Jon, John, and Adam talk the last week of MLB transactions, headlined by Juan Soto's blockbuster deal with the New York Mets. Also, Jon has a message for Indiana, John says his favorite Jay-Z lyric, and Adam begins his swan song on KCOU.

Jon, John, and Adam talk the last week of MLB transactions, predict their own hypothetical free agencies, and talk about deferred payments. Also, Jon visits sunny Minneapolis, John begs for the "Rec Cat" to return, and Adam has to break football commitment news.

Jon, John, and Adam host The Chatting Average's first online-only episode! The guys talk about the last week of transactions and draft a fantasy team of non-tendered players. Also, John talks about tools, Jon gets stuck in Chicago traffic, and Adam loses connection.

Tracks used in this episode are Hakodate Line and Highway 94 by Blue Dot Sessions under Creative Commons license.

Jon, John, and Adam discuss the upcoming awards in the MLB offseason and the future of the Chatting Average. Also, Jon discovers slime, John's mom is taken by the Atlanta Braves Foundation, and Adam does Lil Jon ad-libs.

Jon, John, and Adam discuss the top free agents, plus news about Roki Sasaki, Shohei Ohtani, new Marlins manager Clayton McCullough, and more. Also, Jon welcomes us to the jungle, John gets stuck in a cereal loop, and Adam defends the Rockies' 2027 playoff window.

Jon, John, and Adam host the first Annual Chatties Awards, given to the best, worst, and funniest players of the year. Also, Jon messes up the Immaculate Grid, John plays with Tonka trucks in his sandbox, and Adam confesses his love for MLB sponsor Adobe.

Jon, John, and Adam discuss Games 1 and 2 of the World Series, including the Game 1 walkoff grand slam. Also, the guys go to Wikipedia to define life's biggest mysteries, John carefully puts his laptop to sleep, Adam introduces friend of the program Chase Anderson, and Jon texts his mom.

Jon, John, and Adam review the Championship Series and preview the World Series in a two-hour special episode! The guys deep-dive the Dodgers and Yankees, ponder the usefulness of Taylor Trammell, and call at least ten players pumpkins. Also, Jon gets replaced with an impersonator, John protects the ball, and Adam forgets when Game 3 is.