Katrina and Thomas (plus Adam Weinrib!) weigh in on the Dodgers' Mark Walter situation and the likelihood Shohei Ohtani leaves LA, clown on Ketel Marte and Harrison Bader, and tier-rank stuff named after people.

Thomas and Katrina are back to pick the most Bushwick and most corporate trades of the MLB trade deadline, dig into the fourth out rule, and choose eligible bachelors for the newly-single AOC (plus a very long lesson in personal finances for Katrina).

Thomas & Katrina fear the August 3 trade deadline and talk drunk executives, nightmare trade scenarios, and all things Tarik Skubal.

Thomas & Katrina disagree with Jeff Passan on the new-old Home Run Derby format, laugh at the Giants after Logan Webb's very public crashout, and get hype about the new Women's Professional Baseball League (with a few loving critiques).

Thomas and Katrina wrap up baseball's incredibly disappointing showing during Pride Month, rant about Blue Jays fans committing voter fraud with the All-Star Game, break down new CBA proposals, and revisit the Nomadic Fanatic.

June: it's the best month of the year. Thomas and Katrina talk Pride Month and Pride at ballparks, offer small-time CBA proposals that will actually help the game, and check in on the Tigers and Yanks.

On this very delayed episode (we recorded May 6 oops), Katrina and Thomas talk about the start of the Tigers' terrible May, right after Tarik Skubal got hurt and Framber Valdez was suspended, and are joined by BoSox Injection editor Katie Manganelli to debrief the Red Sox's firing spree.

Katrina and Thomas (and Adam Weinrib!) celebrate Jackie Robinson Day, debate the Gen-Z/millennial fandom divide, and share our significant others' (we love you, Sarah and Alessandra) takes on the game.