela's Veterans Committee candidacy, the 2025 ballot featuring Carlos Beltran and Andrew Jones, and why Bonds was baseball's best player even before his transformation. Sully proposes a controversial solution: induct all PED-era stars simultaneously in "one big gulp."

The episode also examines the San Dieg...

MLB awards season heats up with razor-thin MVP races and critical managerial decisions reshaping the league. Aaron Judge's dominant .331/.457/.688 slash line with 53 home runs faces off against Cal Raleigh's two-way excellence in an American League MVP battle too close to call.

Host Sully breaks down Gold Glove winners, Cy Young frontrunners Tarik Skubal and Paul Skeens, and Manager of the Year predictions for Stephen Vogt and Pat Murphy. The discussion covers recent managerial hirings across multiple organizations, including Derek Shelton's move to Minnesota and Craig Albernaz's surprising Baltimore appointment. Sully delivers urgent advice for the T...

Dodgers capture World Series Game 7 in historic fashion as Yoshinobu Yamamoto delivers the clutch performance nobody saw coming. Was this the greatest World Series game ever played? 

Host Sully breaks down the dramatic Dodgers victory over the Blue Jays, reading passionate fan reactions debating the game's place in baseball history. The discussion examines Yamamoto's closing performance, Miguel Rojas's game-tying home run, and the strategic decisions that shaped the outcome. 

Key topics include connecting baseball's past to present through legendary moments, analyzing manager John Schneider's controversial choices in extra innings, and addressing the salary cap debate sp...

Los Angeles Dodgers claim back-to-back World Series titles in what might be the greatest Game 7 ever played. But the Toronto Blue Jays came within literal inches—not strikes, inches—of winning it all.

Sully breaks down the physics-defying ninth inning where Miguel Rojas's throw home, Will Smith's toe placement on the plate, and a collision between Andy Pages and Enrique Hernandez all had to happen at the exact right millisecond for the Dodgers to survive. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Shohei Otani delivered performances that will define the 2025 playoffs, while the Blue Jays suffered a los...

The Los Angeles Dodgers rallied to force extra innings and took down the Toronto Blue Jays to win their second consecutive World Series, the first time that's happened since the New York Yankees in 2000. 
 

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Los Angeles Dodgers force Game 7 after defeating Toronto Blue Jays 3-1 in a tense World Series showdown. Will Shohei Ohtani take the mound in the decisive game, or will Max Scherzer get the call?

Host Sully  breaks down Mookie Betts' clutch two-run single that broke his series slump, Yamamoto's dominant six-inning performance, and the controversial ninth-inning ground rule double that left Toronto one swing away from tying the game. The analysis covers Addison Barger's heartbreaking pickoff that ended the Blue Jays' rally, potential Game 7 pitching matchups, and MVP candidates including Ohtani (.318 average, 1.364 OPS), Vladimir Guerrero Jr...

Toronto Blue Jays stun Los Angeles Dodgers with dominant pitching and fundamental baseball. Can they close out their first championship since Joe Carter's legendary home run?

Brayden Ewasko and Carter Fuerst of Locked on Blue Jays join Sully to talk about the eve of Game 6 of the World Series.

The Blue Jays lead the World Series 3-2 against the heavily favored Dodgers, with rookie Trey Savage setting strikeout records and the starting rotation silencing a lineup featuring Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts. The Dodgers have managed just 5 runs in 31 in...

The 121st World Series returned to Toronto Friday night and the Los Angeles Dodgers stayed alive with a 3-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays to force a decisive Game 7 Saturday night at Rogers Centre. Yoshinobu Yamamoto earned his 2nd Win of the World Series with 7 Innings of 1-run baseball.   

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The Toronto Blue Jays took over Chavez Ravine, winning two out of three games in Dodger Stadium to have a 3-2 lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Can they complete the drill and win the champioinship, or will LA find enough offense to rally for back-to-back championships?

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Toronto Blue Jays stun Los Angeles Dodgers 6-1 in Game 5, taking commanding 3-2 World Series lead. Can Trey Yesavage's 12-strikeout masterpiece propel the Blue Jays to their first championship since 1993?

Sully breaks down Yesavage's dominant seven-inning performance that silenced critics and exposed the Dodgers' bullpen vulnerabilities once again. The analysis covers Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s relentless MVP-caliber hitting, Shohei Ohtani's historic postseason numbers, and Blake Snell's redemption effort despite another bullpen collapse. Key discussions include viewer insights about the 18-inning marathon game, the impact of missing Blue Jays hitters on that contest, and why momentum narratives failed...

Toronto Blue Jays' rookie starter Trey Yesavage finds himself on the BIGGEST stage once again vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the World Series! The rookie set a new record for strikeouts from a rookie starter in a World Series game in a DOMINANT performance on the mound! As the World Series heads back to Toronto, which team took a 3-2 series lead after Game 5?

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Toronto Blue Jays stun Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 in Game 4 as Vladimir Guerrero Jr. delivers a clutch two-run homer. Can the Blue Jays ride this momentum to their first championship since 1993?

Host Paul Francis Sullivan (Sully) breaks down Guerrero Jr.'s game-changing performance that answered Shohei Ohtani's historic 18-inning showcase from Game 3. The analysis covers Shane Bieber's effective pitching, Chris Bassett's crucial relief work, and the Blue Jays' strategic bullpen management after the marathon previous game. Sullivan delivers sharp criticism of Dave Roberts' decision to keep Blake Treinen on the Dodgers roster despite his 50% on-base r...

After a marathon 18-inning World Series Game 3, the Toronto Blue Jays look to respond to their loss and even up the series at 2 apiece, but they'd have to overcome Shohei Ohtani in his 1st World Series start on the mound and an injury to George Springer to do so! Would Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Shane Bieber lead the Jays to a win in Game 4?

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Game 3 of the World Series takes place under the bright lights of Los Angeles, as the Dodgers host the Toronto Blue Jays in a game that makes World Series HISTORY as the LONGEST EVER!

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Epic 18-inning World Series clash: Dodgers stun Blue Jays in marathon thriller. Will this game reshape the series?

Jeremiah Geiger of Locked on Marlins joins Sully to break down the historic contest, highlighting Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking on-base performance and Freddie Freeman's walk-off heroics. The discussion covers Will Klein's unexpected pitching gem, bullpen management strategies, and how this grueling game might impact both teams moving forward. Key topics include the Dodgers' resilience, Toronto's missed opportunities, and the potential long-term significance of this instant classic featuring multiple future Hall of Famers.

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The World Series is heading back to Chavez Ravine for three games. Can the Toronto Blue Jays force the series to return to Rogers Centre, or do the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate a second consecutive championship at home? 

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Dodgers Even World Series with Yoshinobu Yamamoto's Complete Game Gem

Los Angeles Dodgers stun Toronto Blue Jays 5-1 in Game 2, avoiding a potential sweep. Yamamoto's masterful complete game performance silences Blue Jays' bats, allowing just 4 hits with 8 strikeouts and no walks.

Sully breaks down the pitching duel between Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Kevin Gausman, highlighting the Dodgers' late-inning offensive surge. Discussion covers Blue Jays' offensive struggles, managerial strategies, and the series outlook as it shifts to Toronto. Key topics include Glasnow and Ohtani's upcoming starts for LA, potential Blue Jays' pitching options, an...

The 121st World Series is heading to Los Angeles with the Series even at 1-1 after the Dodgers beat the Blue Jays, 5-1, in Game 2 Saturday night at Rogers Centre in Toronto.  Will Smith and Max Muncy hit solo Home Runs in the 7th Inning off Kevin Gausman. Yoshinobu Yamamoto went the distance with his 2nd straight Postseason Complete-Game and earned the win for Los Angeles.     

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Lindsay Crosby and Steve Lenox break down Game 2 of the World Series with our latest episode of MLB Game Night...Every Game. Every Night. Postseason Edition.  They also look ahe...

Dodgers stunned as Blue Jays mount epic comeback in 2025 World Series opener. Can LA bounce back from a devastating Game 1 loss?

Host Sully breaks down the Blue Jays' impressive victory, highlighting Dalton Varsho's game-tying homer and Barger's pinch-hit grand slam. The discussion covers Toronto's smart hitting approach, the Dodgers' bullpen struggles, and how Dave Roberts' tactics might shift for Game 2. Sullivan draws parallels to past World Series comebacks, offering hope for LA fans.

Don't miss Sully's personal anecdote about Mike Timlin's 1992 World Series save and insights on the Dodgers' path to redemption. Will the defending...

The Toronto Blue Jays have taken a 1-0 lead in the 2025 World Series after a nine-run sixth inning, including a grand slam, buried the Los Angeles Dodgers. 
 

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World Series Showdown: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays - Who Will Reign Supreme?

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays face off in an unexpected World Series matchup. Can the Blue Jays' complete team challenge the Dodgers' powerhouse lineup? Key discussions include team strengths, payroll disparities, and the impact of high-spending franchises on MLB. The hosts analyze starting pitching, bullpen strategies, and offer bold predictions for the series outcome. Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. take center stage as potential game-changers.

Tune in for expert insights on this thrilling World Series clash and...

Dodgers vs. Blue Jays: World Series Showdown Sparks Controversy

Are the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball's new villains? Sully tackles the heated debate surrounding high-spending teams and their impact on MLB. From the Dodgers' embrace of the antagonist role to the surprising diversity of World Series champions since free agency began, this episode challenges popular narratives. Sullivan dissects the true issues facing baseball, proposing solutions like salary floors and stricter revenue sharing accountability. Plus, get insights on recent managerial hires, including the Angels' Kurt Suzuki and Giants' Tony Vitello. Tune in for a passionate defense of b...

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays open up the 2025 World Series in Toronto Friday night. Most are picking the Dodgers in a cakewalk. Will the Dodgers repeat? Will the Blue Jays win 3rd World Series title in franchise history? ----- Lindsay Crosby and Steve Lenox discuss the Fall Classic and welcome in Locked On Dodgers Postcast Host Pete Fox and Locked On Blue Jays Host Carter Fuerst and get their thoughts on how things will play out. 1 thing is for certain, we are all deserving of a Game 7! That would put the cap on what's been a...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are favored over the Toronto Blue Jays. This World Series could be a battle of good vs evil as most want to see Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers lose but they have a hard time picking Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays to make it happen. How can the Blue Jays overcome the Dodgers? It starts with good at bats from Guerrero, George Springer, Bo Bichette, and company. Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, Kike Hernandez and the Dodgers are poised for their second-straight World Series ring but they must beat the Blue Jays...

The Toronto Blue Jays are headed to face the Los Angeles Dodgers! George Springer hits the go-ahead home run to put the Blue Jays over the Seattle Mariners with some late-inning heroics! It all came down to an electric Game 7 of the ALCS with everything on the line!

Jon Frisch and J.D. Hafron take you all around the MLB Postseason on MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night!

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The Toronto Blue Jays return to the World Series for the first time in 32 years, as they're set to face the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers who are looking to make it back-to-back World Series wins since the New York Yankees completed their threepeat in 98, 99, and 2000! Will the juggernaut Dodgers led by Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Blake Snell continue their postseason domination, or will Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer, and Bo Bichette topple the reigning champs? We'll check in with the hosts of Locked On Dodgers and Locked On Blue Jays and get their predictions on who will...

Blue Jays stun Mariners in ALCS comeback. Is a World Series upset brewing against the Dodgers?

Sully breaks down Toronto's improbable ALCS victory, highlighting George Springer's game-changing homer and Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s impact. The discussion covers the historical significance of a Canadian team in the Fall Classic, led by the son of Montreal Expos legend Vladimir Guerrero Sr. Key topics include the Blue Jays' home-field advantage, their potent offense, and Don Mattingly's long-awaited World Series debut as a coach.

Discover why Toronto's underdog story might just continue against the heavily favored Los Angeles Dodgers...

Blue Jays force Game 7 against Mariners in thrilling World Series showdown. Can Toronto complete the comeback? Sully breaks down the Blue Jays' crucial Game 6 victory, highlighting Vladi Guerrero Jr.'s clutch performance and the Mariners' defensive meltdown. The analysis covers pitching strategies, key errors, and how Toronto kept their championship hopes alive. 

Looking ahead to the winner-take-all Game 7, Sully explores potential lineups, bullpen usage, and the high-stakes atmosphere at Rogers Centre. Tune in for expert insights on this historic Blue Jays-Mariners series and discover why pitch counts go out the window in Game 7 of the World Series. Duration: 00:30:07

Can the Toronto Blue Jays force a Game 7 with the Seattle Mariners? Trey Yesavage and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. certainly did their part in making it happen! The rookie starter suffered a rough outing against the Mariners in Game 2 of the ALCS, and he looked for redemption in this one! Would Logan Gilbert and Seattle keep them quiet and punch their ticket to the World Series? Brian McKeon and Jon Frisch take you all around the Postseason on MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! PrizePicks Download the PrizePicks app today and use code L...

Shohei Ohtani's historic NLCS Game 4 performance stuns baseball world. Is this the greatest playoff showing ever?

Your pal Sully is there at the NLCS game in Dodger Stadium to witness history and see the Dodgers clinch.

Sully breaks htani's dominant pitching and hitting in the Dodgers' sweep of the Brewers. The episode analyzes the Mariners' dramatic ALCS Game 5 comeback against the Blue Jays, putting Seattle one win away from their first World Series. Discussion covers the Brewers' future outlook, Dodgers clinching the pennant, and reflections on other NL stars like Machado and Harper.

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The Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays are set to square off on Sunday in an elimination game for Toronto. Will they have DH George Springer for the contest? Can Seattle secure their first-ever World Series appearance? 

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Shohei Ohtani tossed 6 scoreless innings on the mound and hit 3 solo Home Runs as the Dodgers pulled off the series sweep over the Brewers in the NLCS. The Dodgers capture their 26th NL Pennant in franchise history. 

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The Seattle Mariners are 1 win away from their 1st trip to the World Series in franchise history after winning Game 5 of the American League Championship Series over the Toronto Blue Jays. The Mariners scored 5 runs on a solo Home Run from Cal Raleigh and a Grand Slam from Eugenio Suarez in the 8th Inning. The ALCS moves ba...

Blue Jays clobbers Mariners with offensive resurgence. Can they complete the comeback?

Sully breaks down Toronto's impressive turnaround in Seattle, highlighting Andres Jimenez's clutch home runs and Max Scherzer's gritty performance. The discussion covers the Blue Jays' newfound offensive prowess and their ability to win in hostile territory. 

Sully also analyzes the Milwaukee Brewers' struggles against the Los Angeles Dodgers, examining their anemic offense and questionable plate approach. Historical baseball events on October 17th, including the 1989 World Series earthquake, round out this comprehensive playoff update.

Discover how playoff pressure is reshaping these crucial s...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are one game away from the World Series, while Toronto Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer threw it back in their win over the Milwaukee Brewers

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MLB Playoffs heat up as Blue Jays stun Rangers. Is a deep October run on the horizon for Toronto?

Sully breaks down the latest postseason action, highlighting clutch performances and evolving strategies. The discussion shifts to an in-depth analysis of the Colorado Rockies' struggles with guest Paul Holden. Key topics include potential roster moves, attracting talent to Coors Field, and strategies for rebuilding the franchise from the ground up.

Don't miss this crucial examination of playoff baseball and the challenges facing struggling MLB teams. Will the Rockies find a path back to...

The ALCS returns to Seattle for the first time since 2001, where the Mariners take their 2-0 series lead against the Toronto Blue Jays to T-Mobile Park! Mariners pitching has held the Blue Jays' offense quiet over the first two games, while Seattle put up 10 runs in a dominant Game 2 win. But, the Jays bats were finally woken up with home runs from Andres Gimenez, George Spring, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Alejandro Kirk! Has Toronto finally found what they needed to get back into this series and keep their playoff hopes alive?

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto's complete game stuns Brewers, reshapes Dodgers' playoff narrative. Is this the turning point for LA's championship hopes?

Sully breaks down Yamamoto's masterful performance, highlighting its historical significance for the Dodgers. The discussion covers Milwaukee's offensive woes, drawing parallels to the Yankees' struggles earlier this season. And Sully explores pivotal October baseball moments, including Kirk Gibson's iconic 1988 World Series homer, and analyzes how single games can shift series momentum.

Can the Brewers manufacture runs and recapture their regular-season form? Will road games against lower-ranked pitchers give Toronto and Milwaukee a ch...

A night after Blake Snell's fantastic start, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Yoshinobu Yamamoto tosses a complete game against the Milwaukee Brewers! The Brew Crew once again found themselves without an answer for Dodgers' starting pitching Yamamoto went the distance and kept Milwaukee scoreless after the first inning! Max Muncy's solo home run puts him in rare territory, because in the storied history of the Dodgers, he sits alone with the most postseason home runs ever for the franchise at 14! In a crucial game 2, would it be enough for the Dodgers to take a 2-0 lead in the NLCS, or...

Dodgers stun Brewers with Blake Snell's masterpiece. Can Seattle make history against Toronto?

Sully breaks down the Dodgers' nail-biting 2-1 victory over Milwaukee, highlighting Snell's dominant eight-inning performance and a bizarre 9th-inning double play. The Mariners take a commanding 2-0 series lead against the Blue Jays, with Julio Rodriguez's clutch homer stealing the show. Sully analyzes Mike Shildt's surprising departure from the San Diego Padres and explores the current MLB managerial landscape, including openings for the Giants, Angels, and Twins.

Tune in for Sully's expert take on these playoff shockers and his trivia challenge on...

Blake Snell has been dominant all postseason, and he turns in ANOTHER stellar outing for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 1 of the NLCS! Who came out ahead with the game 1 win? The Seattle Mariners TROUNCE the Toronto Blue Jays in game 2 of the ALCS, with a big 10-3 win with help from the big bats of Jorge Polanco, Julio Rodriguez, and Josh Naylor! Will the Blue Jays be able to overcome the 2-0 deficit, or will the Mariners roll into their first World Series ever?

J.D. Hafron and Jon Frisch take...

Mariners stun Blue Jays in ALCS Game 1. Can Seattle's pitching dominance continue?

Sully breaks down the Mariners' impressive 3-1 victory, highlighting Bryce Miller's clutch performance and the bullpen's near-perfect outing. The discussion covers Kevin Gausman's early exit, Seattle's 23-out stretch of dominance, and how John Schneider's decisions might reshape the series. Key topics include the Blue Jays' questionable pitching strategy and the fascinating origins of both franchises.

Tune in for an in-depth analysis of the Mariners' path to success and discover the lawsuit that birthed two MLB franchises.

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The Seattle Mariners pull off a come from behind win in Game 1 over the Toronto Blue Jays. What happened to Toronto's offense? Preview of Game 2 of the ALCS, plus a preview of the NLCS between the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! PrizePicks Download the PrizePicks app today and use code LOCKEDONMLB to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. PrizePicks — Run Your Game. Click Link Here: https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/LOCKEDONMLB Monarch Money Take control of your finances with Monarch Money. Use code LOCKEDONMLB at https://mo...

Brewers topped the Cubs, advance to NLCS. Can Milwaukee's Cinderella run continue against the powerhouse Dodgers?

Sully breaks down the Milwaukee Brewers' impressive victory, highlighting their error-free baseball and smart play. The discussion covers upcoming matchups, including the Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays and Brewers vs. Los Angeles Dodgers. Sully  analyzes each team's strengths, key players, and potential strategies. He also critiques MLB's marketing approach and TV ratings obsession, arguing for a focus on game quality and storylines.

Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the League Championship Series and the fut...

The Milwaukee Brewers FINALLY move onto the NLCS and keep their postseason dreams alive! Brice Turang provides the exclamation point with a big insurance home run, while the Brewers bullpen locks it down behind a FANTASTIC outing from Jacob Misiorowski! Plus, we'll check in with the hosts of Locked On Mariners and Locked On Blue Jays, as their teams prepare to face off in the ALCS! 

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Steve Lenox and Jon Frisch take you all around the playoffs on MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! 

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Mariners stun Tigers in 15-inning playoff thriller. Is Seattle poised for a deep October run?

Paul Francis Sullivan breaks down the Mariners' epic victory, highlighting clutch performances from Carpenter and Naylor. The discussion covers Scubal's 13-strikeout masterpiece, Polanco's game-winning hit, and how both teams showcased baseball's unique drama. Sullivan analyzes Seattle's chances against the well-rested Blue Jays, praising the Mariners' pitching depth and strategic offense.

Don't miss this in-depth look at a potential classic series and what it means for the MLB playoffs ahead. Will the Mariners carry their momentum into Toronto, or can the...

The Seattle Mariners are moving on to the AL Championship Series for the 1st time since 2001 after winning Game 5 of the AL Division Series in 15 Innings over the Detroit Tigers Friday night in Seattle. The ALCS between the Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays gets started with Game 1 Sunday night in Toronto. Was it an instant classic? 

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JD Hafron and Steve Lenox recap Game 5 of the ALDS between the Tigers and Mariners and they look ahead to Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee Brewers Game 5 in their NL Division that comes Saturday night. Join us for our lat...

MLB playoffs deliver heartbreak and heroics as Phillies fall to Dodgers. Can the Cubs complete an improbable comeback against the Brewers?

Sully analyzes the Philadelphia Phillies' crushing elimination, highlighting Orion Keckering's pivotal error and its impact on the team's impressive season. The Chicago Cubs' surprising resurgence against the Milwaukee Brewers takes center stage, with Game 5 looming large. 

Sully pays tribute to Boston Red Sox legend Mike Greenwell, reflecting on his near-MVP season and lasting legacy. The episode wraps up with MLB trivia, testing listeners' knowledge of World Series inside-the-park home runs.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers walked off in the Bottom of the 11th Inning on a throwing error from Phillies reliever Oriol Kerkering and advance to the National League Championship Series with a 2-1 victory over the Phillies. The Dodgers will play the Chicago Cubs or Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS. Thursday night at Wrigley Field, the Cubs shutout the Brewers to force a decisive Game 5 in Milwaukee Saturday night. 

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Brian McKeon and Steve Lenox recap both NLDS Game 4's with our latest edition of MLB Game Night. Every Game. Every Night. Part of the Lo...

Blue Jays stun Yankees, advance in playoffs. Is Toronto poised for a deep October run?

Sully breaks down the Toronto Blue Jays' impressive victory over the New York Yankees, highlighting their contact hitting strategy and John Schneider's managerial decisions. The discussion covers Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s crucial at-bat, Aaron Judge's performance, and how the Yankees' elimination might impact Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman's futures. Sully analyzes other key matchups, including the Phillies' dominance over the Dodgers and the Mariners' shocking collapse against the Tigers.

Don't miss this in-depth analysis of MLB's playoff landscape and potential...

It's all or nothing for the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees, as they face elimination with a loss. Will the Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers, Seattle Mariners, and the Toronto Blue Jays send their rivals PACKING in this pivotal games? Who's going on to the Championship Series, and who's taking the long trip home? We've got all the details on whose season will last one more game and whose will end TONIGHT!

J.D. Hafron and Jon Frisch take you all around the playoffs on MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every...

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees look to avoid the sweep vs. the Toronto Blue Jays in a CRUCIAL ALDS Game 3! Did they survive the offensive onslaught that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Jays have brought in Games 1 and 2? Plus, the Detroit Tigers FINALLY get to play at home after a long stretch on the road, as they host the Seattle Mariners! Jack Flaherty goes for the Tigers, while Logan Gilbert takes the ball for Seattle! Which offense would come through for their starters in this evened-up ALDS?

Jon Frisch and J.D. Hafron take you...

Aaron Judge answered his critics with a massive game tying three run homer as the Yankees rallied to stay alive against Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays. Now with back to back bullpen games, the Blue Jays are suddenly feeling the pressure.

Sully looks at the wild Game 3 that saw the Blue Jays jump ahead to a 6-1 lead only to see New York score 8 unanswered runs.

Also, Cal Raleigh and the Mariners took a 2-1 lead over the Tigers and hope to punch out Detroit while avoiding a Ta...

Dodgers stun Phillies with Freeman's clutch defense. Can Philly mount a historic comeback?

Sully breaks down LA's Game 2 victory, highlighting Freddie Freeman's game-saving play and Dave Roberts' questionable bullpen management. The discussion covers Blake Trienan's struggles, the impact of playoff pressure, and how bullpen decisions are reshaping the MLB postseason landscape. Key topics include historical 0-2 comebacks, the Brewers' dominant start against the Cubs, and Jacob Misiorowski's unexpected rise to playoff hero.

Don't miss this in-depth analysis of playoff strategies and the unpredictable nature of October baseball. Will the Phillies join th...

Blake Snell provided an excellent start for the Los Angeles Dodgers, matched by an incredible outing from the Philadelphia Phillies' Jesús Luzardo, but it was a Phillies' late-game rally that was shut down by LA's Roki Sasaki! The fireworks came quickly in Milwaukee, as the Brewers and Chicago Cubs both put up 3-run blasts in the 1st inning! The NL Central rivals battled it out in Game 2 of the NLDS!

Jon Frisch and J.D. Hafron take you all around the playoffs on MLBG Game Night: Every Game, Every Night!

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The Toronto Blue Jays took a commanding 2 games to none lead over the New York Yankees in their American League Division Series with a convincing 13-7 win in Toronto Sunday afternoon. In Seattle, Jorge Polanco hit 2 solo Home Runs and Julio Rodriguez knocked in the winning run in the Bott of the 8th to help the Mariners even up their AL Division Series at 1-1 vs. the Tigers. ----- Brian McKeon and Steve Lenox recap both ALDS games with our latest edition of MLB Game Night. Every Game. Every Night. Part of the Locked on Podcast Network. ----- Follow...

Yankees stunned as Blue Jays take 2-0 series lead. Can the Bronx Bombers bounce back?

Sully breaks down the shocking ALDS Game 2 where Trey Savage no-hit the Yankees into the 6th inning. The host analyzes Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s grand slam, Max Freed's struggles, and the Blue Jays' offensive explosion. Sully also examines the Mariners-Tigers series, highlighting Dan Wilson's odd managerial moves and Polanco's clutch home runs that evened the series.

Are the Blue Jays better than we thought? Will the Yankees solve their hitting woes against unfamiliar pitchers? Can Seattle capitalize on their momentum...

Sully breaks down all four Game 1 matchups, offering insights on pivotal moments and standout performances. From Michael Bush's leadoff homer for Chicago to Shohei Ohtani's nine-strikeout outing for the Dodgers, Sully analyzes the key plays shaping each series. He questions modern pitching strategies, particularly the quick hook for Detroit's starter against Seattle, and ponders the Mariners' path forward after a tough loss to the Tigers.

Tune in for expert predictions on upcoming games and discover why Dave Roberts' bullpen management might be a game-changer for Los Angeles.

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It's been an action-filled day of playoff baseball across MLB! The Los Angeles Dodgers stormed back to take down the Philadelphia Phillies, while the Milwaukee Brewers BLASTED the Chicago Cubs early. MLB Game Night is Every Game, Every Night. 
 

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MLB playoffs heat up as managerial carousel spins. Are recent Manager of the Year winners cursed?

Sully breaks down the upcoming wild card matchups, highlighting potential rust for idle teams like the Brewers and Blue Jays. He analyzes key pitching duels, including the highly anticipated Ohtani vs. Sanchez showdown. The discussion shifts to recent managerial shakeups, with speculation on Albert Pujols possibly taking the Angels' helm. Sully examines the curious trend of Manager of the Year winners losing their jobs, questioning the award's significance.

Tune in for Sully's take on restructuring the playoff schedule and...

All 4 Division Series get started underway on Saturday. Yankees open up against the Blue Jays in Toronto. Mariners get started at home vs. the Tigers. Phillies play host to the Dodgers, who swept their NLWC Series over the Reds. Brewers host the Cubs in Milwaukee. 

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Lindsay Crosby and Steve Lenox preview all 4 series with our Locked On Experts for all 8 clubs still alive in their pursuit of a World Series title. ------

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The Locked on MLB Squad dissects the thrilling Wild Card round, spotlighting Cam Schlittler's dominant performance and the New York Yankees' unexpected success. They analyze crucial pitching decisions, debating the merits of modern bullpen management versus traditional strategies. They offer predictions for the Divisional Series, focusing on the Philadelphia Phillies-Los Angeles Dodgers and Yankees-Toronto Blue Jays matchups.

The hosts also challenge the "championship or bust" mentality, exploring the value of the entire MLB season beyond October glory. Tune in for expert insights on how analytics and gut instincts shape postseason baseball strategy.

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