David and Damien go over all the MLB standings changes in June! Can the Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Royals rally from the AL Central basement? Can anyone catch the Atlanta Braves? What's happening with the Cubs, and is the entire NL Central THAT good? All this, plus some news and notes from around the leaguge. Don't miss this epsiode!

Another chaotic week in the 2026 MLB season! We break down all the biggest stories, from fan movements to shocking streaks and injury updates. Top Stories This Week: The Tarps Off movement is spreading across baseball — especially loud in Anaheim this week, along with leaked Shohei Ohtani trade rumors. Is it time to write off the Detroit Tigers? Tarik Skubal is throwing bullpens, but trade rumblings are growing louder. The Chicago Cubs followed a historic home winning streak (longest since 1935) with a brutal 9-game losing streak. The Los Angeles Dodgers remain the only preseason division favorite still leading their division. Automated Ball-Strike system (ABS) made its debut in the SEC Tournament. Injury Updates: Edward Cabrera – Blister issue Robby Snelling – Underwent Tommy John Surgery Drake Baldwin – Oblique strain Corey Seager – Live BP scrapped (not where they wanted him to be) Trevor Story – Hernia surgery (6-10 weeks recovery) Dylan Cease – Hamstring (hoping for minimum IL stay) Hunter Brown – Rehab shifting to AAA, targeting mid-June return Corbin Burnes – Started live at-bats (positive step) We also run our weekly Player of the Week (POTW) poll! In This Video: Tarps Off movement + Ohtani trade leaks Cubs historic streak followed by collapse Tigers future outlook & Skubal updates Dodgers standing out among favorites Full injury report + ABS in college baseball Subscribe for weekly MLB recaps, standings breakdowns, injury news, and 2026 season analysis! Hit the bell for notifications. Comment below: Are the Cubs in trouble after losing 9 straight? Should the Tigers start selling? Drop your POTW vote!

The Major League season is in full swing, and Matt and David go over the EXTENSIVE injury list as MLB teams continue to work through tons of injuries. Also, each went to a ballpark this weekend and will discuss their experience. Plus a few prospects, including Colt Emerson of the Mariners were called up! Don't miss this episode of the Batflip Podcast.

Another wild week in the 2026 MLB season is in the books! We break down the current standings, top stories, and all the biggest moments from the past week. Top Stories This Week: The Chicago Cubs have won 10 games in a row for the second time this season — are they the real deal? The Atlanta Braves mourn the loss of franchise icons Ted Turner and Bobby Cox. Robby Snelling makes his highly anticipated MLB debut. Spencer Jones and Ryan Waldschmidt get called up, while the Diamondbacks DFA Alek Thomas. Giants trade catcher Patrick Bailey to the Guardians for prospect #29 and lefty Matt "Tugboat" Wilkinson. Injury Report: Carlos Correa — Season-ending ankle surgery Tyler Glasnow — Back injury (to IL) Yusei Kikuchi — Shoulder inflammation (3-4 weeks) Roman Anthony — Sprained wrist (to IL) Cole Ragans — Left elbow impingement Taj Bradley — Right pec inflammation Logan Webb — Right knee bursitis Kerry Carpenter — AC joint sprain (Gage Workman called up and hits first career HR) Plus updates on Mookie Betts (returning), Blake Snell (returning), Joe Ryan, Emilio Pagán, and Matthew Boyd. We also review the current MLB standings and run our weekly Player of the Day (POTD) poll! In This Video: Full Standings Review Cubs historic 10-game win streak Braves heartbreaking week All the latest call-ups & trades Comprehensive injury report Subscribe for weekly MLB recaps, standings updates, injury reports, and 2026 season coverage! Hit the bell so you never miss an episode. Comment below: Are the Cubs legit contenders? Who had the biggest impact this week? Drop your POTD vote!

The 2026 MLB season continues to deliver major news! Right-hander Lucas Giolito has signed with the San Diego Padres on a 1-year/$3 million deal that can reach up to $8 million with incentives, plus a mutual option for 2027. In a shocking move, the Boston Red Sox have fired manager Alex Cora, hitting coach Peter Fatse, assistant hitting coach Dillon Lawson, bench coach Ramon Vázquez, and game planning coach Jason Varitek. Chad Tracy has been named interim manager as the Red Sox look to turn their season around. Week in Review Highlights: Zack Wheeler made a strong return to the mound (5 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 6 K vs. Braves). Highly touted prospect JR Ritchie earned his first MLB win in his debut, tossing 7 strong innings (5 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 7 K) against the Nationals. The Phillies released veteran starter Taijuan Walker. Cubs acquire infielder Nicky Lopez from the Rockies and bring back Vince Velasquez (his first MLB appearance since 2023). Top prospect Trey Yesavage is back and scheduled to pitch on Tuesday. Injury Updates: Raisel Iglesias – Shoulder inflammation Daniel Palencia – Lat strain (could return soon) J.T. Realmuto – Lower back injury Francisco Lindor – Calf injury (expected to miss “quite a bit of time”); Mets call up Ronny Mauricio Eugenio Suárez – Oblique strain We break down all the biggest stories, the impact of the Red Sox coaching purge, Giolito’s fit in San Diego, and early season roster moves. In This Video: Lucas Giolito Padres signing details Red Sox fire Alex Cora & entire coaching staff – Chad Tracy interim manager Zack Wheeler return + JR Ritchie impressive MLB debut Cubs add Nicky Lopez & Vince Velasquez Full injury report including Lindor & Realmuto Subscribe for daily MLB news, contract updates, injury reports, and 2026 season coverage! Hit the bell for notifications. Comment below: Was firing Alex Cora the right move for Boston? How big is the Giolito signing for the Padres? Who had the best performance of the week?

The 2026 MLB season is delivering major off-field news alongside on-field action! The Detroit Tigers have locked up top infield prospect Kevin McGonigle to a massive 8-year, $150 million extension that includes a $14 million signing bonus and performance escalators. Big Off-Field Stories: The MLB Players Association fired COO Xavier James and Head of HR Michael O’Neill following an internal investigation after Tony Clark’s resignation in February. Chris Capuano is the new COO and Ian Penny takes over as interim Head of HR. The San Diego Padres are on the verge of being sold to Jose E. Feliciano and his wife for a $3.9 billion valuation. Feliciano is the managing partner of Clearlake Capital and co-owns Chelsea FC with Dodgers owner Mark Walter. Week in Review: Kenley Jansen climbs to 3rd all-time in career saves, passing everyone except Mariano Rivera and Trevor Hoffman. The New York Mets are off to a nightmare start — how concerned should fans be? Sam Antonacci gets the call-up. Jorge Soler’s suspension reduced from 7 to 4 games. Sad news: Angels legend Garrett Anderson passed away at age 53. He remains the franchise leader in games, at-bats, hits, total bases, extra-base hits, doubles, and RBIs after 15 seasons with the team. Ryan Ward called up by the Dodgers after Freddie Freeman was placed on the paternity list. Injury Updates: Christian Yelich – Hamstring (mid to late May return expected) Harrison Bader – Hamstring (to IL) Daniel Palencia – Left oblique (to IL) Cade Horton – Tommy John Surgery (15-16 month recovery) Matthew Boyd – Expected back this week Patrick Wisdom – Oblique strain (in first AB back from previous IL) Johan Duran – Oblique strain Edwin Diaz – Injury update In This Video: Kevin McGonigle extension full breakdown Padres $3.9B sale & new ownership details MLBPA major leadership changes Kenley Jansen all-time saves milestone Mets early struggles, Garrett Anderson tribute & more Full injury report + Week in Review Subscribe for daily MLB news, contract breakdowns, injury updates, and 2026 season coverage! Hit the bell so you don’t miss anything. Comment below: Is the McGonigle extension a steal for Detroit? How worried are you about the Mets? Who had the biggest story of the week?

The 2026 MLB season is already delivering drama! The Pittsburgh Pirates locked up superstar prospect Konnor Griffin with a massive 9-year, $140 million extension (up to $150M with incentives) — the largest contract in franchise history, topping Bryan Reynolds’ deal. Plus, the Penner Group (owners of the Denver Broncos) has purchased a 40% stake in the Colorado Rockies — a major ownership shift in Denver. Week in Review Highlights: Jorge Soler and Reynaldo Lopez brawl leads to heavy suspensions: Soler gets 7 games, Lopez gets 5 games. Is it time to panic for the Astros, Cubs, or Yankees? Early season struggles analyzed. Fun with the early season WAR leaders — who’s surprising and who’s regressing? The Atlanta Braves named a burger after us… and it might be deadly Injury Report: Christian Yelich – Hamstring (awaiting tests, likely IL stint) Adley Rutschman – Ankle (expected back in a couple weeks) Nick Pivetta – Elbow (imaging pending, optimistic outlook) Cade Horton – Elbow (out for the season) George Springer – Toe (on IL, severity pending) Royce Lewis – Knee (minimum IL stint — his 9th IL stint already) Parker Meadows – Broken arm + concussion after outfield collision (extended time expected) Plus updates on Moreno, Harvey, Stephenson, Eflin, and Rooker. We wrap it up with our Player of the Day (POTD) poll! In This Video: Konnor Griffin record extension breakdown Penner Group buys into Rockies ownership Soler vs Lopez brawl + suspension reactions Early panic watch: Houston, Chicago, New York Early WAR leaders & surprises Full injury report + Braves burger story Subscribe for daily MLB news, contract breakdowns, injury updates, and weekly recaps! Hit the bell for notifications. Comment below: Is the Griffin extension a steal for the Pirates? Which team should be panicking most? Drop your POTD vote!

The Seattle Mariners made a historic commitment to their top prospect this week! Colt Emerson (MLB Pipeline #7, BA #7, FanGraphs #11 overall) signed an 8-year/$95 million extension with a 9th-year club option, full no-trade clause (NTC), and escalators that can push the total over $130 million. This is the largest contract ever for a player with zero MLB service time. Week in Review Highlights: Konnor Griffin (Pirates' No. 1 prospect) made his MLB debut on Friday at just 19 years old — the first teenager to debut since Juan Soto. He doubled in his very first at-bat! Long-term extension talks are already underway. Sandy Alcantara looked like his old Cy Young self, throwing a dominant 93-pitch complete game shutout for the Marlins. Jo Adell stole the show with three home run robberies in one game against the Mariners, preserving a 1-0 Angels victory in one of the most spectacular defensive performances of the young season. Blue Jays add veteran depth by signing Patrick Corbin and acquiring Tyler Fitzgerald from the Giants. Injury Updates: Mookie Betts — oblique strain (4-6 weeks) Jordan Lawlar — fractured wrist (4-6 weeks) Cade Horton — forearm tightness Johan Oviedo — arm issue? Justin Verlander — hip inflammation Hunter Brown — shoulder strain Alejandro Kirk — thumb surgery, placed on IL We also discuss early-season buzz and run a Player of the Day (POTD) poll! In This Video: Colt Emerson extension full breakdown (escalators, NTC, club option) Konnor Griffin historic debut & extension buzz Sandy Alcantara’s 93-pitch shutout Jo Adell’s three HR robberies vs. Mariners Blue Jays moves + full injury report POTD poll & early 2026 season thoughts Subscribe for daily MLB news, contract breakdowns, prospect updates, injury reports, and weekly recaps! Hit the bell so you never miss an episode. Comment below: Is the Colt Emerson extension a smart long-term move for Seattle? Who had the best moment of the week — Griffin, Alcantara, or Adell? Drop your POTD vote!