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Stacey and Luke discuss the state of the San Jose Sharks and the Chicago Blackhawks after extending the contracts of Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard, respectively. Also, the duo look into the Toronto Maple Leafs fixing their woes and share their thoughts on the Capitals and Blues as they made changes.

Mason and Joey are joined by special guest Justin to discuss the position that their Orioles should focus on in the upcoming MLB Draft. The crew also named some prospects that could be taken with the Orioles' 7th overall pick.

Mason and Joey return with the June edition of Birdland Bash. Both guys debate whether Gunnar Henderson can return to form, and want the Orioles to keep Taylor Ward. Also, Mason and Joey question the insertion of Felix Bautista in the near future and decide which Oriole should represent the team in the All-Star game in Philadelphia.

Mason, Dylan, and Joey wrap up May talking about their live experience in a recent game, question if Trevor Rogers the guy, struggles against left-handed pitching. and a deep dive into Jackson Holliday.

Stacey and Luke are impressed by the Colorado Avalanche's continual dominance in the playoffs. Also, they reveal which team that has been eliminated thus far must have a great offseason. Next, Stacey and Luke debate whether the Carolina Hurricanes can capture the Stanley Cup after an 8-0 start. Lastly, Stacey and Luke predict the winners of the Hart, Vezina, Norris, and Lindsey Trophies.

Mason, Chase, Dylan, and Joey discuss which catcher on their Orioles is better, who the top guys are in the bullpen, and the keys to defeating the Yankees in a four-game series.

To start the episode, Stacey and Luke welcome News Reporter and Buffalo Sabres fan Louie Genovese to the show. Louie shared what he believed made the Sabres successful and their upcoming series against the Boston Bruins. Later on, Stacey and Luke share what match-ups they are most looking forward to, the players who must step up, and predict the Stanley Cup Finals match-up. At the end of the episode, Stacey and Luke recap the season for their favorite teams, the St. Louis Blues and the Washington Capitals, respectively.

This week, Mason, Dylan, and Joey give their reactions to Shane Baz receiving a new contract, discuss the struggles of Colton Cowser and Coby Mayo, and have a slight debate about Blaze Alexander possibly being better than Jackson Holliday

Mason, Chase, Dylan, and Joey return with another episode covering the Baltimore Orioles before the first game of the regular season. The crew provided various names of players on the roster who will make an impact in the 2026 season. The crew also believes the Boston Red Sox are the Orioles' greatest obstacle in the AL East this season.

Stacey and Luke believe the Edmonton Oilers will have a hard time replacing Leon Draisaitl, who is out for the season with an injury. Also, both believe the Buffalo Sabers have a fantastic team and have a legit shot of making it to the Stanley Cup.

Stacey and Luke bring in the second half of the NHL season, discussing various storylines that revolve around the playoffs.

Bases Loaded veterans Mason and Chase debut The Birdland Bash Podcast with new signees Dylan and Joey. This podcast will cover the Baltimore Orioles during the 2026 season. This first episode covers various thoughts on the Orioles' moves, who must step up on the roster, and what the team's strengths and weaknesses are heading into the new season.

This week, Stacey and Luke take an early look at the trade rumors, including the Dallas Stars possibly moving Jason Robertson. Also, Stacey and Luke discuss the NY Islanders and where Nate MacKinnon will be ranked among the greats.

In the first episode of 2026, Luke and Stacey discuss Team Canada's roster for the Winter Olympics, debate if the Florida Panthers can overcome the injuries, and decide if the Tampa Bay Lightning are the favorites in the Eastern Conference.

Noah and Mason analyze the deals of Devin Willams and Dylan Cease. Also, both take a look at the Baltimore Orioles' moves in order to compete in 2026 and decide how many years a team should sign free agent Kyle Schwarber for.