We’re back from Boston and kicking off today’s episode by recapping our trip to Fenway Park (4:21), including two games and a ballpark tour. Is Fenway the best ballpark in MLB? Then at (9:28), we dive deep into the Braves-Red Sox series—what did we learn from watching them up close, and what’s next for both clubs? Are either legit playoff contenders?

At (29:36), we break down the Subway Series in full. The Yankees took two of three, but all eyes were on Juan Soto. How was his reception in the Bronx? Is the lack of hustle a concern? Is he happy in Queens? We also look at the Yankees’ “Plan B” offseason signings and ask the question: are they better off without Soto?

At (53:16), we wrap with Rivalry Weekend highlights from around the league: the Orioles fire their manager, the Dodgers get swept at home, Jose Alvarado gets hit with an 80-game PED suspension, the Twins streak to 13 wins, and more storylines from a wild weekend in MLB.

We open the show with some gym talk—specifically the songs currently fueling our workouts (0:09). Then it’s onto MLB’s decision to reinstate Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson (5:00). Should they finally be in the Hall of Fame? Were outside factors at play?

We then shift to the Yankees-Mariners series (17:32), where the Yankees took 2 of 3 to win their third straight set. We talk Oswaldo Cabrera’s tough ankle injury and what it means for the third base situation, Luis’s dream trade target, Fried’s outing, the rise of West Coast Will Warren, the resilience this team keeps showing, and Trent Grisham going ballistic.

Then it’s Yankees-Mets and Rivalry Weekend across baseball (43:00). How will Juan Soto be received in the Bronx? Luis has a hot take. We also touch on MLB’s marketing strategies (54:30) before closing with recaps of the rest of the midweek series (59:50).

We open today’s episode talking about Fenway Park food ahead of our Boston trip, then dive into the Yankees taking 2 of 3 from the A’s in Sacramento. We break down Will Warren’s dominant Friday start, Jasson Domínguez’s three-homer night, and the offense exploding again Sunday—but question if the Yanks are leaving meat on the bone after another bullpen collapse Saturday. Our main takeaway? Sutter Health Park feels a step below MLB quality, especially with the wind and outfield conditions.

At (25:34), Tigers fan Andrew Ruppert joins the show to talk Detroit’s hot start and the surprisingly strong AL Central. He shares thoughts on the lineup depth, coaching, that electric rotation, and whether it’s sustainable.

Then at (54:42), we recap the rest of the weekend around MLB: the Cardinals winning 8 straight, the Mets taking a series from the Cubs, Atlanta losing to Pittsburgh, Roki Sasaki’s continued struggles, Toronto sweeping Seattle, Bud Black getting fired after a 21–0 Rockies loss, Mother’s Day shoutouts, and more.