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Paul and Brendan debate whether the Orioles' hot start to the season is the result of a soft schedule (3:30). Then they talk about Yennier Cano's emergence (13:30). They also discuss Jackson Holliday's promotion to high-A Aberdeen (21:35) and the potential for a Heston Kjerstad promotion (27:45). Finally, Paul says goodbye (40:35).

Paul and Brendan discuss the Orioles' hot hitters (4:25), struggling bullpen arms (16:00) and dicey starting pitching (22:00). Then they wonder when we'll see DL Hall back in Baltimore (34:45) and take a look at the farm (40:05).

Paul and Brendan discuss the O's decision to option Kyle Stowers down to Triple-A Norfolk in favor of keeping three catchers on the 26-man roster. Then, Baltimore's co-hitting coach Matt Borgschulte joins the show (19:44).

Paul and Brendan break down the news that Grayson Rodriguez has been recalled from Triple-A Norfolk and will make his MLB debut against the Rangers (2:55). Then they discuss the top prospects in Bowie (43:25) and run through other storylines of the early season (45:50).

Paul and Brendan talk about recent injuries to Mychal Givens and James McCann (1:45). Then they chat about the releases of Franchy Cordero and Nomar Mazara (7:30). Next they react to the news that Grayson Rodriguez will start the season with Triple-A Norfolk (10:15). Finally they discuss the Orioles' reported trade for lefty reliever Danny Coulombe (34:35).

Paul and Brendan discuss some updates from spring training, including Mike Baumann's move to the bullpen (5:30) and recent roster cuts (8:55). Then they draft the 2023 Orioles into two teams (13:55).

Paul and Brendan put the Free Agency Bracket to rest (1:30) and run through updates from Sarasota (4:20). Then they discuss the minor trades the Orioles have made since Mike Elias took over in 2018 (8:00) and hand out grades on the major trades they've made, including the Mike Yastrzemski (10:35), Dylan Bundy (14:35), Tommy Milone (25:25), Mychal Givens (33:45) and Alex Cobb (39:55) deals.

Paul and Brendan provide an update on what's going on in Sarasota (2:55). Then they discuss the Orioles' recent history with developing pitching prospects (9:00), including Zac Lowther and Alexander Wells (20:40), Mike Baumann (24:45), Keegan Akin (26:30), Kevin Smith (33:25).

Paul and Brendan are joined by Steve Melewski to talk about his top 20 Orioles international prospect list, including discussions about Samuel Basallo (6:25), Freddie Bencosme (9:20), Maikol Hernandez (12:05), César Prieto (15:00) and pitching prospects (17:10).

Paul and Brendan break down MLB Pipeline's new Orioles top 30 prospect list (2:25). Then they discuss Jorge Mateo's long-term outlook (7:15): could he remain a starter at shortstop all season, will he be benched or could he be dealt?

Paul and Brendan discuss the latest injury news from Sarasota (2:55), then predict how high the Orioles' top prospects will rise in 2023, including Jackson Holliday (11:40), Jordan Westburg (20:20), Joey Ortiz (27:15), Connor Norby (30:15), Coby Mayo (34:25), César Prieto (36:30), Colton Cowser (40:15) and Heston Kjerstad (47:25).

Paul and Brendan preview the biggest spring training battles (2:50), including in the rotation (4:35), bullpen (19:20) and bench (28:30). Then they rank players based on the likelihood that they make the Opening Day roster (39:30). Finally the answer the remaining questions set to be asked this spring (45:20).

Paul and Brendan discuss what they learned about the 2023 Orioles during Birdland Caravan, including what the O's plan is for DL Hall (4:20), Terrin Vavra's work at first base (25:55), the potential of more free agent additions (39:20) and Nick Vespi's recovery (48:45).

Paul and Brendan chat about Darren O'Day's retirement (4:00) and follow up on the Cole Irvin trade to discuss who could get bumped off the 26-man roster (14:10). Then they talk about the eight prospects who landed in MLB Pipeline's top 100 (21:35) and the other ballparks changing dimensions around MLB (51:50).

Paul and Brendan discuss the news that shortstop prospect Darell Hernaiz has been traded to the Oakland A's for lefty Cole Irvin and righty Jake Virbitsky. Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.

Paul and Brendan are joined by Orioles director of player development Matt Blood to review the All-Future Orioles Draft (1:00) discuss the new international signing class (4:00), the O's pitching lab (7:30), Baltimore's pitching prospects (7:35), prospect rankings (13:15), first base prospects (18:25), underrated prospects (20:00) and more. Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.

Paul and Brendan review the results of the All-Future Orioles Draft (3:50), provide an update on the Free Agency Bracket (7:00), run through the Orioles' backup first base options (9:55) and discuss Baseball America's new Top 100 Prospect list (18:05). Then they talk about the O's trade for Darwinzon Hernandez (27:20), give their guesses for the O's Opening Day bullpen (34:50) and talk about the team's new class of amateur free agents (42:30). Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.

Paul, Brendan and Tim complete Rounds 9-15 of the All-Future Orioles Draft, compiling teams of O's players and prospects in order to build a championship squad in 2025. Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.

Paul, Brendan and (old friend) Tim complete the first eight rounds of the All-Future Orioles Draft, compiling teams of O's players and prospects in order to build a championship squad in 2025. Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.

Paul and Brendan discuss the Orioles' trade of Tyler Nevin to the Tigers (4:30) and their acquisition of Ryan O'Hearn (5:35). Then they answer fan questions about free agents (10:45), prospects (17:25), the rotation (30:00), the AL East (32:55), trade targets (43:40), the second base breakdown (47:40) and more. Brought to you by Toyota. For legendary safety and reliability, choose Toyota and let's go places.