Jul 21, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
Game of the Year? The Baltimore Orioles are on an incredible 7-game win streak, beating struggling teams and shutting down MVP candidates, all while facing their biggest test: the red-hot Boston Red…
So one thing from this Houston series that we'll probably go over again is besides a few doubles, a few RBIs, we really shut down Yordan Álvarez, their best hitter, arguably, not even arguably, their best hitter we shut down.
I was like, "Oh, well, at least gonna give up a home run to him." No home run.
There were some nasty pitches that he swung at, some nasty foul balls that you just never see Yordan going after.
So whether that was he had the weight of his team on his back or he was off game, whatever, that's Yordan Álvarez, who most likely I think he should be the MVP that is Aaron Judge, but Judge is injured.
The players when they were called on, each player they came in even when they weren't called on.
We'll talk about Koby Mayo from the third game of the series, just stepped up.
So Bevers got hit and then he looked awfully banged up, and then he caught a ball and Kelson was just joking with him in the outfield, and that is when you know vibes are up and you can do those little jokes when you're on a seven-game win streak.
Yeah, absolutely.
But again, you gotta look at this team that we are facing coming up.
They have won 13 games straight for the first time since 1958.
If I'm not mistaken, I checked his averages and the splits, it's a 153 average against Boston in his career.
So hopefully he can, you know, keep that going, absolutely cook up the Red Sox.
But again, they're playing some really good baseball over there in FM way, but we have been too, so I think it's gonna be a really good series.
I'm really excited for it.
Really nervous as well.
So one thing from this Houston series that we'll probably go over again is besides a few doubles, a few RBIs, we really shut down Yordan Álvarez, their best hitter, arguably, not even arguably, their best hitter we shut down.
I was like, "Oh, well, at least gonna give up a home run to him." No home run.
There were some nasty pitches that he swung at, some nasty foul balls that you just never see Yordan going after.
So whether that was he had the weight of his team on his back or he was off game, whatever, that's Yordan Álvarez, who most likely I think he should be the MVP that is Aaron Judge, but Judge is injured.
The players when they were called on, each player they came in even when they weren't called on.
We'll talk about Koby Mayo from the third game of the series, just stepped up.
So Bevers got hit and then he looked awfully banged up, and then he caught a ball and Kelson was just joking with him in the outfield, and that is when you know vibes are up and you can do those little jokes when you're on a seven-game win streak.
Yeah, absolutely.
But again, you gotta look at this team that we are facing coming up.
They have won 13 games straight for the first time since 1958.
If I'm not mistaken, I checked his averages and the splits, it's a 153 average against Boston in his career.
So hopefully he can, you know, keep that going, absolutely cook up the Red Sox.
But again, they're playing some really good baseball over there in FM way, but we have been too, so I think it's gonna be a really good series.
I'm really excited for it.
Really nervous as well.
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