
With an eye always focused on the hot stove, the MLBTR podcast gives analysis of transactions, roster moves and, of course, rumors from around the league. Host Darragh McDonald is joined each week by a fellow MLBTR writer to break it all down.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsBaseball | |||

Anthony Franco joins Darragh McDonald to discuss Mets topics that include the firing of manager Carlos Mendoza, trading David Peterson to the Cubs, and whether Bo Bichette and other players could be available at the deadline.
Other topics include t... more
Steve Adams joins Darragh McDonald to discuss the plethora of injuries that the Diamondbacks are facing and potential trade chips that the Red Sox could deal at the deadline.
Listener question topics include the possibility of Atlanta trading for So... more
Anthony Franco joins Darragh McDonald to discuss who the Giants could trade following reports that the team is getting ready to sell at the deadline, the Brewers extending Luis Lara and their trend of locking up prospects before they debut, Milwaukee... more
Steve Adams joins Darragh McDonald to preview the 2026-27 free-agent class, discuss what has led this year's group getting weaker, and talk about some players who have climbed up the rankings, including Brandon Lowe, Luis Arraez and others. They also... more
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A meaningless exhibition tournament where people get worn out and can’t compete at their highest level in the games that actually matter. A psyop designed to make people more nationalistic and less likely to think of themselves as citizens of earth
A good show, but these hosts say “UH” so much it borders on distracting. Can only handle listening for a few minutes
Darragh is a great host and does a great job keeping things light without rambling about himself like the EW podcast. Favorite overall podcast besides FT.
Overall a great podcast
These guys may not have inside information to help predict moves, but they’re knowledgeable enough to break down transactions after the fact and seem to know something useful about every player. The only downside of the show is that they’re not easy to listen to.
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Two MLB Trade Rumors writers break down a steady stream of midseason and spring training moves, roster reshuffles, contract extensions, and league-wide strategic conversations. Episodes blend real-time trade reactions with deeper dives into front-office decisions, payroll dynamics, and long-term development, often weighing immediate needs against future flexibility. The tone mixes data-driven analysis, industry context, and light banter, making complex baseball economics accessible while highlighting notable moves, market trends, and how teams plan to stay competitive amid a changing labor landscape. A standout trait is the team's consistent emphasis on how transaction activity and ownership changes shape the competitive balance across divi... more
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