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Cam Schlittler and Jacob Misiorowski dominate as unanimous Cy Young Award winners—are we witnessing the rise of new MLB aces? With Schlittler anchoring the New York Yankees’ rotation and Misiorowski electrifying the National League, their breakout campaigns spark debate over the evolving role of starting pitchers and the Yankees’ ability to contend, even with offensive concerns. Paul Francis Sullivan (“Sully”) breaks down the Cy Young voting, hot stove rumors swirling around Tarik Skubal, and the Houston Astros’ bold managerial hire of Brad Ausmus. The discussion explores homegrown pitching, the future of the Yankees’ staff, and strategic free-agent targets as a potential MLB lockout looms. Which franchises will seize the moment and spend to stay competitive in a shifting landscape? Don’t miss this sharp, insight-driven look at MLB’s off-season drama and the managerial shakeup in Houston.

Two aces capture Cy Young glory, rewriting MLB history: Jacob Misiorowski and Cam Schlittler are crowned unanimous winners after dominant seasons on the mound. Can their electric performances set a new gold standard for pitching excellence across the league? The conversation focused on Misiorowski’s record-shattering fastball velocity, ERA+ of 232, and postseason poise for the Milwaukee Brewers, while Cam Schlittler’s command and 1.95 ERA solidified his status as the New York Yankees’ latest pitching sensation. Several points were raised, including the evolution of their mechanics, the impact of team strategy adjustments, and the emergence of the next generation of elite starters like Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal. The discussion explored AL and NL Reliever of the Year honors, with standout seasons from Luis Varland and Nelson Miller, and closed with debate around Brad Ausmus’s hiring as Houston Astros manager. Will these rising stars maintain their dominance, and can the Astros’ new leadership ignite a…

Pat Murphy leads Milwaukee Brewers to historic success—does Cooperstown await? The Brewers’ skipper captures his third consecutive Manager of the Year award after guiding Milwaukee to a franchise-record 103 wins, back-to-back division titles, and a long-awaited World Series championship. The conversation focused on Murphy’s rapid ascent among MLB managerial greats, the challenges of sustaining excellence, and how his track record matches up against Hall of Fame hopefuls Lou Piniella and Mike Scioscia. The discussion explored Will Venable’s dramatic turnaround with the Chicago White Sox, spotlighted notable votes for Kevin Cash and Chad Tracy, and celebrated the legacy of the Boone baseball family following the passing of Bob Boone. Key insights include Milwaukee’s playoff dominance, legacy-building in baseball dynasties, and whether Murphy’s success sets a new standard for modern managers. Can the Brewers keep the momentum, and is Pat Murphy the next managerial icon to enter Cooperstown?

Milwaukee Brewers’ Pat Murphy clinches a historic third consecutive Manager of the Year award after leading his small-market squad to 103 wins and a World Series title. Can his old-school approach and mastery of small ball continue to outclass big-spending juggernauts like the Los Angeles Dodgers? The focus is on how Murphy transformed the Brewers’ identity, fostered player development, and inspired a fundamentally sound, relentless team culture. The conversation spotlights breakout stars Kevin McGonigle (Detroit Tigers) and Sal Stewart (Cincinnati Reds), whose electrifying rookie campaigns set new benchmarks—McGonigle’s elite plate discipline and versatility, and Stewart’s run-producing power. Insights include the impact of player-friendly contracts, the evolution of winning mentalities in traditionally struggling franchises like the Chicago White Sox, and whether the Brewers’ formula signals a shift in baseball’s balance of power. Are these the new blueprints for MLB success? Support Us By Supporting Our…

Detroit Tigers phenom Kevin McGonigle claims American League Rookie of the Year after leading the league in WAR, hinting at a bright future alongside teammates Dylan Dingler and Riley Greene. Meanwhile, frustration brews among New York Mets fans as Carson Bench’s strong all-around season falls short in the National League voting, with Sal Stewart of the Cincinnati Reds taking home the award thanks to his 32 homers and 112 RBIs. Sully breaks down what these results mean for both contenders and teams in the midst of transition. The discussion explores the unpredictable legacy of the Rookie of the Year award, why the Los Angeles Angels are scrambling to find a permanent GM before a likely lockout, and which franchises must rethink their rebuild strategies. Can Detroit’s young core fulfill their potential? Will the Angels finally steer their franchise out of turmoil?

In a different era, Luis Arraez would be considered a potential Hall of Famer. In today's game, he is bizarrely under valued. Sully takes a look at the man who can collect hits better than anyone in today's game and might be the perfect fit to where MLB could be evolving into. The former Twin, Marlin, Padre, Giant and Phillies infielder is up for grabs. Early rumors have him signing with Detroit. The defending AL Champion Rays should take a flier on him. So should the Yankees. Speaking of the Yankees, are they better off eating the rest of Giancarlo Stanton's contract?

Pete Crow-Armstrong cements his place among MLB’s elite by snagging a Platinum Glove alongside Cody Bellinger—are the Chicago Cubs redefining defense for the entire league? Eye-popping stats like 25 outs above average and smart analysis of Wrigley Field’s unique challenges highlight how Crow-Armstrong transforms run prevention. The heated fan vote for Platinum Glove sparks debate, with contenders like Wilyer Abreu and Bryce Turang making their cases, while the Toronto Blue Jays earn accolades for team-wide defense despite an underwhelming season at the plate. The conversation focused on key Gold Glove winners across both leagues, with insights into player durability and longevity—can Tarik Skubal’s power pitching justify a massive long-term deal despite recent elbow surgery? The discussion explored market dynamics, free agent landing spots, offseason rumors, and the high stakes of the upcoming MLB lockout. Defense, durability, and big-money deals dominate the MLB landscape as teams position for next season’s…

San Francisco Giants face a crossroads as Joe Maddon emerges as a potential answer to their struggles. Could the seasoned manager, now on the Hall of Fame ballot, revive a franchise that’s fallen on hard times since the Bruce Bochy era? Sully focuses on recent managerial trends, noting the rapid turnover of Manager of the Year winners and pondering if the Giants should reenact the “one last ride” scenario seen with Dusty Baker and Bochy. A key theme that emerged was the challenge of unmovable contracts and revitalizing underperforming rosters. The discussion explored parallels to the Yankees’ trade for Scott Brosius, suggesting dramatic swaps—like Mike Trout for Willy Adames—could spark similar turnarounds. Insights on Buster Posey’s leadership, analytics in the clubhouse, and the passionate Giants fanbase round out this energetic analysis. Can the Giants reclaim their big-market status and contend again in a shifting NL West landscape?

Major League Baseball's offseason is heating up, but with a potential lockout looming, the clock is ticking on free agency! On today's Back to the Bullpen with Mike Stanton, Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down the biggest names on the market, including Tarik Skubal, Randy Arozarena, Seiya Suzuki, and the top pitchers who could reshape the 2027 MLB season. Plus, Japan's newest power-hitting sensation, Teruaki Sato, is preparing to make the jump to Major League Baseball! Coming off an MVP and Triple Crown season in Japan, Sato brings incredible power, elite exit velocity, and projections of 30-plus home runs. But can his aggressive hitting approach survive against MLB pitching? Mike offers a former big league pitcher's perspective on how teams might attack the Japanese slugger. We also discuss the looming December 1 CBA deadline, how a potential lockout could impact free-agent signings, and which teams could make the biggest moves before baseball's offseason comes to a halt. On today's show: Tarik Skubal…

It is a crossover with Sully and Paul Holden of Locked on Rockies. Colorado Rockies fans searching for hope: could seismic NL West shifts finally open a path back to October? As financial realities threaten the Los Angeles Dodgers’ juggernaut status and the San Diego Padres face looming challenges, the door might crack open for a Rockies resurgence. The conversation explores whether age and contracts could unravel the Dodgers’ dominance, drawing parallels to past MLB power shifts. The discussion focuses on the Rockies’ stalled rebuild, featuring prospects like Ethan Holliday and Jackson Cox, and the perennial puzzle of building a winning pitching staff at altitude. Can creative pitching strategies—such as leveraging sinkerball veterans or innovative bullpen tactics—make Coors Field less of a death sentence for arms? The hosts debate potential free agent targets, the importance of a strong organizational coaching approach, and what it will take to make Colorado an attractive destination for players hungry to…

$23.15 million sets the stage for MLB offseason drama as qualifying offers spark high-stakes decisions. Will Jake Bauers bet on himself and the Milwaukee Brewers or test a volatile free agent market clouded by CBA uncertainty? The conversation focused on key names like Seiya Suzuki (Chicago Cubs), Randy Arozarena (Seattle Mariners), and David Bednar (New York Yankees), weighing the risks and rewards of accepting or declining massive one-year deals. A key theme that emerged was the Hall of Fame’s Contemporary Era ballot, spotlighting recent icons Dusty Baker and Bruce Bochy, and whether their managerial legacies guarantee Cooperstown enshrinement. The discussion explored new managerial hires, with Jason Kanzler shaking up the Mariners and Albert Pujols emerging as a candidate for the Houston Astros’ helm. Can bold front office moves propel these franchises back to contention, or will uncertainty derail their ambitions? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored…

Veterans Committee shakes up Hall of Fame talk as Bruce Bochy and Dusty Baker headline the Contemporary Era Ballot. Is Cooperstown ready for a legendary San Francisco Giants reunion? Sully explores Bochy's World Series wins with the Giants and Rangers, Baker's dramatic postseason journeys with five franchises, and Buster Posey's Hall of Fame chances—all with emotional ties to Giants history and memorable playoff moments. Key topics include Lou Piniella's overlooked credentials, Bill White and Ted Turner's multifaceted baseball legacies, and the Seattle Mariners' bold move hiring Jason Kanzler—a World Series-winning Dusty Baker lieutenant—as their new manager. With debate over A-Rod, Chase Utley, and the expanding Hall of Fame class heating up, Sully asks: which icons will get their moment in Cooperstown, and will fans finally see the Giants’ golden generation immortalized together?

MLB awards season sparks heated debate: Can Yordan Alvarez’s dominant numbers make him a unanimous AL MVP, or will Junior Caminero and Bobby Witt Jr.'s performances sway voters? Meanwhile, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s historic 40/40 campaign positions him as a frontrunner for NL MVP, with Shohei Ohtani and Bryce Turang battling for runner-up honors. Cy Young contention intensifies as Jacob Mizerowski’s record-setting strikeouts and Cam Schlittler’s sub-2.00 ERA headline the pitcher’s race—will rookie Parker Messick steal first-place votes? The conversation explores breakout campaigns by Chris Sale, Christopher Sanchez, and relievers like Mason Miller, Bryan Baker, and Cade Smith in the relentless chase for pitching hardware. Manager of the Year predictions spotlight Pat Murphy’s World Series run with the Milwaukee Brewers and Will Venable’s remarkable turnaround with the Chicago White Sox. Plus, the Mariners surprise the league with an unconventional first-time managerial hire. Who will take home the sport’s…

Award season heats up as the Milwaukee Brewers celebrate a historic World Series title and MLB's top performers vie for MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year honors. Key contenders like Yordan Alvarez, Junior Caminero, Bobby Witt Jr., Shohei Ohtani, and Pete Crow-Armstrong dominate the conversation, with spirited debates on which stars truly defined the season. Is Pete Crow-Armstrong poised for an MVP breakthrough, and could Cam Schlittler claim Cy Young glory for the Toronto Blue Jays? Sully explores Gold Glove winners, qualifying offers, and looming uncertainty over a potential lockout. Managerial candidates like Pat Murphy, Don Mattingly, and Walt Weiss are scrutinized, with the Brewers’ remarkable run earning special recognition. Listener stories and baseball nostalgia punctuate the episode, including heartfelt tributes to Brewers legends Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, and the late Marshall Edwards. As MLB faces offseason turbulence, the question remains: which stars and leaders will define the sport’s next…

Chicago Cubs dominate MLB awards season as Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman capture Gold Gloves, highlighting elite defensive play. Can their fielding prowess overcome pitching limitations and spark a postseason surge? The conversation focused on the Cubs’ exceptional defensive metrics—Crow-Armstrong’s 25 outs above average and Bregman’s 15 defensive runs saved—while examining how defense offset the team’s average pitching staff and fueled their success. The discussion explored Gold Glove selection nuances, raising questions about the influence of offensive performance and marquee status on defensive awards. Attention also shifted to the Houston Astros’ new era under GM Randy Flores, as challenges like roster holes and managerial hires loom. Key insights include a breakdown of offseason player options, strategic trade considerations around Jeremy Peña, and how both Cubs and Red Sox leveraged defense-first rosters to lead their leagues. Is elite defense the new blueprint for contenders? Support Us By…

MLB free agency heats up as major roster decisions loom ahead of a possible lockout and a rapidly approaching CBA deadline. Will stars like Tarik Skubal, Freddie Peralta, Randy Arozarena, and Jazz Chisholm Jr. land new deals before December 1? The discussion explores how owners, general managers, and players navigate contract negotiations in a year with heightened uncertainty, spotlighting Scott Boras’s aggressive approach and the domino effect of big-name signings. Are teams with fresh leadership in the AL West, like the Angels and Astros, poised to shake up the market? Controversy ignites as the Manuel Clase and Luis Ortiz pitch-fixing scandal heads to federal court, raising new questions about MLB’s relationship with legalized sports gambling. The episode unpacks the impact of alleged game manipulation, the responsibility of players, and potential fallout for teams caught in the crossfire. Can MLB balance integrity and entertainment as betting becomes more intertwined with the sport? Support Us By…

Milwaukee Brewers capture their first-ever World Series title, igniting an unforgettable citywide celebration. Generational moments take center stage as icons like Robin Yount and tributes to Bob Uecker highlight what this win means to Brewers fans who have waited decades. Emotional fan reactions, parade highlights, and memories of players past and present showcase the impact of this historic victory. Sully looks at the Brewers’ underdog journey and examined Pat Murphy’s candid comments regarding the New York Yankees, sparking debate about small-market teams, player loyalty, and baseball’s evolving business landscape. Additional topics include the legacy of Mets great Jerry Koosman, fan conspiracy theories, and reflections on free agency motivations. Will the Brewers’ “team-first” formula inspire more clubs? Can the Yankees respond to critiques about their roster strategy? Don’t miss the full breakdown of how Milwaukee made baseball history.

Milwaukee Brewers reign supreme as 2026 World Series champions, with William Contreras capturing MVP honors after a dominant run both at the plate and behind it. Can the Brewers’ dynamic blend of leadership, emerging stars, and untouchable bullpen unlock another title—or will turnover and predictions from baseball’s powerhouses stand in their way? The conversation focused on Contreras’s impact as the Brewers’ anchor, standout postseason performances by Cooper Pratt and Bryce Terang, and unsung heroics from David Hamilton and Trevor McGill. Key topics include Milwaukee’s unmatched shutout streaks, Christian Yelich’s leadership as the franchise’s first-ever captain, and whether Aaron Ashby’s historic relief outings warranted MVP consideration. The discussion explored Pat Murphy’s strategy, pivotal World Series moments, and if this Brewers roster has what it takes to repeat and defy baseball’s conventional metrics. Is another golden October in Milwaukee’s future? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday…

For the first time since 1957, the city of Milwaukee has a World Series championship. The Brewers made their fans wait an extra day after the Game 4 collapse but got the job done as Jacob Misiorowski gave the Brewers enough on the mound, Trevor Megill closed it and Series MVP William Contreras and hitting hero Cooper Pratt supplied the fire power. Pat Murphy has made himself a Milwaukee legend and a wonderful run has its apex and justification. Sully looks at the clincher in Tampa Bay, a touching reunion of brothers and a reminder to Brewers fans that all of the pain they have endured in the past is now over forever.

Milwaukee Brewers silence the Tampa Bay Rays to clinch their first-ever World Series title—proving relentless pitching and teamwork can outshine superstar spending. Can this “old school” approach spark a new era in Major League Baseball? The conversation focused on how Christian Yelich’s leadership, Pat Murphy’s unconventional decisions, and dominant bullpen arms like Jacob Mizerowski and Aaron Ashby propelled the Brewers past the Padres, Dodgers, and Rays. Key themes include Milwaukee’s fan-fueled celebrations, the astonishing demand for watch party tickets, and insights into World Series parade rituals. The discussion explored tough postseason strategy calls, Tampa Bay’s missed offensive opportunities, and the emotional highs and lows for both champions and runners-up. Are the Brewers setting a blueprint for success with their relentless offense and commitment to pitching? Don’t miss this spirited analysis of the newly crowned 2026 World Series champions. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens…

The Milwaukee Brewers are YOUR 2026 World Series Champions! For the first time in the franchise’s 57 seasons and 44 years after falling short while representing the American League in the World Series, the 2026 Brewers make history on their way to defeating the Tampa Bay Rays and winning the World Series in Game 5, 4-1! Jacob Misiorowski led his team over 5 scoreless innings, while William Contreras and Cooper Pratt delivered on offense! We’ve got INSTANT REACTIONS from the hosts of Locked On Brewers and Locked On Rays on the finale to this classic series! It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Men's 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. KALSHI For a limited time, Download Kalshi and use code Locked On to get $25 when you trade $25. Kalshi. Trade what’s next. Odoo Great organizations…

Tampa Bay Rays refuse to fold against the Milwaukee Brewers, forcing another dramatic World Series showdown. Clutch performances from Chandler Simpson, Johnny DeLuca, and Ben Williamson ignite a late-game rally after Cooper Pratt’s near-legendary homer for Milwaukee. Championship hopes hang in the balance as both bullpens deliver scoreless frames, with errors and high-leverage pitching decisions taking center stage. Can Jacob Misiorowski deliver the ace performance Milwaukee needs with key reliever Aaron Ashby unavailable? The episode spotlights pivotal moments, from Pratt’s breakout to puzzling moves like handing the ball to Shane Drohan in extra innings. Comparative playoff history—including the 2004 Red Sox’s comeback and Hal Smith’s forgotten heroics—adds context to this hard-fought series. Get set for intense analysis and preview of the Rays’ bid to extend their postseason miracle.

The Tampa Bay Rays rose from the ashes, rallying for two runs in the bottom of the 12th to keep their season alive and to keep the Milwaukee Brewers from celebrating their first World Series title in franchise history. Cooper Pratt homered for the Brewers in the top of the 12th, giving Milwaukee a 3-2 lead, but Joey Ortiz botched the throw on a routine leadoff grounder off the bat of Junior Caminero in the bottom of the frame, and the floodgates opened for the Rays. Liam Hicks, Jonny DeLuca, Chandler Simpson, and Ben Williamson followed the error with four consecutive hits off Brewers lefty Shane Drohan, and the Rays will live to see a Game 5. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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…

The Tampa Bay Rays have forced Game Five in the 2026 World Series hanks to a walkoff hit from Ben Williamson. This Game saw many late heoics from the Brewers ooper Pratt, the Rays Chandler Simpson, and amazing bullpen play

Milwaukee Brewers dominate Tampa Bay Rays with a commanding 10-1 blowout, putting them just one win away from their first World Series title. Can the Rays rally, or are the Brewers poised to make history? Sully focuses on the pivotal instant replay review in the 5th inning, the breakout performances of Robert Gasser and Christian Yelich, and Tampa Bay’s bullpen collapse that opened the floodgates for Milwaukee. A key theme that emerged was how the Brewers’ dynamic blend of analytics, gutsy managerial decisions, and aggressive baserunning redefined the World Series narrative. The discussion explored the failures of Tampa Bay fans to fill the stadium, the rise of postgame conspiracy theories, and how this Brewers team is reshaping the blueprint for small-market success in Major League Baseball. Will Milwaukee complete their epic run, or can Tampa Bay force a dramatic series turnaround?

The Milwaukee Brewers beat down the Tampa Bay Rays in World Series Game 3 and are one win away from a sweep, and their first championship in franchise history. The Brewers, led by contributions up and down their lineup, scored early and often, including an historic top of the fifth in which they collected eight two-out runs on seven two-out hits. Jackson Chourio, William Contreras, Christian Yelich, Sal Frelick, and Robert Gasser starred for the Brewers. On the other side, the Tampa Bay Rays could get nothing going offensively, and they must find a way to flip the script immediately and slow down Milwaukee—something no team has been able to do this postseason—in order to avoid losing their third World Series in as many chances. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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 dominate the Tampa Bay Rays with relentless offense and a historic eight-run fifth inning, powered by clutch performances from Jackson Chourio and William Contreras. Can the Rays recover, or are the Brewers on the verge of a World Series sweep? The Brewers’ deep lineup and aggressive baserunning have put them in complete control, as even unsung heroes like Robert Gasser deliver standout postseason moments. Breakdown highlights include analysis of Freddy Peralta’s pitching struggles, the Brewers’ record-setting two-out rally, and the psychological edge that comes from playing with unshakable confidence. The conversation explores how Cristian Yelich, Chourio, and Contreras contribute to this “ultimate team” effort, outplaying the Rays in every facet—from fielding to the bullpen. With Milwaukee eyeing a perfect postseason sweep, listeners get insider perspective on championship mentality, resilient clubhouse culture, and what it would take for Tampa Bay to turn the series around. Support Us By…

Milwaukee Brewers dismantle the Los Angeles Dodgers and eye World Series glory, while questions swirl around the New York Yankees’ stagnant leadership. Can Tampa Bay Rays force a Game 7 showdown, or will the Brewers clinch the title in dominant fashion? Sully tackles heated listener reactions to postseason predictions, unpacks Freddy Peralta’s pivotal role, and compares Jacob Misiorowski’s five-inning stints to legendary World Series aces like Orel Hershiser and Madison Bumgarner. The conversation explores ESPN’s declining relevance in sports coverage, debates men’s health, and spotlights the Yankees’ recurring playoff disappointments under Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone. Plus, baseball trivia, fan commentary, and a look ahead to Rays vs. Brewers Game 3 at Tropicana Field.

Milwaukee Brewers stun the Tampa Bay Rays with dramatic comebacks, taking a commanding 2-0 World Series lead. Can their belief-fueled approach and resilience rewrite postseason history? The Brewers, dubbed “The Comeback Crew,” showcase relentless at-bats, manufacturing runs against elite pitching—including overcoming a four-run deficit versus Drew Rasmussen and the Rays' staff. Key discussion points include Aaron Ashby's emergence as a postseason hero with a record-breaking scoreless streak, Sal Frelick's improbable home run, and how Milwaukee’s clubhouse culture—emphasizing trust over egos—fuels their run. The episode explores strategic bullpen management by Pat Murphy, match-up advantages, and the critical stakes for the Rays heading into Game 3 behind Freddy Peralta. Tune in for analysis on manufacturing offense vs. home run power, overlooked contributors like Cooper Pratt, and the high-pressure mentality shaping this unforgettable World Series showdown. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens…

Tampa Bay Rays squander World Series momentum as Milwaukee Brewers rally from a four-run deficit in a bizarre Game 2. Is a sweep looming, or can Freddie Peralta rescue the Rays' championship hopes? Sully breaks down Tampa Bay's costly errors, Liam Hicks' pivotal home run, and Drew Rasmussen's unraveling on the mound. The conversation focused on critical base-running decisions, bullpen management, and Ashby’s superhuman relief — all highlighting the Brewers’ resilience and the Rays’ struggles. Key topics include the importance of aggressive (but not reckless) play, questionable managerial moves, and the urgent need for Tampa Bay to regroup before Game 3. Can the Rays avoid a disastrous 3-0 hole, or are the Brewers on the brink of their first-ever World Series title?

Milwaukee Brewers rally from a four-run deficit to take a 2-0 lead over the Rays in the World Series. Analysis, stats, and game highlights.

It took an accurate replay review, but the Milwaukee Brewers did indeed take a thrilling Game 1 of the World Series from the Tampa Bay Rays. Christian Yelich got the triple early that put the Brewers on the board and Jacob Misiorowski threw gas. But Nick Martinez held his own and Jonathan Aranda got on base 4 times. Sully looks at the game, some peculiar plays at third base, a look at Game 2 and see sawing loyalties that took place throughout the game.

The Milwaukee Brewers' formula just keeps working as they take World Series Game 1 in dramatic fashion over the Tampa Bay Rays. Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, and Willson Contreras sparked a two-run rally in the first inning, Jacob Misiorowski pitched five strong innings, and the Brewers' bullpen—led yet again by Abner Uribe, Aaron Ashby, and Trevor Megill—covered the final four innings in the pivotal win. The Rays made things very interesting in the top of the 9th, particularly after a would-be game-ending double play was overturned after replay review, but the Brewers ultimately held on to win. In game two, Rays ace Drew Rasmussen takes the mound, and he'll be opposed by Brewers No. 2 Logan Henderson. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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…

Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers square off in a World Series nobody saw coming—can speed, pitching depth, and smart play dethrone Major League Baseball’s big-market favorites? Junior Caminero’s explosive bat meets Jacob Misiorowski's record-setting velocity, while Chandler Simpson’s blazing speed and Josh Hamilton’s clutch power threaten to tip the scales. Sully brings together Kevin Weiss and Chuck Freimund to break down the keys to this Fall Classic: bullpen endurance, the evolution of pitching strategy with Drew Rasmussen and Freddie Peralta, and the chess match between two small-market contenders unafraid to bunt, steal, and manufacture runs. With both squads exposing the flaws of the Dodgers and Yankees, questions swirl—will managerial instincts or roster depth prove decisive, and can the Brewers’ balanced attack outlast Tampa Bay’s rotational edge? This matchup guarantees a first-time champion and a showcase of baseball’s most dynamic and underrated stars.

Milwaukee Brewers’ power bullpen faces off against Tampa Bay Rays’ precision starters in a World Series duel with history on the line. Can Jacob Misiorowski rebound from postseason struggles to outshine Drew Rasmussen’s dominance, or will Freddy Peralta’s trade-deadline resurgence tilt the edge toward Tampa Bay? Both teams chase their first title, and with high-stakes pitching matchups, every inning will matter. Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton break down the strengths, vulnerabilities, and unique approaches of both pitching staffs, spotlighting Aaron Ashby’s electric relief work and Kevin Cash’s selective “circle of trust” bullpen strategy. As fatigue, overexposure, and bullpen depth become deciding factors, the show explores whether Rays’ dependable rotation or Brewers’ relentless relievers are better built for a seven-game battle. Don’t miss expert analysis on what will separate champions from contenders in this year’s Fall Classic. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s…

This is a dream World Series match up. The Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays colliding in the World Series is easily the most interesting match up of teams since the Cubs played Cleveland in 2016. In the last 100 years, it is the second time two franchises who have never won will face off. And Sully also points out that it is a collision of the best teams in each league. It is also two teams that play the game in the proverbial "right way. And oh yeah, they embarrassed the Dodgers and Yankees along the way. People who love teams earning a title, playing great baseball and being feel good stories should be falling over themselves for the 2026 World Series, the walking answer AGAINST the Lock Out!

Aaron Boone returns for a 10th season with the New York Yankees despite playoff heartbreak and mounting pressure from fans and former players. Can Boone’s leadership finally deliver a World Series berth for the Bronx Bombers, or are roster issues and injuries to stars like Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton the real story? Brett Chancey and Mike Stanton debate the manager’s future, the team’s postseason struggles, and the shifting expectations in Yankee lore. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Phillies make headlines as Don Mattingly signs a two-year deal to manage under his son, GM Preston Mattingly—the first father-son duo in MLB history. The hosts explore the Phillies’ tough stance on player performance, Mattingly’s clubhouse impact, and the trials of rebuilding. Plus, Milwaukee Brewers fans get the inside scoop on Brandon Woodruff’s playoff eligibility saga and the iconic “MB” glove logo. Is a new World Series champion about to emerge? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s…

For the third time in team history, the Tampa Bay Rays are going to the World Series. Freddy Peralta pitched well. Junior Caminero and Yandy Diaz slammed key homers. But Sully thinks Kevin Kelly saved their season with a clutch 8th inning strike out. The Rays are moving on and Cleveland is going home. With such a depleted pitching staff, why wasn't Tanner Bibee used? And if he was hurt, what was he doing on the roster. We have a Brewers and Rays World Series... and that's a good thing.

Tampa Bay Rays punch their ticket to the World Series by overpowering the Cleveland Guardians, fueled by clutch homers from Yandy Diaz and Junior Caminero. Can the Rays’ relentless team chemistry and deep pitching staff—anchored by ALCS MVP Freddie Peralta—outduel the powerhouse Milwaukee Brewers in the Fall Classic? Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down the Rays’ electric ALCS victory, spotlighting key moments, bullpen dominance, and the underdog narratives shaping both Tampa Bay and Milwaukee. The episode digs into lineup strengths, how managerial decisions by Kevin Cash and Steven Vogt shaped the postseason, and what Rays fans can expect as their team faces off against Mizerowski, Rasmussen, and one of MLB’s best bullpens. October baseball hits fever pitch—will this World Series go the distance? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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…

The Tampa Bay Rays are World Series bound! They defeated the Cleveland Guardians, 7-3, in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series and will head to the Fall Classic against the Milwaukee Brewers. Freddy Peralta, Junior Caminero, and Yandy Diaz came up huge in the Rays' pennant-clinching victory. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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 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. KALSHI For a limited time, Download Kalshi and use code Locked On to get $25 when you trade $25. Kalshi. Trade…

Yandy Díaz slugged. Drew Rasmussen pitched. And Kevin Cash has the Tampa Bay Rays on the cusp of the World Series. Sully talks about the shut down Cleveland lineup and exhausted pitching staff and now they have zero days of rest. Sully looks at the Rays taking control and wonders if Cleveland has a shot with the ALCS in games 6 and maybe 7. Cleveland does have a solid road record and the possibility of their ace in a game 7. But if the Rays win, remember the best team in the AL would play the best team in the NL.

Tampa Bay Rays are just one win away from clinching a World Series berth after a gritty 3-1 victory over the Cleveland Guardians. Can Drew Rasmussen’s dominant outing and Kevin Cash’s tight circle of trust in his bullpen push the Rays past the finish line? Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey dissect Rasmussen’s pitching mastery, the Rays’ early scoring, and Cleveland’s missed opportunities with runners in scoring position. Key discussions center on Parker Messick’s struggles, bullpen fatigue, and the strategic use of relievers like Freddy Peralta in high-leverage situations. The hosts debate Jose Ramirez’s role as a potential difference maker, what it will take for the Guardians to generate offense against “Fastball Freddy,” and the impact of defensive miscues. As Tampa returns home with momentum, will the Guardians extend the series, or can the Rays close it out in Game 6 and finally chase their first World Series title? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real,…

The Tampa Bay Rays, behind a superb Drew Rasmussen, won a pivotal Game 5 in Cleveland and will take a 3-2 series lead back home to Tropicana Field. The Rays are one win away from a World Series berth and a date with the Milwaukee Brewers in the Fall Classic. The Cleveland Guardians won their first game at home, giving them a 2-1 series edge, but dropped the final two, pushing their season to the brink. The Guardians must win both games in Tampa Bay in order to win the AL pennant. It's MLB Game Night: Every Game. Every Night. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! 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 Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your…

Cleveland Guardians' postseason hopes hinge on Jose Ramirez’s bat, while the Tampa Bay Rays roar back into the ALCS, turning the series into a best-of-three showdown. Can Cleveland recover after another hitless night from Ramirez and defy Tampa Bay’s awakened offense led by Jonathan Aranda and Yandy Diaz? Sully unpacks Game 4’s pivotal moments, surprising bullpen moves, and the crucial role defensive miscues played in shifting the series momentum. As attention shifts to the next must-win matchup, Sully explores the emotional stakes for Guardians, Rays, and Milwaukee Brewers fans alike, spotlighting the potential for a generational breakthrough. How will Cleveland’s rested bullpen match up against Drew Rasmussen, and could Tampa’s underdog narrative fuel a stunning run? The drama builds with the promise that, no matter who advances, one long-suffering fan base will finally witness baseball history.

The Rays beat the Guardians 7-3 to tie the ALCS 2-2. Brewers await their World Series opponent. Get MLB Game Night analysis and postgame reactions.

There will be no three peat! The Los Angeles Dodgers were overmatched by the Milwaukee Brewers, who completed a sweep and were simply the better team. Aaron Ashby dominated out of the bullpen as Garrett Mitchell did not care about left vs. left match ups with a key homer. Now the Brewers should be favored to win it all. Meanwhile Petey Halpin powered the Guardians to a victory over the Rays and a 2-1 lead in the series. Can Cleveland top the Rays on Friday? Weather pending of course. Sully looks over a fun and thrilling day of baseball, the last day of the year with multiple games.

Milwaukee Brewers shock the baseball world, sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers to claim their first National League pennant in 44 years. Can the Brewers’ relentless approach and lockdown bullpen carry them to a historic World Series victory? Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down Christian Yelich’s leadership, Jake Bowers’ NLCS MVP heroics, and crucial performances from Aaron Ashby and the bullpen, highlighting comeback wins and the team’s grind-it-out style. Debate heats up over the Dodgers’ future—is LA’s dynasty fading, or will they reload? Analysis covers manager Pat Murphy’s tactical brilliance, lefty-on-lefty surprises from Garrett Mitchell, and key shifts in Major League Baseball strategy. Plus, a look ahead at the ALCS with the Cleveland Guardians and Tampa Bay Rays battling unpredictable weather and red-hot pitching. Are small-market teams rewriting the MLB playoff script? Don’t miss this fast-paced postgame analysis. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health…

The Milwaukee Brewers return last year's favor and SWEEP the Los Angeles Dodgers, winning the NLCS and advancing to their first World Series since 1982!! Despite a 4-0 lead, the Dodgers couldn't keep the Brewers from scoring 6 unanswered runs across the rest of the game! Meanwhile, the Cleveland Guardians take Game 3 of the ALCS at home, with a 3-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays! Petey Halpin is the hero as the Guardians take a 2-1 lead in the series! It's MLB Game Night: Every Game, Every Night! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Men’s 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. KALSHI For a limited time, Download Kalshi and use code LockedOn to get $25 when you trade $25. Kalshi. Trade what’s next. 5-Hour ENERGY Get candy-flavored chaos with Fruity Rainbow 5-hour ENERGY®️ Shots - available online at https://5hourENERGY.com or Amazon…

Milwaukee Brewers push Los Angeles Dodgers to the brink, fueled by Jake Bauers' relentless at-bat and a lights-out bullpen. Can the Brewers clinch their first World Series trip since 1982 and flip the postseason narrative? Sully breaks down Milwaukee’s statement win in Game 3 of the NLCS, spotlighting Chourio’s leadoff homer off Blake Snell and a masterful, no-nonsense bullpen strategy. Key topics include Will Smith’s unexpected offensive spark for LA, managerial gambles by Dave Roberts, and questions about Dodgers’ suddenly silent bats. With Tyler Glasnow set to start for the Dodgers in a must-win Game 4, the conversation turns to pitching matchups and Milwaukee’s home run surge. Plus, get updates on the ALCS pitching battle, Houston Astros’ managerial change, and the trivia challenge every baseball fan will want to weigh in on.

Milwaukee Brewers dominate the Los Angeles Dodgers as Jake Bowers and Jackson Churio power a stunning 3-0 NLCS lead. Can the Brew Crew clinch their first World Series berth since 1982? Dramatic home runs from Churio and Garrett Mitchell, plus Bowers’ relentless 11-pitch at-bat, set the tone against Cy Young winner Blake Snell. The Dodgers’ response stalls, while Brewers pitching silences LA’s offense and manufactures crucial late-inning runs. Mike Stanton and Brett Chancey break down key postseason heroics, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts’ unique perspective on 0-3 deficits, and preview pivotal ALCS matchups with analysis on Gavin Williams and Griffin Jacks. Plus, heated discussion on Astros front office chaos, coaching shakeups, and Don Mattingly’s new role in Philadelphia. The road to the World Series heats up—can the Brewers finish the job? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing…