In this turbo edition, Brett and Mo discuss Beef Wellington. Seriously. Also much more, including King of the Hill, Triple Play, and Dong of the Day.

Brett and Mo both like a certain player on Wednesday's slate, but differ elsewhere. They both remain stuck at 3-1 in Dong of the Day standings as well.

After fading two Dong of the Day freerolls, Mo returns from snowy Colorado to join Brett as they give their best plays for Tuesday's baseball slate.  

Noah Syndergaard is the most talented arm on the hill tonight, but should you roster him? Brett gives his answer, and serves up a Triple Play, Dong of the Day, and a Whiff. 

Brett is the solo analyst on this episode, and offers up a cycle of buys rather than a triple play. He also delivers two Kings of the Hill, a Dong of the Day, and a fade for Friday. 

Brett and Mo both eye players in the NL East again on Wednesday, but they borrow each other's bias. Brett is rostering a stack he normally fades, and Mo is fading a very hot player. 

Out of dozens of possibilities, Mo and Brett agree upon one specific player, Rajai Davis, for Tuesday's slate. They also dole out pitching plays, stacks, and Brett tries to extend his lead once again in Dong of the Day.

Neither Brett nor Mo recorded an official Dong on Friday, but their players went yard on Saturday (Joey Bats went yard twice). The two complain about this misfortune, then discuss the Monday slate. 

Mo and Brett are back to wrap up the week on The Heater. Brett took a 2-0 lead in the Dong of the Day standings after Wednesday's show, so Mo decides to go chalk for Friday. Both hosts agree on one big fade for the day's slate. 

Brett took a 1-0 lead in the Dong of the Day standings on Tuesday, but there is a bit of controversy that leads Mo to go Papelbon on him.