Beat The Shift Baseball Podcast

The podcast discusses the breaking news of Francisco Lindor being traded from the Cleveland Indians to the New York Mets, marking a significant move in MLB.

The hosts discuss the tight playoff races and intense end-of-season implications in baseball, with a focus on the Yankees and the return to a full 162-game format.

The episode introduces a discussion between Giants and Dodgers fans about the Division Series in the baseball postseason.

The hosts discuss wildcard and playoff scenarios with five days left in the MLB regular season, focusing on tight series and team fates.

The hosts discuss recent MLB events including Javier Baez's comments about Mets fans booing, the Yankees' 13-game winning streak, and the Dodgers-Padres marathon game.

This episode segment introduces upcoming discussions on baseball topics including wildcard races in the AL and NL, Brock Holt's historic pitching performance, and the USA's silver medal in the Olympics.

The hosts discuss baseball opening weekend overreactions and contract extensions in a casual weekly podcast format.

The hosts discuss the Padres' recent struggles and the tight postseason races in baseball, focusing on the NL West competition between the Giants and Dodgers.

The hosts discuss their early overreactions to the first few games of the 2021 MLB regular season, focusing on Justin Upton's performance.

The hosts introduce a baseball podcast episode focused on making bold predictions for the 2021 season using a scoring system.

The hosts introduce episode 112 of Beat the Shift Baseball, previewing discussions on MLB all-star selections, Shohei Ohtani's performance, and the Yankees' season outlook.

This episode segment discusses re-evaluating Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s ranking, addressing the Sticky Situation and Garrett Cole's press conference, and covering recent baseball events.

This episode segment introduces a baseball podcast discussing the All-Star break, Home Run Derby at Coors Field, Yankees' weekend events, Major League history, and draft recaps.

The hosts introduce episode 102 of Beat the Shift Baseball, discussing their season predictions just before opening day, including a humorous reference to past predictions about the Rangers.

The hosts discuss plans for their 100th episode featuring a top 100 MLB players list and tease a game about spring training names.

The podcast discusses the MLB Players Union rejecting a proposal for expanded playoffs and the Universal DH, along with recent signings and trades in baseball.

The hosts celebrate the 100th episode of Beat the Shift Baseball, reflecting on the podcast's growth and rebranding.

The podcast discusses minor league baseball restructuring and the Cleveland Indians' confirmed name change, with the hosts introducing the topics for the episode.

The podcast discusses Joe Musgrove's historic no-hitter for the Padres, marking the franchise's first, along with early season baseball news and umpire complaints.

The hosts discuss the MLB offseason, including recent signings and the Nolan Arenado trade, as spring training approaches.

The hosts discuss the impact of COVID-19 on MLB free agency, predicting reduced spending and tough negotiations for players.

The hosts introduce a complaining-themed episode focusing on critiquing MLB Network Top 100 rankings, Pocota projections for division standings, and recent free agency signings as teams finalize their rosters.

The podcast discusses a surprising three-team trade where the Padres acquire starting pitcher Joe Musgrove from the Pirates, involving multiple prospects and player Joey Lucchese, and speculates on the Padres' pitching strategy.

The hosts introduce a free agent prediction game for the 2020-21 baseball offseason, where they will make contract predictions for players in a snake draft format.

The hosts introduce a game where they role-play as wealthy MLB general managers to spend freely in the offseason, setting up a competition with rules to be explained.

The podcast introduces the hosts and discusses upcoming baseball topics including awards, free agent updates, and the White Sox hiring Tony La Russa as manager.

The hosts discuss the slow MLB offseason, contrasting it with the active NBA offseason, and mention their recent break from recording due to lack of meaningful baseball news.

The hosts discuss the San Diego Padres' recent acquisition of two Cy Young-caliber starting pitchers in a 24-hour span as major baseball news.

The hosts introduce their 2020 recap podcast, discussing New Year's celebrations and outlining a structured format to share favorite baseball moments from the past year.

The hosts discuss their favorite Super Bowl commercials, including ads featuring Uber Eats with Wayne's World and Cardi B, Jason Alexander for Tide, and State Farm with Drake and Paul Rudd.

The hosts discuss their unpreparedness for the upcoming baseball season and plan to critique MLB's recently released top 100 player rankings.

The hosts discuss the return of baseball, focusing on spring training broadcasts by Fox Sports for teams like the Angels and Dodgers, including unique aspects like shortened games and stadium features.

This episode of Beat the Shift Baseball covers topics like umpire complaints, April player performances, and a YouTuber's stalking attempt involving the Diamondbacks.

This episode segment discusses recent MLB news, including a no-hitter, an exciting Padres vs.

This episode segment introduces topics including Albert Pujols' potential retirement, recent no-hitters, and Jared Kelnick's call-up to the major leagues.

The podcast introduces episode 108, discussing plans to find a new home for the Oakland A's, recent pitching records, and updates on Albert Pujols, with casual banter among the hosts.

This episode segment introduces a discussion on the controversial use of sticky substances by pitchers and college baseball, while promoting social media engagement and featuring the hosts.

The hosts introduce the episode, previewing topics like sticky stuff enforcement in baseball, Shohei Otani in the home run derby, and the D-backs' losing streak, before shifting to personal updates.

The hosts introduce the episode focusing on trade deadline targets, upcoming topics like the Cleveland Indians name change and Olympic baseball, and encourage listener engagement on social media.

The hosts introduce the episode, focusing on recapping the trade deadline, discussing the Dodgers and Padres, and touching on Olympic baseball and other news.

The podcast discusses recent baseball events, including playoff races, milestones, and the Little League World Series, after introductions and social media reminders.

The hosts discuss the start of the MLB postseason, focusing on the AL wildcard game and sharing personal reactions to the Angels' season and their impact on the Mariners.

The hosts of Beat the Shift Baseball discuss the recent baseball lockout and introduce their 2022 season predictions episode.

The hosts introduce their season recap episode, discussing the Braves' World Series win, reviewing their predictions, and planning a stat game.

The hosts discuss the first month of the baseball season, including players of the month for April, A-Rod's commissioner ideas, and the strong starts of New York and L.A.

The hosts introduce the episode, covering recent baseball news including Angel Hernandez's umpiring performance, Miguel Cabrera's 3000 hits milestone, and discussions on perfect games and controversies.

The hosts discuss Albert Pujols' memorable pitching debut in St.

The podcast discusses the World Series matchup between Eddie Rosario and Jordan Alvarez, with hosts analyzing the postseason and team dynamics.

Ray Estrada and Farbod Markazi introduce Crosstown, a new podcast spin-off from Beat the Shift Baseball, focusing on Southern California crosstown rivalries, particularly between the Angels and Dodgers, while excluding the Padres and discussing other local sports teams.

The hosts recap the Dodgers' World Series win, discussing key moments like Justin Turner's COVID positive test and Kevin Cash's controversial pitching change.

Beat the Shift's Episode 84 recaps the Rays' Game 7 win over the Astros, who rallied from 3-0 down, and the Dodgers' comeback from 3-1 down against the Braves.

Beat the Shift Baseball Podcast turns postseason history into a 10-question game hosted by Ray Estrada with Alex Uy and Alex Drudy.

Beat the Shift Episode 83 opens with the Dodgers scratching Clayton Kershaw for Game 2 with back spasms, which hands the start to Tony Gonsolin while LA trails Atlanta 1-0.

Beat the Shift Baseball Podcast's Episode 82 reviews the 2020 Division Series field after Cincinnati scored zero runs in two Wild Card games.

Beat the Shift Baseball Podcast's Episode 71 forecasts the 2020 MLB season two days before its July 24 start, when games will be played without fans.