Lou, Cody, and Gregg are joined by Twins Daily Managing Editor Matthew Trueblood as we cover an array of topics. From newly drafted prospects to trade deadline wish lists and Minnesotan Minnesota Twins to the difference between parody and satire, this episode has everything.

It's the last day of the Twins' All-Star break, so we're doing a mailbag. Topics include Carlos Santana's role on a playoff roster, how long Carlos Correa will be a Twin, Gregg's longstanding beef with TC Bear, something from an "S. Hayek," and much, much more.

Lou, Cody, and Gregg break down the upcoming trade deadline on July 30. They discuss their expectations league-wide and for the Twins, as well as needs and targets for the Twins, hypothetical zany scenarios (Should the Twins TRADE Pablo Lopez?), and our favorite recent deadlines.

We're in the throes of the All-Star Break and we've got a lot to get off our chests. Lou, Cody, and Gregg get together to complain about home run celebrations, the draft. the traffic in Milwaukee, and package delivery etiquette.

Sweet Lou and Ol Gregg are joined by Producer Theo to go over midseason grades for the Twins' hitters and pitchers, expectations for the rest of the year, areas for improvement, and classic baseball names.

Sweet Lou and Ol Gregg continue the All-Star Break bonanza and discuss the Twins' two All-Stars: Carlos Correa and Willi Castro. They also delve into forgotten Twins All-Stars of years past, propose a skills completion, and predict the Twins' 2025 All-Stars.

Greggory and Cody are joined by Tom Froemming as they cover three series wins against Detroit, Houston, and the White Sox. They also hand out midseason awards, discuss some prospects, and play an Immaculate Gregg (see below). When the cat (Sweet Lou) is away, the mice (Gregg, Cody, and Tom) will play.

Sweet Lou, Cody, and Gregg are joined by Twins Daily technical lead Brock Beauchamp to recap the Twins' series wins over Arizona and Seattle. The fellas speculate on who will represent the Twins at the All-Star game, the causes for concern on the roster, and whether Bert Blyleven uses YouTube. Gregg also complains about Luis Castillo's at-bat in Sunday's game.