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Does Cam Schlittler deserve MVP consideration? Bryce and DR debate his case, break down the MLB playoff picture, and discuss whether Parker Messick’s overlooked season could beat Kevin McGonigle for Rookie of the Year. Who gets your ROTY vote: Messick or McGonigle? Drop your pick in the comments and subscribe for more from The BSBLR Show.

Ronald Acuña Jr. is the fastest to 200 homers and 200 steals and recorded his 1000th career hit this weekend - and he let Philly know it. DR and Bryce break down his historic milestone and antics, debate Jacob deGrom’s Hall of Fame case, and update their Power Rankings. Who’s climbing, and who’s getting exposed?

DR and Bryce debate whether Shohei Ohtani’s pitching shutdown officially seals the NL MVP for PCA. Plus, they break down the Yankees–Red Sox drama surrounding the announcers’ comments about Jazz Chisholm and ask: Is Aroldis Chapman a Hall of Famer?

DR and Bryce are back with their way-too-early picks for MLB’s biggest awards. Plus, the latest Power “Wankings” are here—which teams are legit, who’s overrated, and who’s falling fast?

DR is flying solo on this episode of The BSBLR Show and there’s plenty to debate. Is Kyle Tucker’s massive contract already the worst deal in baseball? Could Yordan Alvarez actually win the Triple Crown, and if he does, does anyone still care about the award? Plus, DR gives the latest update on the MVP race and where the contenders currently stand.

On this episode of The BSBLR Show, DR sits down with MLB veteran Shane Greene for an in-depth conversation about his career, the grind of professional baseball, competing at the highest level, and what life is really like inside a major league clubhouse.Greene shares stories and insights from his time in the big leagues, the challenges that come with the game, and the experiences that shaped his career.

Does Ohtani still have the edge, or has PCA done enough to take the crown? The guys debate the MVP race, make their cases, and then unload their latest BSBLR Power Wankings.Who’s your MVP? And who belongs at the top of the Power Rankings? Drop your picks in the comments and let us know who got it right.

The MLB Trade Deadline delivered nonstop chaos, and DR and Bryce are breaking down every blockbuster move. From the biggest winners and losers to the most surprising trades, they react to everything that could reshape the playoff race. Who had the best deadline? Who completely dropped the ball? Let us know your biggest winner and loser in the comments!

Drew and Bryce kick things off by making the case for Don Mattingly's Hall of Fame induction. Is "Donnie Baseball" one of the biggest Hall of Fame snubs in MLB history? The guys break down his peak, legacy, and why they believe he belongs in Cooperstown. Then it's time for another edition of Power Wankings, where teams rise, fall, and plenty of controversial rankings are guaranteed to spark debate. Plus, the duo takes a closer look at the Milwaukee Brewers. Are they flying under the radar as legitimate World Series contenders, or is another October disappointment waiting around the corner?

The Red Sox are on an absolute tear - but is Boston simply the hottest team in baseball, or a legitimate World Series contender? Drew and Bryce break down what's driving the Sox's incredible run and debate whether this level of play is sustainable.Next, the guys dive into Pete Crow-Armstrong's surging NL MVP case. With Shohei Ohtani no longer pitching for the foreseeable future, has PCA officially become the favorite? They discuss why his elite defense, game-changing speed, and offensive breakout make him one of the most valuable players in baseball.Plus, Hunter Goodman is finally getting the spotlight he deserves. The Rockies catcher has quietly put together one of the best offensive seasons in MLB, and Drew and Bryce explain why he should be getting far more recognition around the league.

The Power Wankings are back, and DR & Bryce are stirring the pot once again.This week, the guys update their MLB rankings, reveal their favorite Home Run Derby picks, and ask the question everyone is thinking: why is Dylan Cease starting the All-Star Game... and is John Schneider on crack?

This week's Power "Wankings" get a major shakeup as DR and Bryce debate the hottest (and coldest) teams in baseball. Are the Yankees' struggles becoming a full-blown crisis? Is there any fixing what's gone wrong in the Bronx? Plus, after a disastrous stretch, the Mets finally pull the trigger and fire Carlos Mendoza. The guys break down what led to the move, who's to blame, and where New York goes from here.

Tyler Matzek joins Drew on The BSBLR Show for an in-depth conversation about one of baseball's most remarkable careers. From battling the yips and fighting his way back to the big leagues to becoming a postseason hero and World Series champion, Tyler shares the highs, the lows, and the lessons that shaped his journey. Whether you're a baseball fan, player, or someone who appreciates stories of resilience, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

The All-Star debate is on. Drew and Bryce go position by position to build their 2026 MLB All-Star rosters, breaking down the biggest stars, toughest decisions, and most controversial snubs in baseball.Who deserves a spot? Who's getting overlooked? Tune in and see how your picks stack up against theirs.

This week on The BSBLR Show, Drew sits down with former MLB All-Star and two-time Gold Glove winner Kolten Wong for an in-depth conversation about his incredible big league journey. Kolten reflects on his time in the bigs, what it was like competing in the postseason year after year, the mindset behind becoming one of baseball's premier defensive second basemen, and the biggest lessons he learned during his career. He also discusses life after baseball, the evolution of the game, and shares stories from some of the most memorable moments of his MLB tenure.Whether you're a Cardinals fan, a baseball junkie, or just love hearing from players who experienced the game at the highest level, this is an episode you won't want to miss!

On this episode of The BSBLR Show, Drew and Bryce break down the historic start to Jacob Misiorowski's MLB career as the Brewers' flamethrower continues to dominate opposing lineups and put the league on notice. The guys also discuss Blaze Jordan finally making his long-awaited Major League debut and what expectations should be for one of baseball's most intriguing young bats. Plus, Kyle Tucker's recent struggles have fans asking questions, is this just a rough stretch or something more concerning?

This week on The BSBLR Show, Drew sits down with former MLB pitcher Aaron Harang to discuss his remarkable 16-year Major League career. From breaking into the big leagues to becoming one of baseball's most durable starting pitchers, Aaron shares stories from his time with the Reds, Padres, Dodgers, Braves, Phillies, Mariners, and more. He reflects on facing some of the toughest hitters of his era, the evolution of pitching, clubhouse culture, and what it takes to survive and thrive across nearly two decades in the majors. Drew and Aaron also dive into the current state of baseball, how the game has changed since his playing days, and what he's been up to since retiring from professional baseball. If you're a fan of pitching, baseball history, and behind-the-scenes MLB stories, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

DR and Bryce are back with another episode of The BSBLR Show, diving into some of the biggest storylines around baseball.The guys break down Manny Machado's rough season, his recent comments criticizing the growing influence of analytics, and whether his frustration is justified or simply a reflection of his struggles at the plate. Has baseball gone too far with the numbers, or is Manny fighting a battle that's already been lost?They also discuss the massive impact of Aaron Judge's injury and what it means for the Yankees moving forward. Can New York survive without the face of their franchise, or are their playoff hopes about to take a serious hit?Plus, the hosts examine the disappointing season of Brayan Bello, who was shelled yet again before being demoted to Triple-A. What went wrong for one of Boston's most promising young arms, and can he find his way back to becoming a cornerstone of the Red Sox rotation?

D.R. and Bryce are back with another episode of The BSBLR Show, and the baseball world is getting weird in the best way possible. Fernando Tatis Jr. is starting to look like that guy again, but is he truly on his way back to All-Star form, or are we getting ahead of ourselves? The guys break down what’s changed, what still needs to happen, and whether Tatis is ready to reclaim his spot among baseball’s most electric stars. The NL Cy Young race is heating up fast, with multiple arms making serious noise, D.R. and Bryce debate who has the strongest case, who’s being overlooked, and which pitchers could separate themselves as the season rolls on. And yes… the White Sox are still above .500. Somehow, someway, Chicago continues to hang around, and the guys ask the big question: is this actually real, or is the regression monster still lurking?

DR and Bryce are back on The BSBLR Show, and baseball has once again found a way to get deeply weird. The guys break down the Edwin Díaz cockfighting story/drama, because apparently MLB headlines now come with farm animal side quests. Then, they pivot to the only debate powerful enough to match that chaos: is Kyle Schwarber actually a Hall of Famer, or just the patron saint of moonshots, strikeouts, and postseason vibes?

On this episode of The BSBLR Show, DR and Bryce dive into their early Rookie of the Year picks and which young stars are already separating themselves from the pack. They break down why the Pittsburgh Pirates are off to a surprisingly strong start, what’s gone wrong for the Toronto Blue Jays, and what actually matters in April baseball (and what doesn’t). It’s overreactions, real trends, and everything in between as the season starts to take shape.

On this episode of The BSBLR Show, DR and Bryce dive into some way-too-early All-Star selections - who’s legit, who’s overperforming, and which names might actually stick by July. They also give flowers to one of baseball’s most misunderstood mashers: Adam Dunn. Was he ahead of his time? The guys break down why the “The Big Donkey" is finally getting the respect he deserves in today’s game. Plus, a spotlight on Yordan Alvarez, is he one of the most dangerous hitters on the planet. Is he the most underrated superstar in baseball right now?

DR and Bryce are back with another episode of The BSBLR Show, and there’s no shortage of storylines to break down. We start with the tough news surrounding Cade Horton and what his injury could mean moving forward. Then we take a look at Nick Kurtz and his early struggles -overreaction or real concern? And finally, things get a little wild. Is Joey Wiemer actually building a case for MVP, or are we getting carried away? Injuries, slumps, and bold takes, just another chaotic episode of The BSBLR Show. ⚾🔥

DR and Bryce are BACK on The BSBLR Show and this one is all over the place, in the best way possible. We break down the internet’s favorite new “award” as Emmanuel Clase somehow ends up winning the “Prison Cy Young” (yeah… we had questions too). Then we dive into a massive shift in the game as MLB action officially hits Netflix for Opening Day and what this means for the future of baseball. And of course, we tackle one of the most controversial debates in sports: does Barry Bonds belong in the Hall of Fame? Download the Dabble app today and get $10 just for signing up with code "BSBLR". Once you’re in, follow us and you’ll be able to copy our picks for the rest of the season.

This episode of The BSBLR Show features international guest Ondřej Satoria as he joins DR and Bryce to talk about his unique journey through the baseball world - from developing overseas to competing at a high level.The guys dive into the WBC, the global growth of baseball, and what American players can learn from international competition. Satoria also breaks down his approach on the mound, training routines, and what’s next for his career… plus, the boys officially induct him into the Hall of Pretty Good in a moment you won’t want to miss.

DR and Bryce dive into a Yankees-heavy episode of The BSBLR Show - starting with the legendary CC Sabathia getting his number retired and what that moment means for his legacy in pinstripes. Where does CC rank among modern-era aces, and what made his run in New York so iconic? Then it’s a full appreciation segment for Didi Gregorius - the underrated leader, postseason performer, and clubhouse presence fans still miss. And finally, the big debate: can Giancarlo Stanton reach 500 home runs… and if he does, is he a Hall of Famer? The guys break down the numbers, the injuries, the milestones, and whether Stanton’s peak is enough for Cooperstown. Legacy talk, nostalgia, and a little controversy - just how we like it. ⚾🔥

This episode of The BSBLR Show centers on the bombshell surrounding Tony Clark stepping down amid allegations tied to a family member within the Major League Baseball Players Association. DR and Bryce break down what it means for union leadership - and how this could impact looming CBA tensions and a potential 2027 lockout with Major League Baseball. Plus, the ABS challenge system debuts in Spring Training, and the guys debate whether robo-umps are officially here. And are the Chicago Cubs ready to take the National League Central? Find out on today's episode.

Former MLB outfielder Matt Szczur joins The BSBLR Show to relive one of the most iconic teams in baseball history - the 2016 Chicago Cubs. Szczur shares behind-the-scenes stories and firsthand insight on teammates like Anthony Rizzo, Jake Arrieta, and Kyle Hendricks, and what made that clubhouse truly special.From the pressure of breaking the curse to the personalities that defined the run, this episode dives deep into how that Cubs team came together and cemented its place in baseball lore. If you love inside baseball and championship stories straight from the source, this one’s a must-watch.

DR and Bryce are back on The BSBLR Show breaking down a packed week across Major League Baseball. The guys dive into the latest on Tarik Skubal’s arbitration situation and what it means for both the pitcher and the Tigers, plus react to the shockwaves from Framber Valdez signing in Detroit and how it reshapes the AL landscape as well as..., the World Series?.They also unpack the growing concerns around World Baseball Classic insurance issues and what it could mean for future participation, before closing with an important update on Emmanuel Clase’s ongoing case. From contract drama to international baseball headaches, this episode hits all the biggest storylines you need to know. ⚾️🎙️

Former MLB pitcher Joe Kelly joins The BSBLR Show for a must-listen conversation that hits way beyond the box score. From his World Series runs with the Red Sox and Dodgers to some of the most unforgettable moments of chaos on a big-league mound, Joe breaks down what it was really like pitching in the biggest games and embracing the villain role. DR dives into Joe’s mindset on the mound, his infamous Astros beef, the art of pitching with emotion, and how today’s game compares to the era he came up in. Honest, hilarious, and completely unfiltered - this is Joe Kelly like you’ve never heard him before. ⚾🔥

DR and Bryce are back on The BSBLR Show breaking down one of baseball’s most underrated superstars and asking the big question: is José Ramírez already a first-ballot Hall of Famer? The guys dig into the numbers, the accolades, and why J-Ram still doesn’t get the national love he deserves. Plus, they take on the Dodgers’ 103.5 win total for the season - is it free money, a trap line, or somehow still underselling how stacked this roster is? And of course, the episode wraps with a very special moment as D-Train officially gets his long-awaited introduction into the Hall of Pretty Good. Debates, laughs, and peak inside baseball - tap in. ⚾🎙️

This week on The BSBLR Show, we’re firing up the Hall of Pretty Good to break down a wild stretch of MLB chaos. From Freddy Peralta landing with the Mets to Cody Bellinger heading to the Bronx, plus reactions to the latest Hall of Fame vote, we’re separating smart moves from headline fluff. If it moved the baseball world, we’ve got takes.

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DR and Murph talk Cubs-Cabrera trade, the Yankees, Kyle Tucker/Bregman sweepstakes update, and more!

DR & Murph break down the Murakami signing and the young faves on the White Sox, Contreras to the Red Sox, McNeil to the A's, and more!

D.R. is back with an interview with Matt Adams! Born and raised in Pennsylvania, he’s a longtime MLB slugger and a fan favorite known for his raw power and big-game moments. A left-handed force in the middle of the lineup, Adams built a reputation for making pitchers pay when they made mistakes and delivering when it mattered most.From launching towering home runs in St. Louis to providing pop and veteran presence across multiple big-league stops, Adams carved out a career defined by consistency, toughness, and professionalism. Whether it was changing a game with one swing or embracing any role asked of him, his journey reflects perseverance, adaptability, and a love for the grind of a long season.

DR & Murph break down the Imai and Murakami sweepstakes, new bullpen signings in the NL East, and Adolis Garcia signing with the Phillies.

D.R. is back with an interview with Dallas Braden! Born and raised in Northern California, he’s a former MLB pitcher, a World Series champion, and the author of one of the most iconic moments in baseball history. Known for his bulldog mentality and fearless approach on the mound, Braden made the most of every opportunity, competing with heart, grit, and an edge that defined his career.From grinding his way through the A’s system to delivering clutch performances on the game’s biggest stages, Braden built his reputation on preparation, intensity, and an unwavering belief in himself. Today, that same passion fuels his career behind the mic — as a standout broadcaster and podcaster, Braden brings unfiltered insight, personality, and real-deal storytelling to the game, giving fans a player’s perspective they don’t get anywhere else.We welcome Dallas Braden!

DR & Murph break down the big signings at the Winter Meetings and more. Come listen to the boys yap ball.

D.R. is back with an interview with Hunter Dobbins! Born and raised in Texas, he’s one of the most electric young arms on the rise — a hard-throwing right-hander with a wipeout arsenal and the mentality to attack every hitter who steps in the box. From his days dominating at Texas Tech to carving his path through pro ball, Dobbins has built a reputation on intensity, resilience, and relentless work ethic.He’s a competitor with starter’s swagger and closer-like stuff — the kind of pitcher who can overwhelm you with velocity, frustrate you with movement, or beat you with pure confidence. His journey is a blend of talent, perseverance, and a hunger to keep proving people wrong, one inning at a time.We welcome Hunter Dobbins!

DR & Murph break down the Mets move, Cease to the Jays, and Ketel Marte trade rumors. Come listen to the boys yap ball.

DR & Murph talkin’ Rangers/Mets trade, Sonny Gray trade and Imai the new Japanese Hero? 30 minutes of baseball bliss with your favorite ball yappers.

DR and Murph with your 30 minutes of baseball bliss! Contracts, AL MVP, and Murakami talk. Get your fill of baseball info with a few laughs from the guys.

D.R. and Jenks are back with an interview with Denard Span! Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Tampa, Florida… he’s a 10-year MLB veteran, a leadoff spark plug, and one of the smoothest center fielders of his era. He played the game with speed, grit, and quiet confidence — the kind of guy who could change the momentum of a game with one swing or one stolen base.From making highlight-reel catches in Minnesota to racking up hits in D.C., to bringing veteran leadership and clutch moments by the Bay in San Francisco, he brought consistency, professionalism, and a passion for winning everywhere he went. A true pro’s pro who let his play do the talking.We welcome Denard Span!

D.R. and Jenks are back with 30 minutes of baseball bliss! The guys play "Home Run or Strikeout" with all the major headlines in MLB before evaluating the best managers in baseball. Then, they look at the postseason picture. Listen in!

D.R. and Jenks are back with an interview with Hunter Pence! From Fort Worth, Texas… he’s a 4-time All-Star, 2-time World Series Champion, and a man with the highest pants in the game!. He brought energy that made even coffee nervous. The heart and soul of the clubhouse, the hype man, the speech giver, the guy who could fire up 40,000 fans with just a fist pump and a little ‘YES! YES! YES! From launching missiles in Houston to delivering clutch hits in Philly to becoming a San Francisco legend with two rings to riding off as an All-Star in Texas, he played the game with passion, chaos, and pure joy. We welcome Hunter Pence!

D.R. and Jenks are back with 30 minutes of pure baseball bliss. The postseason bracket is taking shape, and injuries, hot streaks, and collapses are already shifting who’s in and who’s out. We’ve got injuries blowing up rotations, surprise teams charging, and even a rookie already making Mets history. Listen in to get a better understanding of how the postseason will shake out!

D.R. and Jenks are back with one of the funniest interviews in the history of the BSBLR Show! Nyjer is authentic and an incredible storyteller. He's got jokes and stories that you won't want to miss. A career .282 hitter who played for four different teams, he has a perspective on baseball you'll want to hear!

D.R. and Jenks are back with your 30 minutes of baseball bliss. Who will win the AL MVP between Cal Raleigh and Aaron Judge? How does Zack Wheeler's injury affect the Phillies' postseason chances? What type of contract will Kyle Schwarber sign this offseason? The guys also play "guess the leaders" and discuss Victor Robles' crashout.

D.R. and Jenks are back to interview Josh Reddick! A 13-year big leaguer, Gold Glover, World Series Champion & most importantly, a Hall of Pretty Good’er. When he stepped to the plate, pitchers didn’t just hear the crack of the bat… they listened to the sweet, sultry sax of ‘Careless Whisper’ echoing through the ballpark. Whether it was robbing home runs like Spider-Man, blasting moonshots into the seats, or rocking his lucky Speedo, he brought a style all his own. Listen in!