Gap to Gap

After a long layoff the boys are back to talk no hitters, Tony La Russa, and guys looking weird in new uniforms. Baseball is SO BACK and so are the boys.

The boys talk the first two weeks of the season before going into full deliberation over the new rules proposed in the MLB through the Atlantic League. Boy, oh boy, is this a wild one. The boys go off. Tune in and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

The boys recap the first week of the season, from Castellanos to Shohei, from packed stadiums to a moved all star game. The boys are here to cover it all. Cheers y'all!

The boys are locked in for Opening Day (not that locked in, we got the number wrong again) and come out with some HOT topics. Joe Biden, team vaccinations, and COVID restrictions are discussed before going into talking injuries that will effect some squads early in the year. More serious, less laughs (still some, just less), but we still bring the heat. Appreciate this season everyone!

Tommy is a big dumb idiot and says that its episode 85, its 84. ANOTHER slow news week, so we get through it by talking injuries and drafting the Central Divisions. Did we get it right? Who should take home the whole crown??

Drafting AL East vs NL East. Which team would you go with? Did we get it right? Let us know!

The boys take a dull news week and turn it into a new fun concept. Drafting a fantasy team from each division and pitting them against each other! We start in the West; who do you think got the better team? Let us know @brkdwn_sports!

Good grief, what an episode. With more news breaking on Mickey Callaway and his extra-marital affairs while in Cleveland, the boys dive into that. They also dive into some nickname drama regarding Frankie Lindor, and lastly the boys have their own Rotary Club meeting, and discuss the comments made my Mariners former president/CEO Kevin Mather. As always the boys take on some more serious topics with the light heartedness you've come to love them for.

The boys mourn Tim Tebow's retirement and debate if it was a failed or successful experiment. They talk about the continuing dumpster fire that is the Mets. They break down every team's win totals for the upcoming season and wrap on the Fernando Tatis contract. We're back baby. Pitchers and catchers are reported and we are READY.

The boys are back after a bit of a layoff, sorry about that G-Unit. But we are BACK and better than ever. Tommy and Seven dive into the moves that went down when they were away and then get BREAKING news about the Benintendi trade. Finally, the boys cap it off with the classic "Who is the face of the league?"

The boys reveal the 2021 Gappie Award Winners and dive into the current news of the MLB. As always, a fun filled episode that you gotta check out!

The Indians traded Francisco Lindor, and Tommy reacts accordingly. There really isn't much more you need to know about this one.

The boys get off the rail in record time talking about a Christmas favorite. But when they reel it back in they dive into the Padres shaking the landscape of the MLB. The trade for Blake Snell immediately puts the Padres in the conversation for the best in baseball, where do the guys land on it and how do they see it shaking out? What else moves the needle for them? And are YOU ready for the Gappie Awards next week? Tweet your award nominees and award ideas to @TCarosielli8, @real7costanza, and @brkdwn_sports.

The boys dive into the name change of the Cleveland baseball team, the history behind some of the rumored changes, and they cast their vote for the future name. They also talk about the MLB's decision to include the Negro League as a "major league" and how it's stats will impact the landscape of MLB's record books. They touch on how the MLB has been speculating pushing the season start back a month for the COVID-19 vaccine. Lastly, they talk Hunter Renfroe's signing to the Boston Red Sox. Come laugh with us.

The boys are back on the mic after a pair of episode-less weeks. The free agent market is starting to take shape for this offseason and the boys dive into what they see as the top stories of the market. They talk about the Mets being, wait for it, competent. The Rays are falling apart, and Seven is HERE FOR IT. And finally, the boys break down the Hall of Fame ballot. Tommy makes his usual case for Barry Bonds, Seven refutes that, and then they cast their own ballots. The usual shenanigans of your favorite baseball podcasters are back just in time for the holidays. Let's get it.

Cy Youngs and Managers of the Year have been announced and Tommy and Seven dive in right away. They tackle Trevor Bauer's Lids ad and the real meaning behind all the hats WAKE UP SHEEPLE. Tony La Russa's second DUI is discussed and what do the boys think the White Sox should do in response? They discuss Alex Cora's rehiring and Steven Cohen's comments about why he bought the Mets. They end on a heartfelt thank you to the CPBL fans. As always, listen and subscribe and leave a review wherever you listen!

The boys are back in action as they dive into #AwardsSZN before we get into the offseason sadness. Gold Gloves and Silver Sluggers have been chosen and Tommy and Seven break them all down. Tommy dies on his hill of Rawlings athletes winning Gold Gloves. Here’s the Adam Dunn video Tommy refers to, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiZfc0b2t3Q&t=549s Finally the boys dive into free agency with MLB Trade Rumors predictions of the Top 50 Free Agents. They go into the Top 10 and the best of the rest. As always, thanks for listening. Cheers.

The boys dive right into the World Series champion Dodgers and how the decision of Kevin Cash may have affected the rest of the series. The Mets have been officially purchased by Steven Cohen. Does Cohen = Charles Minor? Are the Mets Dunder Mifflin? AJ Hinch is going to Detroit and Tony La Russa is going to the White Sox. Who got the better deal? With the pandemic, teams are struggling to pick up player options, and there's a ton of talent now available. How does your team's free agent pool look?

Tommy and Seven discuss the World Series first two games and go deep on the Gold Glove finalists and the Players Choice Awards. The usual laughs mixed with some good analytical conversation that you've come to love us for. Be sure to follow @brkdwn_sports for all the content. Sports, gambling, podcasts, you down?

We're talking CS's and what do we think of a potential comeback on both sides? Does baseball need a mercy rule? Would you walk off the field? A fun episode as we hit a fun milestone.

Tommy dives into every single series we've had so far as Seven sweats out game four. Another solo episode but he doesn't slack on the content. Locked, loaded, playoffs. Cheers y'all.

Bubble talk and playoffs. Not much else to it. The boys go through the brackets and tell you who will absolutely no doubt about it bet the entire house because this team is winning the World Series. Either way, we made it. Let's enjoy it. Cheers.

*Michael Scott Voice* Well, well, well, how the turn tables… Tommy is now on full bleach watch as the Indians have lost SEVEN IN A ROW. The boys break down the ENTIRE playoff picture and try to bring it into focus as we are less than two weeks away from the playoffs. Then they try to dive into commissioner Manfred’s new decisions on postseason celebrations, future playoff format, and social media policy. A therapeutic episode for Tommy is hopefully a fun one for you!

A bevy of topics are discussed as the boys discuss an early playoff picture, the Yankees struggles, the Buffalo Blue Jays, the blowout of the Marlins and their social media team’s response. With that, the boys pivot to how the Rangers have struggled since the bout with Fernando Tatis and how the unwritten rules impact the game. Then Tommy and Seven discuss Clemente Day and the possibility of it becoming universal around baseball. Lastly, the boys talk playoffs and what could change down the stretch.

It’s all about the trade deadline, all episode long. The boys dive into the biggest trades and give all their thoughts on it. Jonesy makes an appearance. Tommy and Seven discuss trade deadline strategies and who they think won and lost the deadline. We love it all, we hope you do too.

Tommy and Seven dive deep into the Fernando Tatis Jr drama along with rehashing the Indians drama, Casey Mize’s callup, and then dive into the playoff picture as we approach the midway point of the season. How’s your team doing? Are they in position to make a run? Are they stricken with COVID like the Cardinals? Are they not following guidelines like the Indians? Tweet us, let us know! #theBRKDWN

The boys are back in action and are talking Cleveland idiots, Coliseum fights, Cincy trolling, COVID opt outs, and all your favorite shenanigans as always. Tommy is a little more heated than usual and Seven comes out swinging like he always does. A nice break from all the other BS in the world right now. Don’t be like the Indians, wear a mask, wash your butts, and lets save the MLB season together.

Tommy and Seven are back talkin' baseball and they discuss a whole bunch this week. Manfred's role in MLB's COVID response, the Mets' interesting news cycle this week, Shohei Ohtani's injury, and the Cardinals COVID Casino Catastrophe. Finally the boys go into what teams are hot and who's not. Lastly, the boys give their curtain calls to send you through the week strong. Listen now!

Seven is back from vacation and baseball is back on our TVs and back in our hearts. But will it be for long? With the Marlins COVID-19 breakout, the boys tackle commissioner Manfred's response interview with Tom Verducci before taking you around the weekend that brought sports back in 2020. Injuries, top performers, playoff predictions and more. Listen now, and let us know what you think by subscribing, rating and reviewing wherever you listen to podcasts!

Tommy is solo again this week as Seven is on vacation, probably getting himself prepped for the season. But Tommy tackles some broadcasting issues he has with the season while watching the Indians take on the Pirates in an exhibition matchup. He previews the first two days of baseball and sends you into the season with some good vibes. Next time you hear us, we'll have baseball for you. Be still, my heart.

After a 2 week the boys are back to dive into opt outs and win totals. Who are the biggest surprises? Do you agree? Disagree? Just thrilled to have baseball back? Us too. Let us know on Twitter, follow and interact with us at @Real7Costanza and @TCarosielli8. As always, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review!

Pretty simple this week, baseball is back. The boys break it all down. We bury the lead, as usual, and talk pupdates and Tommy's new phone, but then we dive into EVERYTHING about this new season. We needed this one, and we got it. See ya next week baseball, and thank you.

Seven is back and issues us our very first pupdate. The boys then dive into the new proposals the MLB has offered the players, and don't look now, but it looks like we may have baseball this summer after all. Tommy and Seven dive into all the ups and downs, pros and cons, and goods and bads of the proposal and how it can impact the future of Major League Baseball. Subscribe, rate, and review wherever you listen and as always, keep it Gap to Gap.

Tommy is back and he's riding solo for this episode of Gap to Gap. With Seven out on paw patrol, Tommy dives into proposal-gate and then tackles every first round pick. No, not terribly exciting. Not nearly as exciting as the NFL draft, but this is how we avoid sad boi hours and we hope you can join in and learn about the first rounders.

The boys endulge in full on sad boi hours as they come to grips with the fact that there will not likely be baseball this season. We dive into the proposals, the how's and why's, and what is sports going to look like in 2020. Not our usual fun selves, but these arent fun times.

Tommy and Seven bring in some new friends as Twins prospect Mitch Horacek and his agent Alex Hinz. The crew dives into the new MiLB developments, what quarantine is like as a player and as an agent. What MiLB hat is Mitch's favorite? Is Alex's life like Jerry Maguire? And what exactly is everyone doing when they "work from home." Listen now and spread the word! Follow our newest friends @MHoracek14 and @AlexTHinz on Twitter and check out Mitch's Instagram mitch_horacek. And as always, check out @the_BRKDWN, @TCarosielli8, and @Real7Costanza and be sure to keep it Gap to Gap.

A different type of episode this week as the boys take the whole episode to discuss the news of the leaked emails regarding the players union and owner's discussions towards a season. What's holding us back? Tony Clark and Scott Boras. Who hates them? Well, everyone, but Seven takes it to a new level in this episode. Check it and be sure to subscribe, rate, and review!

The boys dive into the new MLB season plan and the friction between the players and the owners. What caused Seven to jump into a war with Jon Heyman? And how are our favorite foreign teams doing? Check it all out and more on this week's Gap to Gap.

The boys dive into the idea of a second spring training as broken by Trevor Plouffe. The season is coming, it's just a matter of how, when, and where. Tommy and Seven talk about the WAGONS they have hitched themselves too, the NC Dinos and the Rakuten Monkeys. They also discuss the KBO and how the CPBL will be impacted by it. Come laugh with us!

An absolutely smashing episode of Gap to Gap as the boys welcome in another international guest as the Baseball Brit, Joey Mellows, joins the show. He talks about his introduction to baseball, his travels around the world of baseball, his taste in American beer and a whole lot more. Tommy and Seven also discuss the Mets, the CPBL as usual, AND Tommy plays a Japanese video game and gives his thoughts on it. Be sure to like, subscribe, and review the show and spread the word!

The boys are back for another week of CPBL action. The Monkeys are STILL a wagon and may never ever lose. After an extra innings win against the Brothers, the Monkeys continue to roll. Tommy and Seven go around the league and talk about who may ever challenge the Monkeys. They touch on the KBO and how South Korea's league compares to the CPBL, they pick another team, so inevitably another wagon. They finally reach the Red Sox punishment and discuss the fairness of it, spoiler alert, it's not.

Lots of CPBL talk this week as the boys got their first taste of the league. The Monkeys are a WAGON, and we don’t want to say we told you, but we definitely told you. Some talk around the league along with proposal pushback from Mike Trout of all people. Listen now and come laugh with us!

Opening Day is a mere hours away in the CPBL, and the boys are here to preview it for you with a guest from the CPBL website Tommy and Seven have used to get up to date on ALL things CPBL. Before Rob joins the pod, the boys talk about the Passan Bomb that was dropped on Tuesday regarding the MLB’s season. They dive deep into the possibility of it, and if they think it’s even a good idea. Then the interview with Rob ends the show! A quickie but a goodie! Listen now!

Baseball is (kinda) back. The Chinese Professional Baseball League will be having it’s season, and your favorite baseball pod has you covered on everything you need to know about the CPBL. The boys dive DEEP into the league’s four teams, they adopt a team to root for and break down some of the unique marketing strategies used by these teams. A quick episode full of laughs to help get you through this awful quaratine. #DiamondOfTheApes

The boys hop back in the Elimination Chamber but they are knocking out the World Series champs of the 2000s. They discuss Noah Syndergaard’s decision to have Tommy John surgery, Trey Mancini’s cancer procedure, and the potential options for the scheduling of the MLB season. Come join us!

Baseball is gone and the boys are sad. Tommy and Seven discuss the COVID-19 crisis's impact on baseball, the two Yankee minor leaguers that are infected, Trevor Bauer's sandlot game, our own version of backyard baseball and the rules we played by, THE DRAFT POTENTIALLY BEING CANCELED(???), and finally, the boys have some fun and draft teams from the old school Backyard Baseball games. Who takes the GOAT? Who has the better team? Let us know @the_BRKDWN

….Are you kidding me? Baseball is now on the shelf, the boys record the night before the madness hit the fan and dive into the impact of what a world without sports may look like. Tommy and Seven dip into the new Ohtani Rule and Francisco Lindor’s contract negotiations. Lastly, the boys go into MLB’s The Vault and try to predict the next decade of Major League Baseball.

Gap to Gap is back after an unexpected bye-week. But the spring is in full swing, and is that good for everyone? The boys dive into the health throughout the league as it seems we've run into more injuries in the first half of spring training. The guys talk about some of the biggest free agents still on the market. Christian Yelich signs an 8 year, $200 million contract and the boys discuss the implications of that throughout the league.

Why dress it up? Episode 40 of Gap to Gap is nothing but a 43 minute undressing of MLB commissioner Robert D Manfred Jr. We’re awaiting confirmation but we believe the D is for “Doesn’t deserve to be commissioner”

BASEBALL IS (kinda) BACK! Pitchers and catchers have reported. Tommy and Seven are here to bring you all the news of the past week from the Mets spring training facility and Steve Cohen fallout to the new rules and proposed playoff changes. It’s a fun episode and you gotta check it out now!

WILD action packed episode. Mookie Betts gets traded right before the episode and the boys try to break it down in real time. The boys give it time to let the dust settle and dive back into the elimination chamber, going through the atrocity of hats that the MLB rolled out for this spring. After losing Seven and him coming back they finish the chamber. They then go back and sort through the ramifications of the Betts deal and how it shakes out around the league.