Podcasts about Milwaukee Brewers

The guys think the Milwaukee Brewers were the biggest losers at the deadline after making pretty much no game changing moves. Jones and Keefe are confident in the Red Sox after an improvement at catcher and bullpen, but did not address their biggest need which was shortstop.

Jones and Keefe break down the trade deadline results and crown the Milwaukee Brewers as the biggest losers after failing to make any game-changing moves. While the guys are relatively confident in the Red Sox after upgrades behind the plate and in the bullpen, they question whether Boston made a critical mistake by failing to address their biggest need at shortstop

Griffin Warner talks betting for Monday. Trade deadline day arrives in the middle of a full Major League Baseball slate, and Griffin Warner spends this episode walking through every game on the board while the deadline itself keeps shifting the ground under several starting pitchers. He opens by noting that the Washington Nationals had already begun trading away pieces in the days before, a familiar pattern for a club that has repeatedly sold off talent once a playoff push stops looking realistic, and that the San Diego Padres spent the weekend as one of the league's biggest question marks, with starter Michael King's turn in the rotation pushed from Sunday to Monday amid persistent trade speculation. At 02:00 Griffin opens with the St. Louis Cardinals traveling to face the New York Yankees, where Michael McGreevy starts on the road opposite Cam Schlittler, New York opening as a minus 193 favorite with St. Louis getting plus 174 and the total sitting at seven and a half at even money in both directions. He questions whether McGreevy's soft contact approach can hold up in a small ballpark and leans to the under on the full game and the first five innings. At 03:17 the card shifts to Pittsburgh, where Pirates prospect Bubba Chandler starts on the road against a Milwaukee Brewers club still working with the return from trading ace Freddy Peralta, whose rights moved again to the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, and Griffin says the plus 125 underdog price on Chandler is not enough for him while he leans the total toward the over given his doubts about Pittsburgh's bullpen. At 04:02 he covers the Los Angeles Dodgers sending Justin Wrobleski to Chicago to face Matthew Boyd and the Cubs, liking the plus 116 home underdog price on Boyd given the travel the Dodgers faced after Sunday night baseball. At 04:48 he previews Logan Webb and the San Francisco Giants on the road against Cal Quantrill and the Texas Rangers in Arlington, saying he does not trust San Francisco as a minus 107 road favorite and would only get involved if the Giants were available as an underdog with plus money. At 05:49 he breaks down Shane Bieber and the Toronto Blue Jays traveling to face Cristian Javier and the Houston Astros, noting that Bieber himself could be traded before the deadline closes and calling the minus 129 price on Houston a little cheap given how well Javier has pitched out of the bullpen. At 06:19 he covers the Tampa Bay Rays sending Ian Seymour to Colorado to face Michael Lorenzen and the Rockies, expecting Colorado to score plenty while staying away from the over given his concerns about the Rays bullpen holding up its end. At 06:49 he closes the game breakdown with the Padres traveling to Arizona, where Brandon Pfaadt is a minus 110 favorite for the Diamondbacks, saying that price seems cheap and that he leans toward the over on the total and toward Arizona at home, especially if Michael King is unavailable to start for San Diego. At 08:06 Griffin directs listeners to Pregame.com and promo code HIT50 for fifty dollars off his Major League Baseball second half all access package, discounted from three hundred forty nine dollars to two hundred ninety nine dollars for the rest of the season through the World Series, noting the package has been up twenty four units during the current promotional window and has run north of thirty units at points this season. He wraps the episode at 09:07 with his best bet, acknowledging a loss last time out on Cleveland against Arizona before landing on Houston Astros minus 129 over the Toronto Blue Jays as the play he trusts most on a trade deadline day card shaped as much by roster uncertainty as by the numbers themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Cardinals just traded rental pitchers Dustin May and JoJo Romero to the Milwaukee Brewers for a pair of top 100 prospects? We break down the trade and discuss whether or not the Cardinals got an absolute haul back for two of their rental arms from a division rival. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2j_m928DkTZsnj0nR_bERQ/join Use code CARDS on Underdog Fantasy to get up to $1000 in bonus credit! https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-dealin-the-cards Use our Lids affiliate link here: https://lids.7q8j.net/QyG60o Buy our merch here: https://dealin-the-cards.creator-spring.com/ Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok @DealinTheCards Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Angels finally gave the home crowd something to cheer about! After a frustrating homestand, the Halos avoided the sweep by shutting out the Milwaukee Brewers 3-0 on a scorching afternoon at the Big A. Walbert Ureña was outstanding on the mound, delivering another clutch performance and keeping the Brewers' offense in check from start to finish. Offensively, the Angels got the timely hit they desperately needed from Wade Meckler, whose big swing helped provide the run support Ureña deserved. It wasn't an offensive explosion, but it was enough to snap the losing streak and end the homestand on a positive note. On this episode of the Halos in the Infield Postgame Show, ToddFox breaks down: Walbert Ureña's dominant outing. Wade Meckler's clutch contribution at the plate. How the Angels finally put together a complete game. The biggest takeaways from the homestand. Can the Halos build momentum heading into the next series? Join the discussion in the comments! Is Walbert Ureña earning a permanent spot in the rotation? Can this win be the turning point the Angels have been searching for? Be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for all your Angels coverage from ToddFox, Halos in the Infield, and the HITI Network! Hashtags: #Angels #GoHalos #LosAngelesAngels #HalosInTheInfield #HITI #ToddFox #WalbertUrena #WadeMeckler #Brewers #MilwaukeeBrewers #MLB #MLBRecap #AngelStadium #PostgameShow #BaseballTalk #AngelsBaseball #HaloNation #GoHalos #BaseballPodcast #MLBHighlights Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Brewers vs. Angels MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 8/2/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

It was SpongeBob Jersey Giveaway Night at Angel Stadium, but there wasn't much to celebrate for the home crowd. In front of a sellout crowd, the Angels dropped the opener of their three-game series to the Milwaukee Brewers, falling 6-2 as the struggles on the current homestand continued. Despite another chance to build momentum, the offense once again came up short, leaving runners on base and failing to generate enough timely hits. On this episode of the ToddFox Postgame Show, Todd breaks down another frustrating loss, what continues to plague the Angels, and why this team can't seem to find its footing at home. Is it poor execution, lack of consistency, or simply another example of a team searching for answers? On tonight's show: Brewers take Game 1, 6-2. The Angels remain winless on the current homestand. Offensive struggles continue. Key moments that changed the game. What the Halos must do to avoid another series defeat. Join the conversation in the comments and let us know your biggest takeaway from another disappointing night at the Big A. Be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the notification bell for more Angels coverage from ToddFox, Halos in the Infield, and the HITI Network! Hashtags: #Angels #GoHalos #LosAngelesAngels #Brewers #MilwaukeeBrewers #ToddFox #HalosInTheInfield #HITI #AngelStadium #SpongeBobNight #MLB #MLBRecap #PostgameShow #BaseballTalk #AngelsBaseball #HaloNation #GoHalos #BaseballPodcast #SelloutCrowd #MLBHighlights Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Brewers vs. Angels MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 8/1/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Friday. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler close out the month of July with a full Cash That Ticket breakdown of Friday's Major League Baseball card, delivered on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, opening with an honest look at a rough month before diving into a slate loaded with division and wild card stakes. They start with Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates visiting Hunter Greene and the Cincinnati Reds, leaning toward Pittsburgh's deeper bullpen in the first five innings, then turn to Andrew Painter and the Philadelphia Phillies against the Baltimore Orioles, where Painter's rough return from injury has both hosts circling the Orioles team total. Janson Junk and the Miami Marlins head to Citi Field to face a declining Freddy Peralta and the New York Mets, with both hosts leaning Miami in the first five innings as Peralta's trade rumors swirl. Foster Griffin gets the ball for Washington on the road against Bryce Elder and the Atlanta Braves, and the guys like Griffin's strong history against Atlanta even while admitting they do not trust the Nationals bullpen for a full nine. Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers visit a red hot Hunter Brown and the Houston Astros, a spot where Munaf backs the home favorite while Dave eyes value on the total given Houston's recent form. The night's headline game sends Ranger Suarez and the Boston Red Sox into Dodger Stadium against Eduardo Henrique and the Los Angeles Dodgers, with Shohei Ohtani back in the lineup and both hosts circling the Dodgers team total given the lineup's depth. Dave runs through a string of quicker takes covering the Milwaukee Brewers against the Los Angeles Angels, the Colorado Rockies against the Kansas City Royals, the Cleveland Guardians against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Seattle Mariners against the Minnesota Twins, the Chicago White Sox against the Tampa Bay Rays, and the San Francisco Giants against the San Diego Padres, before the show pivots entirely into football. The back half of the episode breaks down the Denver Broncos' win total heading into a new season under Sean Payton and quarterback Bo Nix, covering a brutal opening schedule, an improved receiving corps after adding Jaylen Waddle alongside Evan Engram, and a defense led by Patrick Surtain that should again rank among the league's best, with both hosts leaning toward the over while flagging real questions about an unproven backfield. They close the football segment with a season long passing yards prop on Bo Nix before locking in their best bets of the show. Along the way Munaf shares a Pregame dot com promo code, RBI50, worth fifty dollars off the Major League Baseball second half all access package, dropping the price from 349 dollars down to 299 dollars and covering every card through the World Series, valid through August 10. Best bets on this episode include a run line play on the Athletics against the Detroit Tigers built around heavy reverse line movement, and a moneyline lean on the Houston Astros over the Rangers, as the guys wrap up July, take stock of a disappointing Tigers season derailed by injuries, and look ahead to a Monday show previewing the Houston Texans win total for the coming NFL season, closing out another detailed, deadline aware breakdown of a full slate of games, injury news, and win total value across baseball and football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Milwaukee Brewers first baseman (and more) Jake Bauers joins Trevor and Dario on the latest episode of the Inside Wisconsin Podcast!We talk baseball, his journey to Milwaukee, life in the big leagues, and plenty more.The episode is LIVE NOW!

Send us Fan MailHillbilly hard work meets Major League dreams. 18-year-old Brady Smith joins American Roots Outdoors fresh off being drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2025 MLB Draft. Alongside his parents Brad and Erica and younger brother Bryn, Brady shares the emotional story of draft day, the years of grinding that got him there, and why he chose the pros over college ball at Wichita State. The Smith family also opens up about their Ozarks roots, faith, and love of hunting and fishing on the Current River — plus a full breakdown of how to clean and fry up a mess of suckers.Chapters:0:00 — Intro & Sponsor Messages0:59 — Show Open: Cardinals & Brewers Talk2:18 — Meet Brady Smith and Family3:26 — Draft Day Story6:08 — Brady's Baseball Journey9:56 — Who Is Brady Smith18:14 — College Path & Cardinals Snub19:20 — Hunting and Fishing with the Smiths27:39 — Faith, Family, and the Future35:07 — College vs. Pro Debate37:06 — Closing Thoughts38:36 — Bonus Segment: Cooking Suckers42:40 — Wrap-Up & Sign-OffMissouri Hunting Heritage Federation:https://www.mhhf.us/To follow American Roots Outdoors Podcast:https://www.facebook.com/groups/448812356525413To learn more about American Roots Outdoors:https://americanrootsoutdoors.com/https://www.facebook.com/AmericanRootsOutdoors/To follow Alex Rutledge:https://www.facebook.com/americanrootsalex/To follow Wayne Lach:https://www.facebook.com/wayne.lach.5To follow Mike Crase:https://www.facebook.com/mike.crase

Charlie and Mitch settle in for Tapping The Keg episode 660 where they talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers The podcast begins with the boys getting you all ready for Green Bay Packers' training camp with the biggest storylines to know for the next month. The podcast continues with the boys digging into the latest tea leaves around Tarik Skubal and what might happen from a trade perspective with the Milwaukee Brewers. Mitch convinces me to deal Logan Henderson. The podcast rolls on to talk about the Wisconsin Badgers in their put up or shut up here. Can Luke Fickell turn it around?

The MLB trade deadline is almost here, and the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves in position to make a serious run at a World Series. Dan Kasper is joined by Fox Sports Wisconsin Brewers reporter and Milwaukee Baseball Tonight host Hunter Baumgart to discuss whether the Brewers should go all-in for Tarik Skubal, what it would take to land the ace, and if the organization should be willing to part with top prospects. They also break down other pitching options, whether Milwaukee still needs another bat, the importance of clubhouse chemistry, and if GM Matt Arnold feels pressure to make a splash before the deadline. In this episode: Is Tarik Skubal a realistic target? Which Brewers prospects could be traded? Why starting pitching remains the top priority. Does Milwaukee still need another hitter? Could a blockbuster trade affect clubhouse chemistry? Is Matt Arnold ready to push all his chips in for a World Series? If you're a Brewers fan, this is your complete trade deadline preview before the biggest decisions of the season are made.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss Logan Murdock's recent article in The Ringer about how the Golden State Warriors have failed to build around Stephen Curry in recent seasons. They also ponder whether the Warriors are big-game hunting and if they should focus more on building in the present. Jaylen Brown continues to be at the forefront of all of these topics, too. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs discuss tracking their children on Apple Maps and Life360 before Willard quizzes Dibs on a stat relating to Brandin Podziemski. Later, they tackle the Podz Wars discussion and why he's not as bad as Golden State Warriors fans claim. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs continue to discuss the Warriors' future and suggest the front office brass -- Joe Lacob and Mike Dunleavy -- will eventually need to face the music. Also, how all-in are they for this upcoming season for Stephen Curry? Also, they briefly react to the San Francisco Giants' blowout 16-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Oracle Park this afternoon, supported by another strong outing from Logan Webb. In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs discuss the Golden State Warriors' inability to sign any notable free agents this offseason. They're also joined by ESPN senior NBA writer Marc Spears to break down the offseason and what it means for Stephen Curry. They finish the show discussing the latest around San Francisco 49ers' training camp with Ricky Pearsall's latest injury.

In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs continue to discuss the Warriors' future and suggest the front office brass -- Joe Lacob and Mike Dunleavy -- will eventually need to face the music. Also, how all-in are they for this upcoming season for Stephen Curry? Also, they briefly react to the San Francisco Giants' blowout 16-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Oracle Park this afternoon, supported by another strong outing from Logan Webb.

Tigers would be a big winner if they made this deal.

Are the Brewers the ultimate trade partner for the Detroit Tigers.

The Milwaukee Brewers are once again leading the NL Central, but can this year be any different from past campaigns that have come up short of the ultimate goal? I delve into what has made the Brewers successful so far this season and what they need to do to be successful come October.Thanks for listening!

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji and Dave Essler reunite on Cash That Ticket for a full breakdown of the Tuesday, July 28 major league baseball card, opening with a look back at Monday's near miss on the Washington Nationals team total tied to Max Scherzer's return from the injured list, a bet that looked live after the Nationals loaded the bases in the first inning before stranding the chance. From there the hosts move through an early Guardians and Reds doubleheader before turning to the night's headline matchups, starting with the Philadelphia Phillies and Miami Marlins, where neither host wants any part of Aaron Nola after a season of allowing home runs at an alarming rate, leaning instead toward Sandy Alcantara and Miami in the first five innings or the game total after the Marlins snapped a rough stretch with a walk off comeback win. The Arizona Diamondbacks and Pittsburgh Pirates follow, with Brandon Pfaadt and Bubba Chandler both expected to work deep after heavy bullpen usage in Monday's extra innings finish, pushing both hosts toward the first five under. The day's featured play comes from Citi Field, where Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves visit a New York Mets club already missing Juan Soto for four to six weeks, and both hosts argue Christian Scott is being undervalued in a heavily juiced line, settling on the first five under four as Munaf Manji's best bet of the show. Attention then shifts to the Bronx, where Cody Bellinger joining Aaron Judge on the injured list adds another dent to a Yankees lineup that has produced little run support for Gerrit Cole in his last three starts, sending both hosts toward Anthony Kay and the Chicago White Sox in the first five innings. The Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals bring a rare moment of full agreement on the Cardinals team total over, powered by Colin Rea's steep home and road split and Michael McGreevy's strong numbers pitching at home despite a lack of run support. Out west, Peter Lambert and the Houston Astros face Reid Detmers and the Los Angeles Angels, with both hosts landing on the first five under behind two of the more underrated arms in the game, before the conversation turns to Houston's trade deadline outlook, touching on rookie right hander Tatsuya Imai's surprising climb into Rookie of the Year odds and speculation linking shortstop Jeremy Pena to the Boston Red Sox. Dave Essler closes the card with his own best bet, backing Logan Henderson and the Milwaukee Brewers in the first five innings against the San Francisco Giants, while also weighing a Boston Red Sox team total over against the Athletics in hot weather and a Minnesota Twins team total lean against the Kansas City Royals. Munaf Manji wraps the card with a Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres total play and a note on the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Dodgers series, where the presumed Dodgers starter never actually got confirmed. The two close the show by previewing football season, noting all 32 NFL teams have reported to training camp with the Hall of Fame Game and the start of the show's NFL win total series, beginning Wednesday with the Chicago Bears, both on the horizon, and remind listeners that Pregame dot com is offering full season access to every college football and NFL pick through the Super Bowl using the promo code Super777 for 777 dollars. Cash That Ticket airs daily on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, delivering sharp, betting focused analysis for listeners looking to navigate a busy midsummer baseball schedule while the sports calendar begins its turn toward football, and this episode offers a complete look at every marquee pitching matchup, injury development, and trade deadline storyline shaping Tuesday's slate across the major leagues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailIn this episode the babes talk about the Mets and Rockies series, another record-setting game by Miz, and how hot the bottom of the order has been. We also speculate on what the Brewers might do, if anything, before the trade deadline, and as always share our Fielders Choice and Sausage Race winners.Support the showThis is a podcast created by fans of the Milwaukee Brewers and is in no way affiliated with the Milwaukee Brewers or with Major League Baseball.Follow us on Social Media!Bluesky: @BrewersBabesInstagram: @brewers_babesTwitter: @BrewersBabes

If it's good for performance, does that mean it's good for health?

Milwaukee Brewers at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Logan Henderson: The right-handed has made 8 appearances and 8 starts, carrying a 3.05 ERA and 0.94 WHIP. His profile includes a 31.8% strikeout rate, 4.7% walk rate, 27.2% ground-ball rate and 1.2 home runs allowed per nine innings.

Yet another productive week for the Milwaukee Brewers has them continuing to threaten for the best record in baseball, and the trade deadline is just about here. Will the Brewers be bold this deadline? Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss yet another electric outing from Jacob Misiorowski to end the week, plus a seemingly surprise roster move in the team's decision to designate Lance McCullers for assignment after just two outings. Joey Ortiz is on fire, Cooper Pratt is on the board with his first homers, Christian Yelich is showing signs of life and several Brewers alumni were back for a legends game at American Family Field.In Three Up Three Down (25:45), they discuss an ugly return for old friend Freddy Peralta, Andrew Fischer doing some great work with the bat (and his social-media account) and the documentary about Bob Uecker. In Remembrew When (40:10), JR looks back at a notable moment for alumni game MVP Randy Wolf, and in Curt Blanche (42:30), Curt has some thoughts on the trade deadline.Then, JR sits down with Brewers coach Nestor Corredor (48:25), a native Venezuelan who sheds light on baseball in his home country and the team's relief efforts for the Venezuelan earthquake.

Milwaukee Brewers at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Milwaukee is batting .258 in their past 26 games with a .427 slugging percentage. Giants in their past 25 games hit .242 with a .307 OBP. Mahle in his past four starts has an ERA of 4.79 with WHIP of 1.40.

Rockies vs. Brewers MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/26/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Brewers lose Game 1 to the Rockies at American Family Field. Tim and Sparky talk about that game and the Legends game that begins while they are on the air.

Rockies vs. Brewers MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/25/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Colorado Rockies at Milwaukee Brewers by Tony T. Game Outlook This matchup should be evaluated through the starting-pitcher contrast, bullpen availability and the price attached to each side. The strikeout, walk, ground-ball and home-run profiles above show where each starter is most likely to control traffic or become vulnerable to extra-base damage. Because lineups, bullpen workloads and betting prices can change throughout the day, bettors should confirm the active roster and market before placing a wager.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins Buster to discuss the magic of Jacob Misiorowksi, World Series aspirations, and what the team is looking for at the traded deadline. Then, Jorge Castillo stops by to talk about the drama with MLB changing pitch clock rules for batters this week because of José Caballero, if Tarik Skubal will stay or go in Detroit and Buster's latest intel on Padres' closer Mason Miller. Plus, the guys decide on the perfect traded deadline fits for the Braves, Phillies, Cubs, Mariners, Red Sox, Dodgers and Yankees. Next, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game. Later, Buster answers your questions during Bleacher Tweets. 0:00 Welcome 2:19 Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins 2:35 Jacob Misiorowski's mindset 4:52 Misiorowski added 30 lbs in the offseason 6:18 Monitoring Misiorowski's pitch count 7:46 Brewers goal is to win a World Series 10:20 Pat Murphy: “We have to overachieve” 12:16 Brewers looking toward the trade deadline 15:05 Jorge Castillo joins 16:03 MLB changes a rule because of Yankees' José Caballero 23:26 Clock is ticking on Tigers and Tarik Skubal 29:58 Buster hearing Padres' Mason Miller will be traded 35:28 Perfect Trade Deadline Fits for… 35:28 Atlanta Braves 36:48 Philadelphia Phillies 37:52 Chicago Cubs 38:39 Seattle Mariners 39:37 Boston Red Sox 41:02 Los Angeles Dodgers 45:29 New York Yankees 47:02 Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game 49:28 Bleacher Tweets EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS Follow The Baseball Tonight Podcast on… YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHeL6O-A-ASmSMwbSCFvPKEq1Cslo_lrw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG6xCcd338SgZjZ9urHRI Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/baseball-tonight-with-buster-olney/id137699414 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins Buster to discuss the magic of Jacob Misiorowksi, World Series aspirations, and what the team is looking for at the traded deadline. Then, Jorge Castillo stops by to talk about the drama with MLB changing pitch clock rules for batters this week because of José Caballero, if Tarik Skubal will stay or go in Detroit and Buster's latest intel on Padres' closer Mason Miller. Plus, the guys decide on the perfect traded deadline fits for the Braves, Phillies, Cubs, Mariners, Red Sox, Dodgers and Yankees. Next, Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game. Later, Buster answers your questions during Bleacher Tweets. 0:00 Welcome 2:19 Brewers manager Pat Murphy joins 2:35 Jacob Misiorowski's mindset 4:52 Misiorowski added 30 lbs in the offseason 6:18 Monitoring Misiorowski's pitch count 7:46 Brewers goal is to win a World Series 10:20 Pat Murphy: “We have to overachieve” 12:16 Brewers looking toward the trade deadline 15:05 Jorge Castillo joins 16:03 MLB changes a rule because of Yankees' José Caballero 23:26 Clock is ticking on Tigers and Tarik Skubal 29:58 Buster hearing Padres' Mason Miller will be traded 35:28 Perfect Trade Deadline Fits for… 35:28 Atlanta Braves 36:48 Philadelphia Phillies 37:52 Chicago Cubs 38:39 Seattle Mariners 39:37 Boston Red Sox 41:02 Los Angeles Dodgers 45:29 New York Yankees 47:02 Sarah Langs plays The Numbers Game 49:28 Bleacher Tweets EMAIL THE SHOW: BleacherTweets@gmail.com REACH OUT ON X: #BLEACHERTWEETS Follow The Baseball Tonight Podcast on… YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHeL6O-A-ASmSMwbSCFvPKEq1Cslo_lrw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5FG6xCcd338SgZjZ9urHRI Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/baseball-tonight-with-buster-olney/id137699414 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner brings a full fourteen game Major League Baseball slate to episode 70 of What I Bet on the Straight Outta Vegas AM podcast feed, arriving with a hot hand at three wins in his last three, seven wins in his last nine, nine wins in his last twelve, and twelve wins in his last seventeen, and he spends the Friday, July 24 show walking through every number on the board before locking in his best bet of the night. He opens with an early 4:10 p.m. Eastern first pitch between the Colorado Rockies and Milwaukee Brewers, explaining at 01:31 why Colorado's inflated home numbers make them nearly unplayable even at a plus price on the road. From there he turns at 02:16 to the matchup that becomes his headline lean, Matthew Boyd and the Chicago Cubs visiting Jared Jones and the Pittsburgh Pirates, fading Boyd after a swing and miss free final start against the Twins and backing Pittsburgh's price against a nationally popular opponent. At 03:02 he breaks down how the loss of Bobby Witt Jr. and uncertainty around Jac Caglianone push him toward the under as the Kansas City Royals visit Tarik Skubal and the Detroit Tigers, then at 03:48 previews a potential shootout between Eduardo Rodriguez and the Arizona Diamondbacks against Connor Palmquist and the Washington Nationals, two travel worn clubs he expects to hit more than pitch. At 04:34 he explains why he does not trust Will Warren against Jesús Luzardo and the Philadelphia Phillies even with an underachieving Phillies lineup, and at 05:05 walks through why he leans toward the Atlanta Braves over Trevor Rogers and the Baltimore Orioles despite Rogers producing results that the market still will not fully believe. One of the most detailed segments arrives at 05:50, where Griffin analyzes Roki Sasaki's triple digit velocity without matching swing and miss numbers as the Los Angeles Dodgers visit Sean Manaea and a New York Mets team still unraveling after a defensive miscue in right field turned a sure win into a season altering loss, a sequence he ties directly to his under position on New York's adjusted second half win total. From 07:22 through 11:55 he moves through the rest of the card, leaning under with Joey Cantillo and the Cleveland Guardians against Shane McClanahan and the Tampa Bay Rays, questioning whether Patrick Sandoval can be trusted post elbow reconstruction as the Toronto Blue Jays visit a red hot Boston Red Sox club, passing on Houston's Spencer Arrighetti and Chicago's Davis Martin until the price on Yordan Alvarez and the Astros gets cheaper, fading Mackenzie Gore's well known second half decline as the Seattle Mariners visit the Texas Rangers, fully fading the Athletics' pitching and offense as they travel overnight to face the Minnesota Twins, leaning under on a Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals pitching duel between Rhett Lowder and Dustin May, and choosing patience over a play on the Los Angeles Angels and San Francisco Giants total while it sits above his number. The episode closes at 13:42 with Griffin's official What I Bet best bet, the Pittsburgh Pirates at home, minus 120, over the Chicago Cubs, extending his run heading into the next installment of the show and giving listeners a complete first look at a full slate of numbers built game by game across nearly two hours of Major League Baseball action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Munaf Manji talks betting for Friday. Munaf Manji hosts this Friday, July 24, 2026 edition of Cash That Ticket solo once again, with his usual co host away handling a personal matter and expected back for Monday's show. He opens by recapping a winning Thursday built around a light five game slate, highlighted by the Detroit Tigers covering the first five innings run line against the Kansas City Royals before rallying to an eight to three win overall. From there he shifts into the bigger picture around the league as the trade deadline approaches, walking through persistent rumors that Tigers ace Tarik Skubal could become available, with the Los Angeles Dodgers viewed as the most aggressive suitor and the Milwaukee Brewers floated as a dark horse fit alongside young starter Jacob Misiorowski. He runs through the American League standings, noting the Detroit Tigers sitting at fifty four and forty nine through one hundred three games yet only six games back in a bunched AL Central, drawing a comparison to the Cleveland Guardians historic comeback from a season ago. He also covers a wide open AL West with no team above five hundred, along with a National League picture that shows more separation, led by an Atlanta Braves club four and a half games clear of the Philadelphia Phillies and a Los Angeles Dodgers team eleven games ahead in the NL West with the league's best run differential. With the landscape set, Munaf works through six matchups from Friday's ten game card. He starts with the Chicago Cubs at the Pittsburgh Pirates, weighing Matthew Boyd's rough road history against Pittsburgh against Jared Jones's improving recent form, and lands on the Pirates in the first five innings. He then breaks down the New York Yankees at the Philadelphia Phillies, pointing to Cam Schlittler's dominant road splits against Jesus Luzardo's home struggles at Citizens Bank Park, backing New York on the money line. He turns to the Arizona Diamondbacks hosting the Washington Nationals, highlighting Eduardo Rodriguez's consistent season and Washington's poor recent history in home series openers, which sets up his best bet of the night on the Diamondbacks team total. He covers the Atlanta Braves opening a series at the Baltimore Orioles, calling it the toughest read of the card and leaning toward the under. He previews the Los Angeles Dodgers visiting the New York Mets, targeting the Dodgers team total given Roki Sasaki's home run troubles and a Mets offense that has gone quiet lately. He closes matchup coverage with the Seattle Mariners at the Texas Rangers, siding with the home underdog Rangers behind Mackenzie Gore's strong home splits against Bryce Miller's poor career history in Texas. Throughout the show, Munaf references weather conditions at each ballpark and how tightly the betting board has moved compared to earlier in the season, when heavy favorites were far more common across the schedule. He wraps the show by naming the Arizona Diamondbacks team total over four and a half his best bet of the day, built on Washington's tendency to allow runs in series openers at home, and thanks listeners for sticking with him through a second straight week without his co host, promising more baseball and football coverage in the days ahead as the weekend series get underway around the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New York Mets were very close to winning a series against the Milwaukee Brewers, but they seized defeat from the jaws of victory instead. Chris and Jack discuss all that went wrong in the latest episode of Bleav in Mets. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Just a few weeks ago, the Miami Marlins were the hottest team in Major League Baseball, posting one of the best records in June and climbing into the National League Wild Card race.Now, everything has changed.After being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers and Houston Astros, the Marlins have dropped nine consecutive games, raising serious questions about whether this is simply a rough stretch or if the team has finally come back to reality.Join us live and let us know:Is this just a bad stretch… or has reality finally caught up to the Marlins?

Canadian broadcasting icon Rod Black kicked off today's show! We started with plenty of CFL talk as Rod highlighted the Elks' dominant run so far and explained why this hot start means so much to the fanbase. We then shifted gears to the Blue Jays—debating whether Toronto can ever turn things around. Given the shifting media landscape, Rod shared his perspective on streaming vs. traditional TV amidst recent industry layoffs, before closing things out with a great update on his son, Milwaukee Brewers infielder Tyler Black!   Then, the boys locked in their sharpest pick for the Play Alberta Early Bird Bet of the day.   After the break, we got into MMMMMM That's Good presented by The Italian Centre Shop. How good are the Edmonton Elks? We also got into all the festivities going on in Edmonton this weekend as well. Now, MMMMMM That's Good!!!

Jerry's first update focuses on the Jose Caballero pitch clock issue in the midst of the Yankees splitting a doubleheader with the Pirates. Meanwhile, the Mets continue to play awful defense leading to another loss.

On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Brewers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Tap in for the 659th edition of the podcast. It begins by discussing the questions that are burning through the Milwaukee Brewers' fans' heads. Will the Brewers make a big move for Tarik Skubal, Mason Miller, or others? They also discuss if Joey Ortiz is the permanent solution at third base and why you shouldn't worry about Jacob Misiorowski's health. From there, they talk about the Milwaukee Bucks not being done this offseason with thoughts on Peyton Watson and Jonathan Kuminga. Lastly, they play name association with the Brewers alumni returning this weekend.

Schopp and the Bulldog analyze the Milwaukee Brewers' sustained success and organizational depth compared to the Buffalo Sabres. They also explore the implications of D.J. Moore's fit within the Buffalo Bills' offense and how the team's 'everybody eats' philosophy will mesh with Joe Brady's scheme. 01:03 - Brewers Small Market Strategy 08:22 - D.J. Moore Trade Evaluation 16:45 - Bills Offensive Strategy Analysis 22:50 - Brandon Beane Trade Pressure

Jerry's last update of the day starts with news that Max Fried will return in the Yankees second game today. Zack Thornton had a great performance in last night's Mets win along with great defense from AJ Ewing and a moonshot by Luis Robert Jr. Harbaugh gave his thoughts on the Skattebo backflip and his 24/7 focus on the Giants. News that Patrick Mahomes may come back sooner than thought. Moment of the Day: Swollen testicle reactions.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day. The Brewers made a few mistakes to help the Mets win 4-0. Luis Robert Jr. is Kirkland Yoenis Cespedes. JT Realmuto's baserunning blunder cost the Phillies against the Dodgers and the Marlins turned a triple play. John Harbaugh chimed in on Cam Skattebo's backflip. ESPN and NFL Network layoffs continued yesterday and JJ Watt blamed Pat McAfee while on his show.

Zach Thornton tossed six shutout innings for the Mets in their win last night. Gio is grateful to Jerry for bringing the Joshua Kuroda-Grauer story to our attention and opening the door for Reggie in Queens to call. John Harbaugh delivered a fiery speech to his players. Rebecca Lowe detailed her experience taking a helicopter to get from Brooklyn to MetLife Stadium for the World Cup pregame show.

Brewers Analyst Vinny Rottino joins the show to talk all things Milwaukee Brewers!

TIm and Sparky discuss the performance of Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Sproat and the offene missing in action in a loss to the Mets.

Boomer thinks Francisco Lindor is not happy and the Mets should consider trading him. Gio believes this is shaping up to be the worst year in Mets history.

Jerry's first update starts with the second of Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s two HRs to help the Yankees beat the Pirates. Benches cleared when Dennis Santana got mad at Jose Caballero. We discuss golfing when storms hit. Freddy Peralta doesn't know why he's been struggling this year. Rich Paul said LeBron will not rush his decision. Gio thinks LeBron will choose Miami so he can play golf year-round.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode the babes talk about the fatigue the Brewers appear to be dealing with physically and mentally, and how some fresh faces and recent success have been showing off the "power of friendship" that this team has. We react to some All Star Game Red Carpet looks and talk about the Home Run Derby, share our Fielders Choice and Sausage Race winners, and make the case for new Resident Cutie contenders.Support the showThis is a podcast created by fans of the Milwaukee Brewers and is in no way affiliated with the Milwaukee Brewers or with Major League Baseball.Follow us on Social Media!Bluesky: @BrewersBabesInstagram: @brewers_babesTwitter: @BrewersBabes

Tim and Sparky discuss the Brewers 4th straight win out of the All-Star break as they beat the Mets at American Family Field. Milwaukee Brewers rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt hits his 1st MLB HR.

The 2026 Boston Red Sox have given their fans quite the ride over the past four months. After a rough start to the season that saw manager Alex Cora lose his job, they now find themselves on a 13-game winning streak and suddenly in a wild card spot. They're also just seven games out of first place in the AL East. Is a division title in the cards? On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the historic run Boston has been on, including sweeping their rivals, the Tampa Bay Rays, this past weekend. They highlight how the Red Sox bullpen has been incredibly strong during this stretch, as well as the offensive contributions from Willson Contreras, Wilyer Abreu and Caleb Durbin. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan discuss the surprising news that Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani will put pitching on hold for the rest of the season as he battles a leg injury, and whether Pete Crow-Armstrong could overtake the Japanese star for the NL MVP award. They also break down the Toronto Blue Jays getting a reality check from the Chicago White Sox this past weekend, the Milwaukee Brewers sweeping the Miami Marlins and recap all the other action from around baseball.   1:15 - The Opener: Red Sox win streak 21:54 - We Need To Talk About: Ohtani steps off the mound 32:52 - PCA vs. Ohtani for MVP? 39:39 - How Sweep It Is: Brewers sweep Marlins 52:13 - Blue Jays get a reality check 55:32 - Field Report: Skenes guts it out vs. Guardians 1:01:56 - How Sweep It Is: Weekend recap Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

Joe DeCamara, Eliot Shorr-Parks and the WIP Morning Show examine the Phillies' struggles with their back-end starters and the growing gap between them and the Milwaukee Brewers. They also analyze Nick Sirianni's comments on offensive autonomy and debate whether Jalen Hurts should reinvent his playing style. 01:00 - Weekend Sports Recap 02:16 - Phillies Rotation Struggles 04:28 - Sirianni On Offensive Autonomy 09:49 - Jalen Hurts Offense Debate

With every baseball team back in action tonight following the All-Star break, with the exception of the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, who returned on Thursday, it's time to take a look at some of the biggest headlines of the second half of the season. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman dive into key player returns, possible trades, and award races, including when Aaron Judge might return to the New York Yankees and whether the Detroit Tigers will trade Tarik Skubal. They also discuss whether Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani could make a legitimate run at the NL Cy Young Award and whether there might be a surprise contender for the AL MVP. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan talk about the trade between the Milwaukee Brewers and Houston Astros that saw Lance McCullers and Colton Gordon traded for Jayden Fielder, the Cincinnati Reds giving pitcher Chase Burns a contract extension and MLB restricting how teams can use iPads in the dugout. The guys close out the show by making their weekly picks in The Good, The Bad & The Uggla.   1:36 – The Opener: Second-half storylines, Judge return? 7:09 – Will the Tigers trade Skubal? 13:08 – Trade deadline action? 20:06 – Postseason Cinderellas 27:10 – AL MVP race? 32:14 – Ohtani for Cy Young? 36:00 – Around the League: Trade, Burns extension 42:04 – MLB iPad restrictions 47:20 – The Good, The Bad & The Uggla Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app: