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After their season opening debacle, Joel, Sam, and Eli are back! They talk about the NFL Playoffs and the New England Patriots (8:00), Joel goes on a rant about Pat Mahomes (14:00), they discuss the odds of Manny Machado coming to the Chicago White Sox (33:00), and talk about Yasiel Puig's delicious future playing for the Cincinnati Reds (58:00). Also: Politics in advertising Why the MLBPA is screwing themselves True Detective Season 4: MLB

The boys are back! Joel, Sam, and Eli talk about sports in the New Year, including the Harper and Machado sweepstakes (5:00) NBA basketball (13:00), the college football national championship (20:00), and the NFL playoffs (28:00). Also, they debate how someone can tell that they're living in the Matrix based on their sports teams. (48:00).

Joel, Sam, and Eli dive into the offseason and talk about the ROY, MVP, and Cy Young Races. They also talk about cartoon movie nostalgia and Sam's shocking Space Jam secret! They also talk about MLB free agency, which gets dark quickly, and the wormhole connecting Colorado and Milwaukee. They also have a plan to save Pabst Blue Ribbon.

Joel, Sam, and Eli celebrate the Red Sox World Series win over the L.A. Dodgers! They break down the games and the players, including Justin "Gritty" Turner, David "Garbage Time" Price, and Chris "Slenderman" Sale.

Joel, Sam, and Eli preview the World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers. They talk nicknames, dark horse candidates, and the value of having sports villains.

Sam broadcasts in from his place of work, and Eli hurries home from the Home Depot to join Joel on the emergency podcast on the MLB Playoffs. They talk Red Sox v Astros, including Jackie Bradley Jr's grand slam in Game 3, Sam's trip to Yankee Stadium for Game 4 of the ALDS, and what they're looking forward to in the NLCS between the Brewers and the Dodgers. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dumpontheump/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DumpOnTheUmp @DumpOnTheUmp

Joel, Sam, and Eli are back to talk MLB Playoffs and the Divisional Series! The Indians and the Braves both got eliminated, on #IndigenousPeoplesDay no less, the boys are still on the Brewers Band Wagon, and can the Boston Red Sox get it together in time to beat the hated Yankees? Listen! Rate! Review!

Joel and Sam get together to talk about the 2018 MLB Playoffs, including the two NL game 163's. They also talk about the awkward process of getting on the Milwaukee Brewers Bandwagon, how to rebuild the Chicago White Sox, and why Jay Cutler is the David Wright of the NFL. They also discuss their plans for their post-apocalyptic baseball YA novel, why Tom Brady is more machine than man now, and what Yasiel Puig does when nobody is looking.

Joel and Sam look forward to the MLB Postseason, and talk about the AL and NL wild card races, the historical perspective on the Boston Red Sox season, the Oakland Athletics and Moneyball 2.0, and whether or not the New England Patriots will beat a cat based team. Also, Sam compares the National Hockey League to seasonal-depression disorder.

Joel, Sam, and Eli talk about the hottest topics in sports, including: MLB Division Races, the cases for and against Jacob deGrom for NL Cy Young, the best MLB players never to win a World Series, and what the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry will look like after the apocalypse!

Sam recounts his experiences in Ireland watching the Hurling championships; Sam and Joel check back in on the baseball season and the divisional races; they discuss the U.S. Open and Serena Williams' loss to Naomi What's-Her-Name; and they talk about everything that's wrong with the NFL.

The Chicago White Sox are streaking! The Boston Red Sox are slumping! As the calendar turns to September, Joel and Eli talk about the upside down world of baseball, the divisional races, and which non-baseball celebrities they would want on their teams. (Pinch runner Usain Bolt, anyone?)

Joel and Eli get together to talk baseball! They talk divisional races, the Chicago White Sox's surprising new pitcher, the Washington Nationals' complete surrender, and Joel finally gets to talk about Ted Williams' Babip! Also, shout out to Siena, Italy and the Palio horse race.

Joel, Sam, and Eli, talk about how good the Boston Red Sox are, and how bad the Chicago White Sox are. They discuss the San Diego Padres and their 5-win multipass, and Robinson Cano and his return to the Seattle Mariners. They also talk about the PGA Championship, and Tiger Woods' impact on golf.

Sam, Joel, and Eli talk about the Red Sox four game sweep of the New York Yankees, and how ridiculous Yankee fans are. They also talk about the AL Division Races, how Joel doesn't know anyone who plays for the A's, and why the Astros signed Roberto Osuna.

In this week's episode, Joel, Sam, and Eli talk about the MLB trade deadline, the arms race going on in the AL East, Joel's great new nickname for Mike Trout, and Gary Sanchez's new future living in Scranton, PA.

In this week's episode, Joel and Sam talk about the MLB All-Star Game, the Josh Hader controversy over his racist and sexist tweets, and sitcoms from the 1980's and how the standards for what's funny and what's not has changed. They also talk about polo, rugby, quidditch, and why Joel is back on the Mike Trout bandwagon.

Joel and Sam welcome special guest Adam to recap the World Cup. They talk about all they're ideas about how to fix soccer, and compare soccer to other American sports. They also talk baseball, specifically the Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game.

Eli, Joel, and Sam are back to talk about the MLB All-Star game selections, the White Sox trials and tribulations, and the World Cup. They also make their predictions for the World Cup final, and discuss their plans for making the U.S. competitive again, and which U.S. athletes they think would make the best all-around sports athletes.

Sam and Joel discuss ways to improve the World Cup, how soccer is really just "Hot Hockey," and how to fix the corrupt state of college athletics. They also discuss O.J. Simpson, Joel's first trip to Fenway Park, and why Alex Ovechkin may be the second Dump On The Ump All-Star.