In this episode, Joey catches up on some headlines from the world of sports over the last few weeks, including the firings of Brian Daboll and Nico Harrison. During this segment, Joey explains why the New York Giants had no option but to move on from Daboll earlier this month and also defensive coordinator Shane Bowen who was fired today. After that, he moves on to talking about the early-season struggles of the Los Angeles Clippers and the Sacramento Kings. Joey makes the case for the Clippers to trade for veteran forward DeMar DeRozan. Following that, he discusses the potential Oklahoma City Thunder dynasty and the strong start to the year for the Detroit Pistons.

In this episode, Joey recaps the 2025 World Series and praises the Los Angeles Dodgers for their late-game heroics in both Game 6 and Game 7 on the road in Toronto. During this segment, he discusses how baseball is a game of inches and how the Blue Jays were so close to winning their first title in over three decades. Joey talks about Yoshinobu Yamamoto's excellence and the clutch performances of Miguel Rojas, Andy Pages, and Will Smith. Additionally, Joey explains why Game 7 was the best game of baseball he has ever watched. At the end, he explains why people need to respect the greatness of the Dodgers. Also, he predicts that Kyle Tucker signs with the Dodgers and commends the Dodgers for their ability to develop young talent. Before closing the episode, Joey mentions Mike Sirota, the #64 prospect in the MLB's Top 100 Prospects list and the Dodgers' #5 prospect.

In this special episode, Joey is joined by Boston Red Sox beat writer Chris Cotillo of MassLive. Cotillo begins the episode by grading the 2025 Red Sox season and assesses the club’s decision to trade Rafael Devers. After that, they discuss the likelihood that the Red Sox land Kyle Schwarber or Pete Alonso. During this segment, Cotillo contemplates the likelihood that Boston trades for Joe Ryan and predicts what his desired price tag would be from Minnesota’s front office. At the end, the duo answers whether or not the Los Angeles Dodgers are ruining the game of baseball with their record-breaking payroll and luxury tax bill.