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The Padres won a wild back and forth game with the Brewers to play again while Yamamoto and the Dodgers push Atlanta to the brink. Sully of Locked on MLB looks at the night of baseball, why Chris Sale was not the savior for the Braves, the clutch pitching of Michael King and a look at Wednesday's games.

Dodgers vs Braves, 4 games to discuss on Wednesday. The MLB Postseason is heating up, and October baseball is delivering again! ⚾🔥 On this episode of Back to the Bullpen, Brett Chancey and former MLB pitcher Mike Stanton break down two huge MLB playoff storylines. The Los Angeles Dodgers take a 2-1 NLDS lead over the Atlanta Braves after a 3-1 Game 3 victory powered by another unforgettable October performance from Kiké Hernández. Hernández launched his 17th career postseason home run, Freddie Freeman went deep against his former team, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto dominated with 10 strikeouts over seven innings. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani's health and postseason struggles are becoming a major storyline as Los Angeles moves one win away from another NLCS appearance. Then we head to the American League, where the Tampa Bay Rays have the New York Yankees on the brink of elimination. Tampa Bay's relentless combination of contact, speed, defense and pressure exposed New York in Game 2. The Yankees committed four errors,…

The Rays stared down Cam Schlittler and used the scouting report everyone knows to top the Yankees: Put the ball in play and wait for the Yankees to do something stupid. Sully looks at an inexcusable 4 error performance, including a mindboggling three first inning errors, that torpedoed the Yankees best chance against the Rays and put them on the brink of elimination. Meanwhile the Rays played smart ball and took advantage of the sloppy play. Meanwhile the White Sox dusted themselves off from a dusty start and, thanks to Braden Montgomery, pushed past Cleveland and now must win only one game in Chicago to go to the ALCS.

The Tampa Bay Rays pitched well and took advantage of sloppy New York Yankees defense to go up 2-0 in the ALDS. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox improved to 4-0 this postseason as they mounted a comeback on the road vs. the Cleveland Guardians. Coming up, the San Diego Padres will look to stay alive in their series against the Milwaukee Brewers after an unreal Brewers win in Game 2, and the Los Angeles Dodgers or Atlanta Braves will look to take a 2-1 series lead as both NL Division Series resume tomorrow. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at…

Milwaukee Brewers stun San Diego Padres with a dramatic walk-off victory as Jackson Chourio delivers under pressure. Can the Brewers’ resilience carry them to a World Series run? Sully breaks down the tense Brewers-Padres matchup, spotlighting Mason Miller’s rare meltdown and the Brewers' late-inning heroics despite defensive miscues. The show also examines pitching strategies in the Braves-Dodgers series, questioning Atlanta’s decision to delay Chris Sale’s start in favor of bullpen games and analyzing Didier Fuentes’ lockdown relief outing. Key discussions include Ty France’s redemption at the plate, Michael Harris II’s electric performance for the Braves, and the offensive struggles plaguing the Los Angeles Dodgers. With AL Division Series matchups looming, the Chicago White Sox’s surprising surge and the Yankees’ Cy Young hopeful Cam Schlittler headline the next round of playoff drama. Does Atlanta’s rotation gamble set them up for glory—or disaster?

Jackson Chourio FLIPS the script on the San Deigo Padres' shutdown closer, Mason Miller, as the Brewers WALK IT OFF in Game 2 of the NLDS! Despite another strong outing from Michael King and the Padres' bullpen, Milwaukee loaded the bases against Miller and put up 2 runs on Chourio's single to win at home! The Atlanta Braves look to bounce back in Los Angeles against the Dodgers, as they once again turned the ball over to the storybook pitcher, Ray Kerr, to get them started! Could the Braves get to Blake Snell and even up the series before the flight to Atlanta? It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at…

Milwaukee Brewers stun the San Diego Padres with late-inning magic and clutch bullpen performances, seizing a commanding 2-0 lead in the divisional series. Can Jackson Churio’s breakout heroics and Christian Yelich’s timely hitting propel the Brew Crew to avenge past playoff heartbreaks? Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down how Mason Miller’s rare mistakes and the Padres’ missed opportunities set the stage for Milwaukee’s surge. Key topics include Drew Rasmussen’s near no-hitter for the Tampa Bay Rays against the New York Yankees, the Chicago White Sox’s relentless use of relievers, and the Cleveland Guardians’ struggle to hit with runners in scoring position. The show spotlights Munetaka Murakami’s power surge and previews pivotal upcoming pitching matchups—like Chris Sale vs. Yoshinobu Yamamoto—as postseason chaos intensifies. Don’t miss bold insights and playoff predictions as race for October dominance heats up. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored…

Unbelievable drama strikes as the Milwaukee Brewers edge out the San Diego Padres after Ty France’s potential go-ahead 9th-inning homer ricochets off a wire at Miller Park, leaving fans and players stunned. Sully breaks down the bizarre ground-rule call, the Brewers’ bullpen chess match, and just how agonizing postseason baseball can get for both fan bases. Analysis spotlights the Los Angeles Dodgers’ statement win over the Atlanta Braves, fueled by Tarik Skubal’s dominance and clutch homers from Teoscar Hernández, Max Muncy, and Kyle Tucker. Sully questions Atlanta’s decision-making, particularly the puzzling use of Chris Sale, and dissects Austin Wells’ critical baserunning blunder that cost the New York Yankees a chance against the Tampa Bay Rays. Rounding out the show, the Chicago White Sox seize early control over the Cleveland Guardians as playoff momentum and strategy hang in the balance. It is a recap of an action packed first game of the Division Series.

MLB Game Night recaps Brewers-Padres, Drew Rasmussen's near no-hitter vs Yankees, and all Divisional Round playoff action with expert analysis.

Atlanta Braves punch their ticket to the NLDS after Michael Harris II’s early home run and Ray Kerr’s lockdown relief silence the Philadelphia Phillies. Did the Braves cost themselves a key advantage by burning Chris Sale to close out a non-save situation? Sully questions the strategy, wondering if Atlanta handicapped its rotation for the upcoming clash with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The podcast breaks down the Phillies’ shrinking championship window and examines how injuries and missed opportunities may haunt Philadelphia’s core led by Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber. Meanwhile, concerns grow around the Boston Red Sox as clubhouse tension and analytics-driven decisions trigger flashbacks to the dysfunctional 2025 Mets. With ALDS and NLDS matchups set—Yankees vs. Rays, Guardians vs. White Sox—Sully previews a postseason packed with drama and pivotal questions. Will these teams capitalize on their closing windows, or repeat past mistakes?

San Diego Padres dominate the Chicago Cubs with a sensational pitching display and a revitalized lineup led by Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado. Is this the postseason breakthrough Padres fans have been waiting for? The Padres’ bullpen, anchored by Mason Miller, shuts down the Cubs’ high-powered offense, while newcomers like Gavin Sheets inject fresh energy into the clubhouse. Can this surging squad upset the Milwaukee Brewers next? Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down the Padres’ strengths, dive into Ty France’s unexpected rise, and examine postseason X-factors like team chemistry and roster depth. The conversation shifts to the Yankees’ rotation with Gerrit Cole and Cam Schlittler, debates manager Aaron Boone’s strategy, and previews electric Division Series matchups—including the looming Dodgers-Braves clash and White Sox’s underdog run. Which team is primed for a deep playoff push, and will surprise contenders rewrite the October narrative? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners…

While the other three Wild Card matchups wrapped up in sweeps yesterday—sending the Yankees, White Sox, and Padres straight to the Division Series—the NL East rivals Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies has a winner-take-all battle at Truist Park

The early series between the Phillies and the Braves have provided the biggest thrills of the postseason so far. Alec Bohm, Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper all homered to set up a winner take all Game 3. Sully looks at that game plus the three other Wednesday clinchers. The White Sox homered past the Astros. The Yankees humiliated the Red Sox in another game with odd managerial decisions. And the Padres took care of the Cubs. Now we all wait for the Braves and Phillies to find their footing.

The Philadelphia Phillies even up their Wild Card series with the Atlanta Braves and force a Game 3 thanks to Alec Bohm's late-game home run! The New York Yankees and Cody Bellinger BREAK the Boston Red Sox in an all-or-nothing Game 2 in the Bronx! The Chicago White Sox win their first playoff series since their World Series win in 2005, and complete it on the same field! The San Diego Padres look to keep Petco Park ROCKING against the Chicago Cubs as they hope to move on in Game 2! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Dose Daily Ready to give your liver the support it deserves? Head to https://DoseDaily.co/LOCKEDONMLB or enter LOCKEDONMLB to get 35% off your first subscription. Aura Cybersecurity Start your free trial today at https://aura.com/aware. Protect yourself now. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that…

The Houston Astros are OUT, the Chicago White Sox are moving on, and the Philadelphia Phillies just delivered one of the wildest wins of the 2026 MLB Postseason! On this episode of Back to the Bullpen, Brett Chancey and former MLB pitcher and World Series champion Mike Stanton break down a huge night of October baseball. The Astros’ season came crashing to an end at Daikin Park as the White Sox defeated Houston 7-3 to complete a sweep of the AL Wild Card Series. Hunter Brown couldn’t escape the first inning, Houston’s defense contributed to an early 4-0 deficit, and despite home runs from Jeremy Peña, Cam Smith and Jose Altuve, the Astros couldn’t complete the comeback. Chase Meidroth’s three-run homer off Bryan Abreu delivered the knockout blow. Now the questions in Houston become even bigger. What happens with Joe Espada after another early postseason exit? Who will lead the Astros’ front office after the dismissal of Dana Brown? How should Houston handle Jose Altuve and Yordan Alvarez defensively moving…

On a day where some ace pitchers came up big, no star shone brighter than San Diego's Michael King who took a no hitter into the 8th. The Padres made a big statement by clobbering the Cubs. Chris Sale held the Phillies down enough to set up the Braves win. And Cam Schlittler humiliated the Red Sox. Sully looks at all of the Wild Card Game 1 results, including a deceptive thriller between the White Sox and Astros as four teams are facing elimination before October 1.

The New York Yankees are off to a red-hot start, demolishing the Boston Red Sox, 9-0, in Game 1 of their Wild Card series. Cam Schlittler was absolutely dominant on the mound and Ben Rice hit two home runs, including a grand slam. The Yanks will look to close out the series tomorrow behind Max Fried, while the Red Sox will look to keep their season alive and force a decisive Game 3 behind right-hander Sonny Gray. Elsewhere around the league, as all four Wild Card series got underway, Austin Riley hit a clutch three-run home run against elite loser Jhoan Duran to turn a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 lead and win. The Chicago White Sox's Cinderella story season continued with a 6-3 win over the Houston Astros on the road in a well-balanced attack. And an electric San Diego Padres crowd was able to get into the game early, as Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado took Chicago Cubs starter Matthew Boyd deep in the first and the Padres never took their foot off the gas. Even Joe Musgrove, who hadn't pitched in two years,…

October baseball is here, and the MLB Wild Card Series wasted no time delivering huge moments! On this episode of **Back to the Bullpen**, Brett Chancey and former MLB pitcher Mike Stanton break down a wild opening day of the 2026 MLB Postseason. The Atlanta Braves stunned the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 in Game 1*, powered by an incredible redemption moment from Austin Riley. After a frustrating regular season that included 200 strikeouts, Riley delivered when Atlanta needed him most, crushing a go-ahead three-run homer off *Jhoan Duran’s 99.9 mph fastball in the eighth inning. We discuss Riley’s growing postseason résumé and how one swing completely changed the Braves-Phillies Wild Card Series. We also dive into Chris Sale’s dominant postseason performance. At 37 years old and making his first playoff start in five years, Sale reached 100 mph against Bryce Harper and struck out nine over 6 1/3 innings. Mike gives his pitcher’s perspective on Sale finding another gear in October, Walt Weiss’ decision to pull…

Milwaukee Brewers fans face the ultimate podcast jinx as Sully puts the spotlight on their World Series hopes. Are the Brewers truly the best all-around team, or will Sully’s notorious predictions spur another postseason curse? Explore bold picks for every MLB playoff series—including upset alerts for the Atlanta Braves and deep dives into the strengths of the Tampa Bay Rays, Cleveland Guardians, and New York Yankees. Insightful analysis focuses on bullpen dominance, clutch hitting, and high-stakes matchups with key mentions of Fernando Tatis Jr., Yordan Alvarez, and Jacob Misiorowski . Plus, get a unique look at “Who Owned Baseball” MVP/Cy Young projections, summer score rankings, and what gives fan bases the perfect baseball summer. Coaching shakeups, surprise teams who soared and collapsed, and the latest MLB postseason trivia round out an action-packed preview to playoff baseball. Will the Brewers break decades of drought, or has Sully already sealed their fate?

Philadelphia Phillies avert a historic collapse and clinch their playoff berth on the final day, but can they translate their roller coaster season into postseason momentum? Zack Wheeler, Kyle Schwarber, and Bryce Harper step up, while the loss of Luis Arraez hangs heavy as they brace for a showdown with Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves. The Phillies overcame a shaky 9-19 start, managerial turmoil—from Rob Thompson’s firing to Don Mattingly’s arrival—and a 10-game losing streak, making their fifth straight postseason a true test of resilience. Houston Astros capture their eighth AL West title in 10 years despite finishing just .500, with Yordan Alvarez’s MVP-caliber season and Peter Lambert’s pitching heroics keeping hopes alive. Manager Joe Espada’s future is questioned amid fan unrest, while the Seattle Mariners part ways with Dan Wilson after a disappointing campaign. Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton break down these playoff races, roster gambles, and the emotional farewell for Justin Verlander in Detroit.…

New York Yankees reignite their fierce rivalry with the Boston Red Sox in a pitching-heavy Wild Card showdown. Will Gerrit Cole and Cam Schlittler’s arms or Aaron Judge’s late-game heroics define the series, or can the Red Sox’s elite bullpen and timely hitting steal the spotlight? Both teams boast top-tier ERAs and face questions over offensive consistency as the postseason intensity ramps up. Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down every Wild Card matchup, spotlighting Chris Sale’s resurgence with the Atlanta Braves, Jesus Luzardo’s high-stakes start for the Phillies, and the Astros’ experience edge versus the resilient Chicago White Sox. Can San Diego Padres’ late-season surge topple Pete Crow-Armstrong and the power-packed Chicago Cubs? Stay tuned for bold predictions, postseason X-factors, and which team’s strategy could fuel a deep playoff run. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at…

It's playoff time! Before the MLB Postseason officially begins on Tuesday, the hosts of Locked On MLB Game Night debate who's going to win it all, who will disappoint, and which teams will compete for a memorable October. Which playoff teams will make a splash, and who will lift the World Series trophy when all is said and done? Can the Dodgers three-peat? Will the Atlanta Braves make the most of their return to the postseason? Will the Chicago White Sox surprise us all, or will this be the year the Milwaukee Brewers' best record in baseball takes them all the way? Do the New York Yankees have enough offense without Aaron Judge? It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Dose Daily Ready to give your liver the support it deserves? Head to https://DoseDaily.co/LOCKEDONMLB or enter LOCKEDONMLB to get 35% off your first…

Long time San Francisco Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow called his final game. His partner Duane Kuiper might not be far behind. And with that, two more familiar friends of the summer are going away. Sully looks at the end of the season, the Astros and Phillies clinching on the final day and a few notable performances including Jacob Misiorowski. Plus our friends for the summer are going away. MLB must do everything in their power to not lose them for the summer of 2027.

The MLB regular season is over and the postseason field is set. The Philadelphia Phillies almost blew a four-game lead over the Arizona Diamondbacks with five games to play, but a couple of D-backs losses and a Phillies win in Game 162 helped the Phightins secure the NL's final postseason spot. Meanwhile, the Houston Astros won the AL West for the fifth time in six years despite finishing at just 81-81. With the regular season over, it's time to ask the question: can anyone dethrone the Los Angeles Dodgers, who will be vying the become the first team to three-peat since the 1998-2000 New York Yankees? It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Dose Daily Ready to give your liver the support it deserves? Head to https://DoseDaily.co/LOCKEDONMLB or enter LOCKEDONMLB to get 35% off your first subscription. Aura Cybersecurity…

Detroit Tigers fans witness a storybook farewell as Justin Verlander throws his final pitches at Comerica Park—his daughter running out for an emotional embrace making it a moment for the ages. Sully breaks down Verlander’s throwback legacy, reflecting on the diminishing role of dominant aces and what baseball may lose as their era fades. The playoff race intensifies with the Philadelphia Phillies’ late-season collapse, questions swirling around their postseason hopes after a brutal 12-1 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. Sully explores the chaos in the American League West, where the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers battle not just for the division but to avoid entering the playoffs with losing records. Can the surging Cleveland Guardians capitalize, or will underperforming contenders turn things around in the season’s final day?

MLB playoff spots update: Phillies, Diamondbacks, Astros, and Rangers battle for wild card and division titles. Verlander’s final game recap.

Detroit Tigers fans brace for an emotional farewell as Justin Verlander takes the mound for his final start with the club. Is this legendary pitcher truly the last of his kind, or can Max Scherzer carry the torch? Mike Stanton spotlights Verlander’s remarkable 21-season career: 266 wins, 3,554 strikeouts, three Cy Young Awards, two World Series titles, and three no-hitters. The episode explores how Houston Astros’ analytics revived Verlander’s game, his impact on young stars like Max Clark and Colt Keith, and what makes his competitive approach unique. The conversation turns to MLB milestones with Pete Crow-Armstrong joining the exclusive 40/40 club, raising the question—can he become the next Mr. Cub and carry Chicago to postseason glory? With the Cubs clinching a playoff spot and pitching depth under scrutiny, Stanton breaks down postseason scenarios, the Luis Arraez injury blow for the Phillies, and wild AL playoff races as chaos reigns with just days left in the regular season. Hosted by Simplecast, an…

Brian McKeon and Chuck Freimund wrap up the Friday Night card as the regular season heads down the home stretch!

Chicago White Sox make MLB history, clinching a playoff spot after three straight 100-loss seasons. As the Cubs punch their own postseason ticket and the Guardians end their drought, is Chicago the new epicenter of baseball's greatest turnaround stories? Sully unpacks the White Sox's improbable postseason run, highlighting key signings like Shohei Ohtani, improved plate discipline, and smart analytics-driven decisions by Chris Getz and Will Venable. The episode also probes the Phillies’ late-season freefall, the Brewers' 100-win milestone, and the high-stakes wildcard race featuring the Diamondbacks, Padres, and Cubs. With hot takes on Aaron Judge's playoff viability and the Yankees' ever-shifting infield, the conversation asks: Should teams risk playing injured stars when a World Series is on the line, or look to the White Sox blueprint for hope? Don't miss this sharp look at MLB’s fast-approaching postseason drama.

It was a historic, high-stakes Thursday in Major League Baseball as multiple teams punched their tickets to October

The Yankees say that their Captain Aaron Judge will not be playing in the Wild Card Series. Aaron Judge has other thoughts. It is totally understandable why Judge wants to play. The Yankees front office need to make the right decision for a New York squad that could easily make the World Series without Judge. Sully takes a look at the Yankees path to the World Series plus how a few mediocre months could have turned Seattle and Sacramento into pennant contenders.

The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise record with their 99th win of the season, as they keep the Philadelphia Phillies officially clinching an NL Wild Card Spot! The New York Yankees live up to their name with 4 home runs, including a grand slam from Ryan McMahon and Ben Rice smacking his 41st of the year! Last year's American League Champions, the Toronto Blue Jays, are officially eliminated from the postseason with an Orioles' sweep of a doubleheader. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at…

Shohei Ohtani is BACK, the New York Mets have their manager, and severe weather is throwing the MLB playoff race into chaos! With the 2026 MLB postseason just days away, major decisions are being made across baseball as teams prepare for October. On today's episode of Back to the Bullpen, Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton break down three major MLB storylines as the regular season comes to a dramatic finish. ⚾ SHOHEI OHTANI RETURNS TO THE DODGERS! The Los Angeles Dodgers have activated Shohei Ohtani from the injured list ahead of their crucial series against the San Diego Padres. With just five regular-season games remaining, can Ohtani regain his timing and return to full strength before the MLB playoffs? We discuss his injury concerns, the Dodgers' pursuit of a third consecutive World Series championship, and the surprising decision to option top prospect Josue De Paula to Triple-A. Plus, will De Paula or Dalton Rushing earn a spot on the Dodgers' postseason roster? ⚾ NEW YORK METS NAME ANDY GREEN FULL-TIME…

Boston Red Sox surge from midseason turmoil to postseason contenders—can their revamped roster and new manager Chad Tracy deliver a deep playoff run? Gabby Maljanian joins Sully to break down the Red Sox’s dramatic transformation, spotlighting the impact of firing Alex Cora, the emergence of players like Caleb Durbin, Anthony Siegler, Ender Monasterio, and a historic 15-game win streak. The conversation explores Tracy’s bold contract extension, key trade pickups like Adley Rutschman, and questions whether Boston can overcome recent offensive struggles in clutch moments. With concerns about run support for pitchers like Peyton Tolley and Sonny Gray, the Red Sox face a tough potential Wild Card showdown against the New York Yankees’ elite arms. Would a strategic drop in the standings to face a weaker AL West opponent give Boston the edge? Don’t miss this candid analysis of the Red Sox’s playoff hopes, roster moves, and the looming challenge posed by the Judge-less Yankees.

The Tampa Bay Rays won the AL East for the first time since 2021 with a dominant win over the New York Yankees, the Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox won thrillers to keep the AL Central extremely tight, and the Texas Rangers dropped a big game as the Houston Astros won and took back control of the AL West. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at https://join.gamedaymenshealth.com/reasons_to_choose_gameday-1201?utm_source=lockedon&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=MLB&utm_network=lockedon&utm_adgroup=corp&ghl_tag=national,corp Odoo Great organizations win because operations matter. And that’s why you should get Odoo. Try for…

New York Yankees face a postseason crisis as Aaron Judge’s moderate calf strain threatens his availability for the Wild Card—and possibly beyond. Can the Yankees stake their World Series hopes on Judge’s recovery, or will injuries derail their October ambitions? Hosts Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey examine historical recovery timelines, lineup strategies, and how Judge’s absence could shift the AL playoff picture. Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Rays clinch the American League East with Drew Rasmussen’s dominant outing and home field advantage through the ALCS. The hosts break down the Rays’ remarkable consistency, how under-the-radar performers powered their rise, and why teams like the Brewers and Rays defy expectations despite modest payrolls. The episode also features heartfelt reflections on Giants broadcasting legend Dwayne Kuiper, as he faces a new cancer battle. Will the AL postseason script be upended by surprise contenders or more October heartache? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners…

Pete Alonso achieves yet another 40-Home Run season, as the Baltimore Orioles cross their fingers for a path to the postseason! River Ryan makes his Detroit Tigers debut on the mound, as they keep the Washington Nationals quiet in the series opener! The Minnesota Twins continue their West Coast roadtrip against the San Francisco Giants! The playoff picture is still up in the air, and we'll discuss it all on today's show! It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast. Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at https://gamedaymenshealth.com. Odoo Great organizations win because operations matter. And that’s why you should get Odoo. Try for free today at https://Odoo.com/lockedon.…

MLB PLAYOFF CHAOS! A potential three-way tie in the National League Wild Card race, Dylan Cease's season in jeopardy, and Alex Bregman's frightening injury could shake up the road to October! On today's episode of Back to the Bullpen, Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton break down three major MLB storylines as the 2026 regular season enters its final week. ⚾ NL Wild Card Chaos: A Three-Way Tie? The Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres, and Philadelphia Phillies are battling for postseason positioning, and all three teams could finish with identical records! We break down the MLB playoff tiebreaker scenarios, why Chicago holds the head-to-head advantage, and how Philadelphia's dominance over San Diego could determine the final Wild Card matchups. With six games remaining, which teams will secure home-field advantage, and could the Arizona Diamondbacks still find a way into October? ⚾ Dylan Cease's Season in Jeopardy The Toronto Blue Jays could be without their ace for the remainder of the season. Dylan Cease underwent…

Atlanta Braves clinch their seventh NL East title in nine years, showcasing unexpected heroes like Mike Yastrzemski and veteran Martín Pérez. Are the Braves poised for another deep postseason run with Walt Weiss pulling the right strings and super-utility asset Mauricio Dubón stepping up in clutch moments? Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton break down Atlanta’s postseason outlook, spotlighting Matt Olson’s power surge, Ronald Acuña Jr.’s red-hot second half, and bullpen strategy shifts as the playoffs approach. Discussion pivots to the Boston Red Sox, who secured a postseason berth thanks to the Braves’ victory and a pivotal Yastrzemski homer—despite Boston’s own loss that night. The hosts dissect Chad Tracy’s influence, the AL’s wide-open wild card race, and the surging San Diego Padres’ playoff prospects. Plus: injury concerns for the Cubs with Alex Bregman’s on-deck mishap and a nod to Jose Ramirez’s 100-RBI milestone for the Cleveland Guardians. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this…

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San Francisco Giants spiral as questionable leadership and baffling managerial choices push this once-proud franchise to the brink. Sully delivers a candid review of the Giants’ downfall—from Buster Posey’s rocky front-office tenure to Tony Vitello’s puzzling managerial appointment—with frustrations boiling over as the Giants look nothing like contenders in a powerhouse NL West. Can this historic club rebound, or is a fundamental overhaul the only way forward? Sully also explores Major League Baseball’s future footprint, questioning why expansion favorites like Nashville overshadow intriguing cities such as New Orleans, Austin, San Antonio, and Omaha. Fan engagement, stadium logistics, and unique market dynamics fuel the debate—could a new home be just what troubled franchises need? Additional highlights include a painful Giants-Dodgers recap at Dodger Stadium, playoff race updates featuring the Braves, Rays, and Yankees, and a heartfelt case for rooting for Mikey Yastrzemski this October.

In the National League Wild Card race, the Arizona Diamondbacks stay alive thanks to a walkoff win over the New York Yankees, but are still four games back with just seven left to play. Elsewhere, the Milwaukee Brewers tie a franchise record with their 97th win of the season, while the Atlanta Braves get a Ronald Acuña Jr. grand slam to take down the Houston Astros and help the Texas Rangers solidify their lead in the AL West.

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AL West chaos could see a sub-.500 team host Game 7 of the ALCS. Can the Houston Astros or Texas Rangers capitalize on a wild playoff race, or will front office mismanagement cost the Seattle Mariners, Sacramento, and Anaheim their shot at breaking postseason droughts? Sully breaks down the tight division standings, clutch performances by Yordan Alvarez and Trevor Story, and looming roster dilemmas for the New York Yankees as Aaron Judge battles injury and the team leans heavily on left-handed bats. The episode also spotlights Seth Halvorson's bittersweet journey from the Colorado Rockies to a subdued LA Dodgers clubhouse, and debates pivotal pitching decisions for the upcoming Yankees-Red Sox Wild Card clash. Explore tough choices, playoff scenarios, and why just reaching October could shift franchise narratives.

Brian McKeon and Chuck Freimund take you around the MLB Thursday Night Playoff Chases

The Los Angeles Dodgers are NL West champions once again, clinching their 13th division title in 14 seasons as they turn their attention toward an even bigger goal: becoming the first National League team to win three consecutive World Series championships. Kyle Tucker delivered a huge four-hit performance, but questions remain about whether this veteran Dodgers roster has enough left for another deep October run. Shohei Ohtani is also racing against the clock to return before the MLB Playoffs. Ohtani has resumed baseball activities, but with only a handful of regular-season games remaining, how quickly can the Dodgers get their superstar ready for postseason baseball? Plus, Edwin Díaz returns to the bullpen in a lower-leverage role while fighting to earn a spot on Los Angeles' postseason roster. Then we head to Miami, where Sandy Alcantara delivered one of the wildest pitching performances of the season. Just 48 hours after throwing 101 pitches as a starter, the former Cy Young winner volunteered out of the…

Milwaukee Brewers dominate as Pat Murphy eyes a historic third straight National League Manager of the Year award—has any contender done more with less? Sully spotlights Murphy’s leadership, sharp defense, and strategic smarts, arguing no other manager matches his impact in 2026. The episode also examines the award’s evolving criteria and revisits surprising past winners like Tony Peña and Joe Girardi. American League races heat up as Kevin Cash (Tampa Bay Rays), Stephen Vogt (Cleveland Guardians), and Will Venable (Chicago White Sox) shape the Manager of the Year narrative. Can Venable’s turnaround for the White Sox secure him the honor despite low preseason expectations? The show explores which skippers could cement a Hall of Fame legacy with a World Series win, with intriguing cases for Don Mattingly (Philadelphia Phillies) and Dave Roberts (Los Angeles Dodgers). Sully challenges listeners—who truly deserves baseball’s managerial crown this season?

The Cleveland Guardians defeat the Chicago White Sox, take 2 of 3 in the series, and take first place in the AL Central! The Cincinnati Reds get the victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers when Blake Snell left early with an injury scare and Elly De La Cruz hits his 28th homer of the season! The Texas Rangers catch the Houston Astros for 1st place in the AL West! It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Aura Cybersecurity Start your free trial today at https://aura.com/aware. Protect yourself now. Stance Check out the ICON collection from Stance—premium comfort, performance, and durability designed for whatever your day brings. Use promo Code LOCKEDON at checkout for 20% off your purchase. Learn more at https://Stance.com. Stance. The Official Sock Partner of Major League Baseball. Clutch Parlays Go to https://ClutchParlays.com today and use code LOCKEDON for your first month free on a monthly plan. Pick Smarter. Parlay Sharper. 5-Hour ENERGY Get candy-flavored chaos…

The Milwaukee Brewers are NL Central champions AGAIN! On this episode of Back to the Bullpen, we break down how the Brewers overcame injuries, roster turnover and one of MLB’s smaller payrolls to capture their fourth consecutive NL Central title. Jacob Misiorowski has emerged as a Cy Young contender, Milwaukee’s pitching development continues to deliver, and the Brewers now have their sights set on the No. 1 seed in the National League and their first World Series appearance since 1982. Then we dive into the wild MLB playoff races as the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians battle for the AL Central, the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers fight for the AL West, and the Wild Card races tighten with October approaching. Plus, concern in New York after Aaron Judge exited the Yankees’ game with lower-body tightness. Judge only recently returned from a lengthy absence, so what does his latest injury situation mean for the Yankees heading toward the postseason? Finally, Pete Alonso returned to Citi Field in a…