In this episode, there are no notes or outline. Jim and Brent break down the extremely lackluster and disappointing end to the Phillies' season. They discuss what went wrong, who played well, which Phillies free agents are expected to stay and which ones are likely to go, and finally, what may be ahead in terms of other potential roster moves as the offseason approaches.

Brent and Jim break down the Phillies' extremely disappointing Game 1 Divisional Series loss to the Dodgers. They delve into Turner, Schwarber, and Harper going a combined 1 for 11, Rob Thomson's fatal managerial decisions to not start Strahm in the 7th inning and to pinch hit for Brandon Marsh late in the game. The pair also discuss the exciting Wild Card round games and how each the other Divisional Series are going. Finally, Noah joins Jim and Brent in the latest installment of Guess That Phillie, as he attempts to stump both of the podcast's hosts.

Brent and Jim talk about the Phils wrapping up the regular season against the Marlins and Twins. They give their picks for Studs and Duds for the entire regular season, and provide their picks for team MVP. The pair also do their respective playoff brackets, making their picks for who will win each round and how many games each series will take. The person whose bracket is the most accurate will win the honor of being the lead host on next season's first episode!

Brent and Jim are back after a week off to discuss the Phillies' return to the playoffs and their second consecutive NL East title. The pair delve into the team's high level of play over the past two weeks including a four game sweep over the Mets and the series win in LA. They also talk about the state of the pitching staff, the contributions from players like Bader and Marsh, and the steady return from injury by players like Alec Bohm and Trea Turner.

Brent and Jim discuss the last two weeks of Phillies baseball. They discuss the historic four homer night by Schwarber against the Braves, the solid starting pitching by the lefties, the reliable bullpen, the inconsistency of the big bats, and the major contributions of guys like Bader and Marsh. They also break down the controversial Phillies Karen situation.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' successful week against the Mariners and Nationals. They talk about the excellent starting pitching, the impressive offense, and the improved bullpen. The pair also talk about what Zack Wheeler's absence for the remainder of the season means, Aaron Nola's performance in two starts back from injury, and the possibility of seeing Andrew Painter in Phillies pinstripes come September. Brent tries to stump Jim in this week's installment of GTP.

Brent and Jim discuss the team's highly disappointing week of baseball against the Reds and Nats. The pair also break down Zack Wheeler's unfortunate news of being diagnosed with a blood clot in his right shoulder and what it could mean for him both personally and professionally. They also talk about the return of both Alec Bohm and Aaron Nola. They delve into the Jekyll and Hyde offense, including a rant by Brent about the team's hitting coach, Kevin Long. Jim tries to stump Brent in this week's installement of GTP.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' highly successful week, including a weekend sweep of the Rangers. They talk about the newly improved bullpen, the late-game offensive magic, and the continued dominance at the plate by guys like Schwarber and Marsh. They explore the fact that some of the starting pitching, especially Zack Wheeler, seems to be underperforming as compared to earlier in the season. Finally, will Brent be able to stump Jim in this week's GTP?

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' series against the White Sox and the Tigers this past week. They discuss some of the positives, negatives, and everything in between, including Harper and Schwarber continuing to hit for power, Cristopher Sanchez's dominance on the mound, and the struggles of Kepler and Strahm. The pair also break down the two deadline moves by the club to bring in Duran and Bader. Jim tries to stump Brent in this week's installment of GTP.

Brent and Jim discuss the team's offensive outburst against the Red Sox and Yankees, including the elevated performances at the plate by Schwarber, Harper, and Realmuto. They also delve into the players hurting the team lately such as Luzardo, Kepler, and Romano. They discuss how the team's pitching has been slightly less dominant with the exception of Cristopher Sanchez. And the pair toss around some trade possibilities and give their thoughts on a few prospective deals we could potentially see this week. Finally, Brent tries to stump Jim in this week's installment of GTP.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' disappointing first series following the All-Star Break against the Angels. They discuss the recent success of Bryce and Kyle at the plate, as well as the myriad of struggles the team has had with pitching, defense, and offensive production from the bottom of the lineup. The pair also speculate about what moves the front office might make at the upcoming trade deadline. Finally, GTP returns this week, as Jim tries to stump Brent.

Brent discusses the Philly connection he discovered in London to start this episode off. Then, Jim and Brent give their Studs and Duds, as well as Pros and Cons of the first half of the season for the Phillies. They also discuss what needs to change in order for the club to be successful in the second half and they break down some needs they believe the front office should address at the trade deadline. Finally, the pair talk about how many homers Schwarber will finish with, the Phillies pitchers deciding to decline participation in the All-Star Game in favor of resting and staying healthy for the second half, and much more.

In this special episode, Brent and Jim provide each other with their respective all-time teams. They discuss each player as they go, explaining why they made their choices and memories they have of the ones they were lucky enough to see play during their lifetimes.

This episode kicks off with a brand new Kids Corner. Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' successful week against the Marlins and Mets on their way to the top of the NL East. They talk about the team's offensive prowess of late, the continued dominance of the starting pitchers, and the lackluster performance of the bullpen. The pair break down the benching of Nick Castellanos after what Topper called an "inappropriate comment" following the decision to take Nick out late in a game in favor of a stronger defensive outfield crew. They also discuss Kemp's continued success, Mick Abel's return to Earth, and the anticipated debut of Andrew Painter in the coming weeks. Finally, Brent tries to stump Jim on this week's installment of Guess That Phillie.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies bounce-back week at CBP against the Cubs and Blue Jays. They talk about the resurgence of the offense, the dominance of the starting rotation, and the bullpen doing decently well. The pair also break down how Otto Kemp has performed both at the plate and in the field, as well as whether there might be a spot for him once Harper returns. They also give their thoughts on a set of rankings that was published which had Nick Castellanos as one of the worse defensive outfielders in baseball. Finally, the episode concludes with a new Guess That Phillie with a very special guest, Noah, attempting to stump Brent.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' abysmal week of baseball against the Blue Jays and Pirates. They break down the offensive drought, the potential call-up of Justin Crawford, Otto Kemp's debut, and Mick Abel's impressive second career start. The pair talk about where the team stands generally through sixty games and where they may be going.

After a week off, Brent and Jim are back to discuss the last two weeks of Phillies baseball. They talk about the Iron Pigs' excellent start to the season and what that might mean for the big club as the season rolls on. The pair also break down the Phillies string of games over the past couple of weeks, including beating up on the bottom-feeding teams like the Pirates, Rockies, and A's. They also dive into the series win against Atlanta and this past weekend's embarrassing series which saw the Phillies get swept by the Brewers at home. Brent and Jim share their thoughts on Trea Turner's defensive woes, and what the infield configuration could look like in the near future. Finally, they give their thoughts on the upcoming week, including Mick Abel's return to the big leagues.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' up and down week against the Cards and Pirates, including the continued effective starting pitching, as well as the good, bad, and ugly offense. They also talk about the big news of Jose Alvarado's 80-game suspension and what it means for the team moving forward. Additionally, the pair break down Mick Abel's impressive MLB debut on Sunday. Finally, Brent tries to stump Jim in this week's Guess That Phillie.

Brent and Jim discuss the Phillies' very successful week on the road, including their sweep against the Rays and their series win against the Guardians. They talk about the booming offense, the steady pitching, and Stott and Turner consistently setting the table at the top of the lineup. On the other side, they break down Harper's recent struggles to hit fastballs and Marchan's less than impressive performance both offensively and defensively. The pair also present the latest installment of Kids Corner and Jim tries to stump Brent in Guess That Phillie.

Brent and Jim give their overview of the Phillies' week of games against the Nationals and the Diamondbacks. They also discuss who they think were the best and worst performers through this week's Studs and Studs, as well as the team's best and worst aspects in the latest installment of Pros and Cons. Additionally, the pair give their thoughts on Johan Rojas' questionable decision-making in the field of late and the return of Ranger Suarez to the rotation and the subsequent move to the bullpen by Taijuan Walker. Finally, Brent attempts to stump Jim in this week's installment of Guess That Phillie.