In today’s episode of Locke’d In Sports, we open with a deep dive into the Yankees-Dodgers series (2:21), starting with how the Yankees bounced back from an embarrassing 18–2 loss on Saturday to win a crucial Sunday Night Baseball game. We discuss why that win mattered, Gerrit Cole’s questionable advice to Will Warren, Ryan Yarbrough’s continued brilliance (and whether he’s earned a playoff start), and how the team may have let Friday’s game slip away thanks to Aaron Boone’s bullpen decisions. Plus, we unpack Aaron Judge’s “measuring stick” comments - what did this series say about the Yankees?

Then it’s time for our May Team of the Month (28:00), where we highlight the month’s top performers.

We then dive into the rest of the MLB slate from the weekend (49:06), and we discuss the potentially devastating injury to Corbin Burnes and whether it could be another data point leading teams to change how they approach big-money pitcher free agent deals. We also cover a wild Mariners-Twins series that saw Cal Raleigh take over the MLB home run lead, the Brewers sweeping the Phillies, and plenty more.

Finally, we wrap with some NCAA College Tournament thoughts (1:12:37), celebrating the chaos that is college baseball and the Cinderella run from Arkansas–Little Rock. Plus some thoughts on the Women's College World Series, where Oklahoma's five-peat is in jeopardy.

In today’s episode of Locke’d In Sports, we kick things off with a heated debate about the Oklahoma City Thunder and their standing on the list of all-time NBA teams (0:00).

Then we head into our Yankee recap (6:30), breaking down dominant starts from Ryan Yarbrough, Carlos Rodón, and Clarke Schmidt in Anaheim, debating who gets bumped from the rotation when Luis Gil returns. We also talk about Aaron Judge’s back-to-back intentional walks, what the Yankees’ reported interest in Orlando Arcia says about their trade deadline mindset, preview the Dodgers series, and wonder what the team is doing on their off day in Los Angeles.

Next, we go around the league (42:00): Are the Red Sox cooked after getting swept in Milwaukee, and what exactly is the front office doing? Miguel Vargas is heating up for the White Sox, who lost their series in Queens. Will the Dodgers trust Clayton Kershaw with a playoff start this fall? In Arizona, trouble’s brewing after dropping a series to Pittsburgh, and the entire NL West has looked painfully average in May. We also cover the Bryce Harper–Spencer Strider drama and speculate whether the trade deadline will disappoint again this year with so few true sellers.

In today’s episode of Locke’d In Sports, we kick things off by recapping William’s trip to an Independent League game this weekend (2:07)—a wild one that featured a benches-clearing brawl. Then, inspired by The Athletic’s feature, we build our own Quarter Century Team (8:38), picking the best players at each position since 2000. After that, we break down the Yankees-Rockies series (44:00), including Aaron Judge’s continued dominance and a frustrating Friday loss. We wrap things up with our MLB Weekend Review (1:03:39), spotlighting the biggest storylines and standout performances from around the league.