Speak To The Beak

In our last division preview prior to the start of the 2021 season Tim “The Ferds” breaks down the AFC East. Tim starts off with the New England Patriots and their shocking decision to release Cam Newton just a few days ago. Tim tells us why we really should not be surprised by this move and why Mac Jones will be treated like the young Tom Brady filling in for Drew Bledsoe. Tim also tells us why he expects a big rebound for the Patriots defense as well as their team as a whole. Next up Tim talks about the Jets and rookie quarterback Zach Wilson. He tells us why despite what he showed in the preseason this is most likely going to be an uphill battle for Wilson and the Jets. Tim also tells us why there is some fantasy value to be had on this Jets team. Next up Tim goes to Miami where he talks about how he has been out on Tua well before Miami drafted him and why he would have already sold the farm for Deshaun Watson. Lastly Tim talks about how Josh Allen and the Bills are the heavy favorites in this division and why he expects the Bills to make a deep run into the playoffs in 2021.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” goes down south to visit the AFC teams that reside there. Tim starts off by quickly dismissing the Texans especially if DeShaun Watson is not going to be playing but he explains how funny he finds it that they added every old running back on the planet to one team. He quickly moves to Jacksonville where he explains despite Trevor Lawrence's potential greatness he is going to have a long year. Tim also tells us that Urban Meyer is 100% going to be a bust at the NFL level and he fully expects him to pull the health card when he quits this job. Tim also tells us why the Travis Etienne injury is costly going forward for him but there are other guys on this roster who have fantasy value. Tim finally gets to the only two teams who actually have a chance in the Titans and Colts. Tim explains why the Colts are dependent on Carson Wentz's health and why they could run the table in the AFC if he is out there. As for Tennessee it comes down to one thing, and that one thing is defense. Tim tells us why he expects Tennessee to go far despite their terrible defense but how it will cost them come playoff time.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” breaks down the AFC North, but he starts off by telling us why he thinks the Seahawks really dropped the ball with the Jamal Adams trade and now contract. Tim also explains some ripple effects of the Jamal Adams contract around the league and within the Seahawks organization. As far as the AFC North goes Tim starts off with the Cincinnati Bengals and tells us why we should all be worried about Joe Burrow's knee and why the Bengals let him down just one draft into his tenure as the quarterback. Tim goes on to tell us why he thinks every single guy on the Bengals offense is basically a steal in fantasy drafts across the board. Next up Tim piggybacks off fellow Beak Brands author Tom Ruppel's 32 in 32 on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tim goes in on why Pittsburgh is basically set up for failure again in 2021 and why last seasons collapse should not be a surprise at this point. After Pittsburgh Tim goes to Cleveland where he wants to water down expectations for this Browns team. Despite their strong off-season and draft Tim isn't buying into the Browns as a true Super Bowl contender this season or even the favorite for the division crown. Finally Tim tackles the Ravens and explains why they are still the top dog in this division in his mind.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” discusses his favorite division the AFC West. He starts off with the Las Vegas Raiders and explains to us why he is still very confused to what is going on there. Not only did the Raiders “revamp” their entire offensive line but they also signed a running back that they did not need. Derek Carr has been improving every year under Gruden but will it be enough to get them into the playoffs after another collapse last season. Next up Tim goes to Denver to talk about the Broncos scary defense. Tim tells us why if the Broncos get anything out of Drew Lock or Teddy Bridgewater this is a fringe playoff team just based off their defense alone. Speaking of defenses after Denver Tim talks up the Chargers and tells us why he is once again drinking all the Charger Kool-Aid possible. Tim tells us why he isn't worried about Justin Herbert repeating his season last year and why Brandon Staley was a great hire for the Chargers. Tim lays out why he thinks the Chargers will make the playoffs after they have repeatedly disappointed him in years past. Finally Tim talks about how the Chiefs can shake off the Super Bowl loss and why he expects them to get back to the big game again this year. Tim explains why the Chiefs were able to fleece the Ravens for Orlando Brown and why the offensive line re-haul will do more than just allow Pat Mahomes to stay in the pocket.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” starts off the show with the big news of Carson Wentz and Quenton Nelson going down for the Colts with the same injury. Tim tells us why Carson Wentz's injury could be a death sentence for the Colts if they don't make a trade or bring Philip Rivers out of retirement. Tim also explains why Carson Wentz's mental abilities would be greatly impacted by a big dick Nick Foles trade. Tim quickly explains why he thinks almost every team should be in on Jeff Gladney despite the negative PR that would come with him. For the main portion of the episode Tim tells us why the Eagles and Giants are in the same boat when it comes to their quarterback but why Daniel Jones could lead the franchise down a very slippery slope if he doesn't pan out this season. Next up with the Cowboys Tim explains why it is going to come down to the defense to save Mike McCarthy's job, and why he is already nervous about Dak Prescott. Finally Tim wraps it up with Washington and why he thinks their young defense led by their ferocious defensive front could carry Ryan Fitzpatrick all the way to the playoffs.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez get to geek out over the MLB trading deadline that just passed. Tim explains that the Dodgers are out here trying to buy the World Series again after trading for Trea Turner and Max Scherzer. Keith and Tim discuss if the Giants or Padres have enough after landing Kris Bryant and Adam Frazier respectively. Next Tim explains why the Blue Jays “overpay” wasn't that big of a deal for Toronto while acquiring Jose Berrios. Keith dives deep into the two teams that blew it up with the Nationals and Cubs and tells us why this was the right move for both teams, unlike the Rockies. Tim and Keith recap a busy National League East which included guys like Starling Marte changing hands and the Braves trading for an entirely new outfield. Lastly the guys get to the two New York Teams, both Tim and Keith agree that they think the Yankees did a great job adding left handed bats in Joey Gallo and Anthony Rizzo but Keith tells us why it might not be enough this season. As for the Mets Tim tells us why the Javier Baez trade was not the move the Mets needed to make at the deadline and why it might cost them in the future.

In todays episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson talk about the wild off-season frenzy that has come about so far in the NHL. The guys talk both about trades and free agency moves, which moves impressed the guys and which left them scratching their heads. Tim and Joe come up with five total moves each they want to highlight from the off-season madness so far, Tim explains why the Redwings finessed the Hurricanes while trading for Alex Nedeljkovic. Tim also explains why he loved both the Seth Jones trade for the Blackhawks and why Colorado was essentially forced into trading for Darcy Kuemper. Both Tim and Joe try to figure out the Marc-Andre Fleury trade and why it still makes literally no sense. Joe gives us some quality free agent finds and some guys he think will flame out on their new teams. Joe tells us why Mike Hoffman was a huge necessary pickup for the Canadiens and why Freddy Anderson heading to Carolina is a red flag for him after they let Ned go in a trade.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” gets to talk about Aaron Rodgers showing up to Packers camp and why he loved his entire press conference. Tim explains why the Packers basically had no choice other than to cave into what Aaron Rodgers wanted, since he is the franchise. Tim also tells us that this could go very wrong for the Packers if Rodgers gets hit more this year with a few key offensive lineman from last season either injured or on different teams. Next up Tim goes through the NFC North in a divisional preview style. He starts off with one of the biggest storylines of the year which is can Dan Campbell actually coach and is Jared Goff bad enough to land the Lions the top pick of the NFL Draft. Next after telling us what we already know that Detroit is bad Tim moves onto Chicago and why Justin Fields is the last chance to save Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace's job. Starting Andy Dalton in the beginning of the season let's him take the lumps against some tough opponents while Fields get a little extra time, but can the Bears afford to wait? After this Tim talks about why he think the Minnesota Vikings will rebound in 2021 and even make the playoffs. Finally Tim talks about the Packers chances at getting to the Super Bowl a year removed from hosting the NFC Championship. While flying through the NFC North Tim also dives into some fantasy football players he likes from each team as well as highlighting a game on each team's schedule he wants to see.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez discuss some of the hottest names on the MLB trade market including Whit Merrifield, Kris Bryant, Craig Kimbrel, Byron Buxton and many more. Tim and Keith talk about the Mariners chances at making the playoffs and if White Merrifield is the piece that could vault them into the playoffs. Keith tries to tell us that the Mets will not be making a push for Kris Bryant but Kimbrel is potentially on the board for them. Tim explains why Byron Buxton turning down a big extension is a risky proposition for him and whatever teams lands him at the deadline. Tim and Keith give their takes on Max Scherzer and why he could be the piece that swings the National League West and potentially the World Series winner. Tim and Keith recap the Nelson Cruz , Rich Hill and Adam Frazier trades that occurred already. As always Tim and Keith give us some beat the streak picks as well as a fantasy waiver addition to go after for fantasy baseball.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson analyze the Seattle Kraken's expansion draft. Joe attempts to make sense of what exactly the Kraken's game plan was during this draft. Joe and Tim debate building for the future vs winning right now and which side is the “right” way to get it done. Next, Tim and Joe give some picks they actually liked for the Kraken and how those players can make an impact for Seattle now and down the road. Joe explains why he was shocked about the lack of trades the Kraken made or did not make prior to or after the expansion draft. Tim and Joe discuss if they would've taken Carey Price despite his cap hit and potential injury concerns. The guys also talk about their expectations for the Kraken this upcoming season as well as sharing their thoughts on some of the trades other teams around the league made.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” continues with his second division in the NFC for his divisional previews but first starts off with the sad news of Rams running back Cam Akers suffering an Achilles injury. Tim explains that Akers is a prime example of what can happen to a top heavy team like the Rams and what it means for their outlook on the season. Tim also looks at the injury from a fantasy perspective and he tells us why Darrell Henderson will now be grossly over drafted but Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp and friends are “going to the moon”. Next up Tim sets sail for the NFC South, he tells us why the Falcons are going to need to go belly up to really start their rebuild and why they are destined to finish in last in this division. Tim tells us why he expects the Carolina Panthers to be about the same as they were last year and why the Saints will obviously take a step back, but not for the reason you might think. Finally Tim tells us why it is basically a lock for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to be back in the NFC Championship game this year. Tim also gives us fantasy advice for each team in the division to go along with major offseason moves and his favorite game on each team's schedule.

Beak Brands author Tim “The Ferds” kicks off our coverage of the NFL season with his divisional previews. Tim starts off in the NFC West this year and gives us a recap of last season, some big additions and losses for each team, a fantasy player to look out for, his favorite game on the schedule and of course each teams overall record and Tim's standing prediction. Tim starts off by telling us why he thinks this is a make or break year for Steve Keim and Kliff Kingsbury in Arizona. Another miss at the playoffs could cost them both their jobs in a tough division. Tim thinks both the Seahawks and 49ers will have big years and why he thinks the Seahawks could revert back to more of a ground and pound offense while 49ers rookie quarterback Trey Lance may be the one to finally unlock the shackles that have held by Kyle Shanahans full genius as an offensive mind. Tim also tells us why Matt Stafford is the guy who is going to push the Rams over the top, and why the Rams game against the Packers will finally be the day Matt Stafford gets his long awaited revenge on former divisional rival Aaron Rodgers. Give a full listen for an in-depth look at each team as well as fantasy nuggets for every team.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez talk about the unfortunate injury to Ronald Acuna Jr and what it means for both him, the Braves and the National League East. Tim tells us why this is now hands down the Mets division to lose and why this might open the door for a Freddie Freeman trade out of Atlanta. Next up the guys talk about the first few picks of the MLB Draft. Keith says the Pirates selecting Henry Davis number one overall was a total shocker, the guys geek out on how they would draft their teams if they ran an MLB franchise. Finally heading into the All-Star break the guys give their home run derby picks as well as all the available derby prop bets. Tim tell us why his current pick is Joey Gallo and why either Gallo or Pete Alonso will definitely go over on the longest ball bet. Keith tackles the other side of the bracket and explains why it is going to be difficult for current AL MVP front runner Shohei Ohtani to take home the crown.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson talk about how Tampa was able to repeat as Stanley Cup champions. Tim looks back on his prediction on the Lightning winning the cup and tells us why Nikita Kucherov coming back essentially sealed the deal before the playoffs even got going. Joe stays salty about Tampa Bay being 18 million over the cap and tells us why Carey Price should have been a strong candidate for the Conn Smythe trophy despite being on the losing end of the Stanley Cup. Tim and Joe also discuss if this current Tampa team should be considered a dynasty. The guys discuss some of the early odds for next year's Stanley Cup, Tim and Joe even throw out some betting picks ahead of the NHL expansion draft. Finally the guys discuss the Viktor Arvidsson trade between Nashville and LA as well as Blues winger Vladimir Tarasenko requesting a trade. Joe and Tim give some potential landing spots for Tarasenko who has two years left on his contract.

In a jam packed episode today, Tim “The Ferds” alongside Keith Hernandez tackle a boatload of topics heading into the weekend of July 4th. Tim and Keith briefly touch on Hector Santiago being the first pitcher tossed and than suspended for sticky stuff. Tim makes the case for Shohei Ohtani being the American League MVP even if Ohtani were to get hurt today and not play a game for the remainder of the season. Keith owns up that he missed on Kyle Schwarber earlier this season but he explains why the Nationals. The guys talk about Trevor Bauer and the allegations made against him but they more importantly talk about what this means for the Dodgers if Bauer is unavailable to pitch for an extended period of time. The guys also talk about Josh Donaldson calling out Lucas Giolito and the trade rumors surrounding Donaldson. Keith and Tim both give some landing spots for the veteran third basemen. Keith tries to explain how Ronald Acuna Jr. always gets hit when the Braves play the Marlins. Finally the guys give us their fantasy pickups, beat the streak picks and of course a series they are looking forward to.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson go through all the NHL awards that were handed out yesterday and chat about the Stanley Cup. But first, the guys talk about the Ryan Nugent-Hopkins deal and why Edmonton would give Nugent-Hopkins so many years on his deal. Next the guys go through each major NHL award and share their takes on if the voters got it right. Tim tells us why McDavid should just win the award by default for the next 10 seasons barring injury and Joe gives us the lowdown on the sneaky good offensive season that Adam Fox had for the Rangers but why he thinks the Norris trophy should go to the best actual defensemen. Kirill the Thrill took home the Calder trophy but will he stay in Minnesota? Joe flames the NHL for their own website not being accurate. The guys also chat about game one of the Stanley Cup and what they expect throughout the rest of the series.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson do a quick recap of the Knights and Avalanche series where Tim tells us why the main difference in the series was the Avalanche's lack of big game experience up and down their roster. Joe dives deep into the Canadiens and Knights series where he tells us it isn't just Carey Price who is keeping the Canadiens in the series but it is also the defensive unit of Montreal. Tim and Joe share their predictions for the rest of the series where they both think the Knights will prevail to advance to the Stanley Cup. Meanwhile on the East coast Joe and Tim had a tough time watching the Islanders get curb stomped by Tampa in a pivotal game 5. Tim explains why this series has proven his point all year in that the Islanders are a system team they don't actually have a ton of individually good players. Joe and Tim both expect the Islanders to win game six at Nassau Coliseum. Finally to wrap it up Joe and Tim quickly touch on the Rangers hire of Gerard Gallant.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez discuss the one of the hottest topics in baseball, that being one of the sticky variety. After the recent rise in pitcher injury including Rays ace Tyler Glasnow Tim and Keith re-visit their previous discussion on if pitchers should be allowed to use foreign substances to better grip the baseball. Tim and Keith also dive into Glasnow's injury, was it really just due to him having to change mid-season or was his elbow bound to blow. Keith also speaks to Carlos Rodon's comments about MLB stepping in to discipline the pitchers but not the Astros for their sign stealing scandal. Tim tells us why if Wander Franco is half as good as the hype around him that the American League East might as well be wrapped up, it is the Rays division to lose even without Glasnow. Finally the guys give their beat the streak picks, series picks and of course they play who's your Randy.

In this episode Tim "The Ferds" and Keith Hernandez give their predictions for both the American and National League all-star game starters. Keith and Tim are in sync when it comes to Vlad Guerrero Jr. Jacob deGrom and Fernando Tatis Jr. but also come in with some sleeper picks at certain positions. Keith also explains why he thinks Shohei Ohtani will be hitting and pitching at the all-star game. The guys also give us their who's your randy picks, beat the streak picks and a series to watch for the week.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Joe Wilson finally get back at it after some vacation time to catch up on the NHL playoffs. Joe speaks to how he was really unsurprised after Toronto coughed up another playoff series and why Carey Price has been the MVP of the playoffs so far. Tim and Joe speak to how Vegas and Colorado have liven up to the hype and why they both think the Islanders will close out their series against Boston on Thursday night. Tim and Joe also give a short potential preview of Isles and Lightning as well as Montreal against the top seeded remaining western team.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez have a discussion about foreign substances being used by pitchers and why some guys don't care but others make a big deal out of it. Both Tim and Keith are pleasantly surprised by team USA qualifying for the Olympics despite no real players playing on the team USA team. Keith and Tim go back and forth on if the USA will ever win the Olympics for baseball due to the high rate of professional players that don't originate in the US. Tim is excited that the Reds are finally starting to wake up as a team and how crazy it is that the Reds were not going to start Jesse Winker at the beginning of the year. As always, the guys give us their beat the streak picks, fantasy updates and a series to look out for.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez discuss some pitchers that have recently suffered setbacks for their current teams. The guys debate which loss is the biggest, Corey Kluber, Noah Syndergaard or Mike Soroka. Tim tell us why he thinks Soroka being out for the Braves could doom them in the long run. The guys talk about some teams who are hot like the Rays and Giants and some teams that are not like the Diamondbacks and Orioles. The guys give some fantasy baseball nuggets including Cody Bellinger making his return and guys to add to your squad. Lastly both Tim and Keith give their picks for beat the streak after having a perfect season so far.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez discuss the drama that is surrounding the Chicago White Sox and why Keith has been on this since well before the season. Tim tells us why unwritten rules are horrible and need to be abolished immediately especially when swinging 3-0 with a big lead. Tim and Keith agree that all the rules go out the window when a position player starts to pitch. Tim and Keith also talk to the point of bunting with a no-hitter in progress. Tim and Keith give us their fantasy additions of the week as well as their picks for Monday 5/24 in beat the streak.

In todays episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez try to figure out why the Dodgers signed Albert Pujols and if he has anything left to offer. Keith outlines why Jarred Kelenic's first few games in the big leagues is a terrible sign for Mets fans everywhere. Tim explains why Vlad Guerrero Jr. has finally arrived after he has now hit a homerun in three straight games. Tim and Keith both agree that the Braves doing an exploratory surgery on Mike Soroka's Achilles is not a good sign for his health this season and why without him the Braves aren't nearly the same team. Tim and Keith hit us with some fantasy nuggets including why Robbie Grossman might be worth an add as well as some beat the streak picks for Monday

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Joe Wilson preview all the series for the upcoming NHL Playoffs. Joe and Tim tell us why it doesn't matter who Colorado and Vegas play in the West, their paths are inevitable. Joe tells us why Winnipeg might have a chance in the North while Tim is just happy to be able to say McDavid scored 100 points this season. Tim and Joe agree that Carolina might have to much fire power for Nashville but they are split on the battle of Florida. Tim tells us the very important reason he is taking the Lightning in this series. Finally in the East Joe is going to ride the Capitals all the way to the end while Tim tells us why he wouldn't be surprised if the Islanders don't make it out of round one. Tim and Joe also give their Stanley Cup predictions.

In todays episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez talk once again about more no hitters in the major leagues. Keith tells us why the three true outcome hitters are going to produce more no hitters as we go along. Keith also takes credit for being on John Means well before anybody else going back to our division previews. Tim tells us why the Hulk contributed to Wade Mileys no hitter and why saying goodbye to Albert Pujols is sad for everybody. Tim and Keith agree that Josh Hader is electric as he become the fastest relief pitcher to 400 career strikeouts and what it means for him going forward. Keith and Tim also address the Mets racoon incident and Jacob deGrom's injury issue. They also give their normal fantasy nuggets as well as their series of the week.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Joe Wilson talk about Tom Wilson... again. This time for his episode with the New York Rangers. Tim explains why the Ranger game against the Capitals will feature a ton of fights (spoiler alert, it did). Joe talks about how James Dolan might come back to regret his decision to dismiss the entire Rangers front office for pretty much no reason. Joe picks a hand full of teams to clinch during Wednesday nights games and both Tim and Joe highlight some early playoff predictions such as the Lightning and Panthers. Finally Tim and Joe wet their beaks by making some betting picks for Thursday.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Keith Hernandez take a look at some hot MLB topics including Corey Kluber going off in back to back starts. Keith and Tim also talk more AL East if the Blue Jays can keep it up or if Garrett Richards is now back to the good old days. Tim tell us why we need to move the bullpen in every major league stadium off the field. Keith tells us why playing video games for major league players isn't as fun as you think and both Keith and Tim discuss how bad the National League East is. Both guys give their random waiver adds for the week and of course a series to look out for.

Tim "The Ferds" hopes on for a special rapid fire reaction for every single teams first round picks from Thursday night.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson get us ready for playoff hockey with some of the teams who have already punched their ticket. First Joe and Tim discuss the NHL's new TV deal with Turner sports which was a big addition to the ESPN deal which was reported earlier this year. Joe talks about how he would like to hear Shaq talk about the NHL. Tim explains why if it is Vegas and Colorado Vs the field it might be in your best interest to stay in the West. Joe talks about how he is starting to lean on the Capitals bandwagon as we get closer to the playoffs. Joe also talks about how Nik Ehlers injury sinks the Jets in terms of making noise come playoff time. Tim and Joe continue to cheer on Connor McDavid on his quest for 100 points and give their picks for April 29th.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Keith Hernandez drool over Jacob deGrom's start for the Mets on Friday night. The guys geek out on numerous stats displaying his excellence. Keith and Tim then play a game where they alternate picking their dream rotation out of current MLB starting pitchers. Tim explains why deGrom might be "LeBron James'd" by Corbin Burnes. After this the guys discuss the Oakland Athletics scorching hot rampage as well as more fireworks between the Padres and Dodgers. The guys discuss which start was more surprising the Red Sox success or the Yankees below average play.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” and Joe Wilson break down some of the trades that have immediately paid dividends for their respective teams as we get closer to playoff hockey. Tim explains why Anthony Mantha will be huge for the Capitals especially if they can win their first-round matchup. Joe and Tim discuss the Islanders and Rangers game and if this game signals what is coming up in the near future for these two teams. Next up the guys discuss if the Western division pushing their schedule back will affect those teams come playoff time. Tim explains why he thinks McDavid could actually get to 100 points this season despite almost thirty less games played and what that would do for the legend that is Mr. McDavid. Joe defends his pride and dignity after being brutally attacked by Tim on his picks these past few weeks where the guys wet the beak and attempt to steer the ship in the right direction.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” accompanied by Keith Hernandez talk about Carlos Rodon's near perfect game as well as how rare it is to see two no-hitters within one weeks' time. Next the guy's breakdown some of the hotter teams in the league like the Red Sox and the Athletics as well as some teams that are not. Tim explains why the Mets need to take a page out of the Indians playbook for how they handle Shane Bieber. Keith tells us why the Yankees should be even more concerned now about their starting pitching then he was before the season started. Finally, the guys give a series to look forward to which includes more Dodgers and Padres well as a fantasy hitter and pitcher to scoop up this week.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" joined by Joe Wilson talk about the impact of both Jack Eichel and Ben Bishops injury and what it means for both Buffalo and Dallas. Tim and Joe breakdown some major trades we saw at the deadline including Taylor Hall, Jeff Carter, Sam Bennet, Kyle Palmieri and more. Tim and Joe explain which team needed to make a trade the most and if any of these Eastern teams can beat Tampa or Colorado in a seven game series. Tim and Joe also give their betting picks for Thursday night as well as their game of the weekend.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” is joined by Keith Hernandez to talk some of the hotter topics in baseball. The guys discuss how cool it was for the hometown guy in Joe Musgrove to throw a no hitter for the Padres and if the Fernando Tatis Jr. Injury will eventually catch up to the Padres. The guys also discuss if Houston and Anaheim can keep their fast starts for the whole year. Keith explains why the Yankees can't beat the Rays and if Aaron Judge has a serious injury which will never recover. Tim shares his thoughts on the Michael Conforto hit by pitch. Both Tim and Keith gives us some fantasy nuggets on who to scoop up this week as well as their favorite upcoming series for this week.

Tim "The Ferds" is joined by Joe Wilson to talk some puck as we come down to the final 20ish games of the NHL season. The guys open the show with some chatter about the Vancouver Canucks and their COVID situation. Joe tells us why the NHL should just tell them the season is over while Tim thinks that isn't exactly fair to the other remaining teams in the northern division. The guys then play puck outta here where they talk a potential King Henrik return, Kyle Palimieri, Mike Hoffman and their favorite and least favorite reverse uniforms. Finally the guys wet the beak with their best bets for Thursday while also noting that breaking news, Buffalo won not one but two games last week.

We made it to opening day! Tim "The Ferds" alongside Keith Hernandez step in the batters box to square off with some hot topics across the Majors. Keith and Tim both give their thoughts on the Francisco Lindor deal with the Mets where Keith is a tad more optimistic than Tim is. Next the guys shoutout to Trey Mancini for beating cancer and discuss Josh Donaldson who is already injured. The guys hit on some storylines such as the juiced ball, the NL MVP race and playing baseball in a blizzard. Keith and Tim discuss who they would rather build their team around between Fernando Tatis Jr, Ronald Acuna Jr or Juan Soto. The guys discuss some series this week that simulate there viewing senses as well as introduce a new fantasy segment called "who's your randy". Tim and Keith both give somebody with super low roster percentage who could get streaky hot like Randy Arozarena. Keith wraps up the show with some weird thoughts on how the White Sox are treating Eloy Jimenez.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Joe Wilson preview some hot NHL topics including the NHL trade deadline. First Joe gets reminded about the Rangers destroying his Flyers pick last week and the guys discuss the Aaron Ekblad injury and if Florida can survive without him. Joe explains why he isn't so impressed with Patrick Marleau's all time stats considering his games played and why he think Eric Staal to the Canadiens solidifies them as the four spot in the North. The guys play puck outta here where Tim explains why he thinks Nashville holds due to their recent surge and why he thinks Darcy Kuemper is the golden gem on the goaltending market. Joe tells us why the Islanders will probably make a boring move at the deadline. Lastly the guys wet the beak and give their game of the weekend.

With the last divisional preview Tim “The Ferds” and Keith hit the west coast which happens to feature the best two teams in the league. First the guys discuss if the Rockies are truly the worst team in the division and what exactly were they thinking trading Arenado for nothing. They also discuss what the chances are of Charlie Blackmon and Trevor Story being traded are. Tim tells us why if the Diamondbacks played in another division they would actually have a chance especially with a healthy Zac Gallen. Before they get to the two big boys in the division the guys take a look at the Giants and if they are about to nuke their franchise. Tim also apologizes to Aaron Sanchez for ruining his career. Finally the guys talk about the Dodgers and Padres, they discuss the Dodgers chances to repeat or if the Padres are ready to take down the big brother. Tim and Keith tell us why the MVP is basically which Dodger or Padre do you like best, and why Walker Buehler's pants should make him exempt from wining the NL Cy Young. The guys also give their picks for the NL pennant.

In todays episode Tim "The Ferds" is joined by his brother Tyler to talk some NFL Free Agency. The guys go through every division and give their winners and losers. Tyler explains why the Jets finally did something right while Tim is more on the Patriots. The guys explain why they agree that the Buccaneers had the best offseason of any team as well as why the Falcons might be the biggest loser. Tim goes in on if the Broncos revamped defense can stop the Chiefs and if the Kenny Golladay is enough to consider the Giants big winners. Follow Tim and Tyler throughout every division for both the AFC and NFC in this episode.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” is joined by his hockey sidekick Joe Wilson to give some predications on the rest of the season. First the guys discuss the Tim Peel situation and Tim explains why with sports betting becoming more prominent he expects more referees to start throwing games for big payouts. The guys also talk about how crazy Mike Zibanejad's six point period is and if between him and Panarin the Rangers can get into the playoffs. Joe tells us why he think Vegas will hold onto the top spot in the West and if he expects the Dallas Stars to make a playoff push with Tyler Seguin and Ben Bishop expected back soon. The guys give their top four predications for each division and as always give their games of the week and some betting picks.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and Keith Hernandez break down the National League Central. In an underwhelming division do the Pirates even have a chance to win 60 games? The guys tell us why the Cubs could be in for a massive rebuild in the coming years and why they think despite this that Javy Baez might resign. Keith explains why Josh Hader is hands down the best reliever in baseball and if the Brewers outfield can carry them to the playoffs, meanwhile Tim tells us why Jackie Bradley Jr. was the most overrated free agent this past offseason. Tim also explains why the Reds are his dark-horse for this division behind Luis Castillo and Sonny Gray. Finally the guys visit the Cardinals and try to explain how they got Nolan Arenado for basically nothing, they also tell us if the Cardinals pitching will hold them back. The guys give their pick for NL MVP and Cy Young out of this division as well as their divisional picks.

In today's episode Tim “The Ferds” is joined by Joe Wilson to discuss some hard hitting hockey topics. The guys discuss if the Islanders can survive without Anders Lee and how they could potentially replace him. Next the guys discuss Patrik Laine being benched again as well as if they like the Jordan Binnington extension for the Blues. The guys talk about Ovechkin taking over sole possession of 6th place on the all time goal scoring list and if he can actually eventually catch Gretzky. The guys also do some trophy tracking, will McDavid run away with the Ross trophy? Is Kane a lock for the Hart and much more. Finally the guys wet the beak after an 8-4 start to the season.

Tim "The Ferds" and friend of the show Keith Hernandez tackle their favorite division the NL East. Tim and Keith talk about the additions of Charlie Morton and Taijuan Walker to the division and kickoff the preview with the Miami Marlins. The guys discuss if the Marlins can repeat their success from last season on top of some fantasy sleepers to help your team. Next the guys talk about the Phillies and Nationals, they talk about if either of these teams despite their flaws can challenge for the Division. Keith explains why one injury to either of these teams top rotation members could mean the season is over. The guys dive deep on the Mets and Tim loses his mind over the disrespect that Jeff McNeil gets. Will the Mets bullpen hold up and can they challenge the defending division champs down in Atlanta. The guys also talk about potential MVP guys from the NL East and if anybody can challenge deGrom for NL Cy Young.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" dives into the Dak Prescott deal and explains why it is great for Dak but not so great for the Cowboys. The deal gives the Cowboys the best quarterback in the division but do they have a chance to win in the playoffs consistently with his new massive cap hit. Tim also looks at the ripple effect Dak's deal is going to have on other franchises such as the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens. Tim dives into some players who were released and why he knows for certain there are going to be a lot of good players who sign for close to nothing. Lastly Tim looks and analyzes every single player who was hit with the franchise tag.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and friend of the show Joe Wilson are gifted the pleasure of breaking down the NHL's new TV deal with ESPN. Tim and Joe explain the pros and cons to moving NHL games back to ESPN/ABC. Tim and Joe speak to the Islanders recent six game win streak and Joe explains if he saw this coming and if the winning streak is sustainable. Next the guys discuss Tom Wilson and fighting in hockey. Like goals? The guys breakdown some franchise leaders in goals and which guys they would want in the modern game. Lastly the guys wet the beak with some betting picks while also discussing if they would trade their sibling for a hockey stick.

In today's episode Beak Brands author Tim "The Ferds" is once again joined by friend of the show Keith Hernandez to discuss some American League East baseball. The guys breakdown how hopeless the Orioles are but how it is awesome to see Trey Mancini back. Next off Keith and Tim discuss if the Red Sox can keep up with the rest of the division despite some serious pitching issues without Chris Sale as of now. Speaking of pitching issues the guys discuss the Blue Jays chances to compete this year and if their young core of players headed by Vlad Jr. Bo Bichette and Cavan Biggio can propel them into the playoffs. The guys also talk about the Rays and Yankees chances as the current listed favorites for the East. Will their potential pitching problems doom them come playoff time? The guys also give some betting picks out of the East for the Cy Young and MVP. Lastly, the guys discuss their picks for this division as well as the American League pennant.

In today's episode Beak Brands author Tim “The Ferds” is once again joined by new friend of the show Joe Wilson to drop some hockey knowledge. The guys go through some of Patrick Kane's top achievements as he just reached 400 career goals and compare his career to Sidney Crosby's so far. The guys play puck outta here with three new topics this week. Is Patrick Kane the best American born hockey player all of time? Are the Sabers the worst run team in the NHL and will anybody take Jeff Skinner in a trade? Lastly for puck outta here the guys discuss T.J. Oshie and if his goal is the leading candidate for goal of the year. The guys try to wet the beak again this week by picking two more games after splitting 1-1 a piece last week. Lastly the guys give two awesome games over the weekend for our casual fans to tune into that should make for great hockey.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" and friend of the show Keith Hernandez break down some major storylines from the American League Central. The guys talk about their favorite offseason additions to the division as well as wet the beak by giving their picks for AL Cy Young, MVP and of course their division winner. The guys talk about if Miguel Cabrera will hit his major career milestones this year and if we will see Spencer Torkelson in a Tigers uniform. Tim shares why he thinks the Royals could be sneakily mediocre and why Sal Perez will be the fantasy baseball steal of the year from this team. Keith breaks down the Francisco Lindor trade from the Indians perspective and if the Indians can continue to win with Shane Bieber as their only proven starter. The guys break down the top of the division between the Twins and White Sox. Finally, Keith outlines in Keith's Korner how Tony La Russa effects the White Sox younger core and shares why the pick for AL MVP of out this division will most certainty be young player from the White Sox.

In today's episode Beak Brands author Tim "The Ferds" takes his talent to the frozen pond to talk so puck with new friend of the show Joe Wilson. The guys discuss everything and anything NHL for casual fans as well as diehards. For starters in their home markets the Islanders are getting fans back, what does it mean for the NHL and sports in general? The guys also dive into the Artemi Panarin situation where Joe stakes his claim that Panarin is arguably a top 5 player in the league and why the Rangers will most likely struggle without their best player. The guys play "Puck outta here or I puck with it" where Joe gives his thoughts on some burning NHL topics of the week. Finally the guys wet their beaks with some picks for the upcoming slate of NHL games, Tim explains why it also a near necessity to pick against the Senators any and every chance you get.

In today's episode Tim "The Ferds" is again joined by friend of the show Keith Hernandez to discuss the AL West for the upcoming season. Tim and Keith explain why James Paxton and Mitch Moreland were two great free agent signings for the division. Tim and Keith explain why there is some hope for the Rangers this year but it has nothing to do with the players. Will the Mariners bring up Jarred Kelenic this season and is he instantly their best player? Keith also gets his first installment of Keith's Korner and where he tells us about Shohei Ohtani and Albert Pujols. Tim and Keith give their favorite betting picks for the division, Cy Young and MVP as well as fantasy names to look out for. Finally the guys talk about the two big dogs with the Athletics and Astros and who is their pick to win.