Jun 1, 2026 · 47 min · 15 segments
As we surpass the half way point to the All Star Break the boys break down which teams they deem as either "Already Eliminated" or "Hey! Ya Never Know!" Join Jonny, Josh and Erik with another David…
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David Lengel[audience cheering] Now, as mentioned, we're not even at the halfway point of the halfway point of the season, let alone nearing the All-Star break, uh, yet there's still loads to discuss and address.
I'm very excited about it.
We're roughly about 57, 58 games out of 162 for some teams already done.
Uh, as we all know, the best team in Major League Baseball right now just happens to be the Atlanta Braves.
My Braves.
Come on, you Braves.
So we're just gonna throw out some quick bullet points.
Hot topic number one, boys.
What I wanna ask: who could we say at this relatively early stage of the season is already done and dusted? Is it too soon, literally, to talk about teams who may be deemed as toast in the 2026 Major League Baseball season? I'm gonna start you off with the obvious perennial disaster zone that is the Colorado Rockies.
Uh, I mean, still bad.
JC, what is...
Well, well, you're actually in that part of the world.
So it's funny, because coming into the season, the expectations is that there would be an improved team.
Uh, they had, you know, a little bit more depth offensively, and they made changes in the front office that would suggest that they could've been better.
They are better, but that's not saying much, right? They were a historically bad team last year.
Mickey Moniak, a former number one overall pick, who actually was showing a lot of promise, uh, has been a failure.
But guys who you would've expected more from, like, uh, Tovar, Willy Castro, they haven't done that well.
W- uh, as a general proposition, I feel like this discussion is too early, but of all the teams that we're gonna discuss here, this is the one team that they are absolutely done already.
[audience cheering] Now, as mentioned, we're not even at the halfway point of the halfway point of the season, let alone nearing the All-Star break, uh, yet there's still loads to discuss and address.
I'm very excited about it.
We're roughly about 57, 58 games out of 162 for some teams already done.
Uh, as we all know, the best team in Major League Baseball right now just happens to be the Atlanta Braves.
My Braves.
Come on, you Braves.
So we're just gonna throw out some quick bullet points.
Hot topic number one, boys.
What I wanna ask: who could we say at this relatively early stage of the season is already done and dusted? Is it too soon, literally, to talk about teams who may be deemed as toast in the 2026 Major League Baseball season? I'm gonna start you off with the obvious perennial disaster zone that is the Colorado Rockies.
Uh, I mean, still bad.
JC, what is...
Well, well, you're actually in that part of the world.
So it's funny, because coming into the season, the expectations is that there would be an improved team.
Uh, they had, you know, a little bit more depth offensively, and they made changes in the front office that would suggest that they could've been better.
They are better, but that's not saying much, right? They were a historically bad team last year.
Mickey Moniak, a former number one overall pick, who actually was showing a lot of promise, uh, has been a failure.
But guys who you would've expected more from, like, uh, Tovar, Willy Castro, they haven't done that well.
W- uh, as a general proposition, I feel like this discussion is too early, but of all the teams that we're gonna discuss here, this is the one team that they are absolutely done already.
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