The All Belt Team makes its debut as we travel back to the 2000 MLB season to crown baseball's kings at every position. From Second Base "Edgardo Alfonzo-gate" to tributes to legends like Nomar Garciaparra and Chipper Jones, we relive one of baseball's wildest eras. The steroid-era numbers are simply astonishing—and the debates are even better. Join us for a nostalgic mix of baseball history, fantasy baseball, and plenty of spirited arguments.

Season 6, Episode 4 is here! Stephen and Commissioner Kevin hit the two-thirds mark of the season, breaking down contenders vs. pretenders, the top hitters and pitchers, Jacob Misiorowski's meteoric rise, Cal Raleigh's surprising slump, the eternal Shohei Ohtani fantasy debate, and why Eduardo Rodriguez remains Kevin's kryptonite. Then, in a surprise appearance, Carter joins to revive his "Trade Maestro" persona, recap the latest deals, preview what's next, and dive into NFBC Guillotine League FAAB strategy.

The reigning champion Carter joins the podcast for a wide ranging fantasy baseball conversation that covers everything from blockbuster trades, to sabermetrics, to the psychology behind building a roster. We revisit the controversial Matt Olson trade and get a firsthand look into what was going through Carter’s head that day, including why he is always willing to bet on superstar upside. Along the way, we grade a handful of league trades, debate process versus results, and even break down a potential trade between Greg and Stephen live on air in real time.

The episode also dives into some of Carter’s favorite baseball metrics, the stats he completely ignores, his skepticism of chase rate, concerns about Logan Gilbert’s arm, and the shocking revelation that despite being one of the league’s biggest Braves fans, he has somehow never attended a Braves game. As always, the disagreements stay fun, the baseball conversations stay sharp, and the trade investigations continue.