This two-time World Series winner was the best sequel to a Terminator since Robert Patrick.

The descent of Eric Show from a talented pitcher and musician -- to hardcore addict -- to dead at age 37 is one of the saddest stories we've covered.

Fun Fact: Most people in New Jersey are born at the racetrack.

Welcome to Season 5!

This Twin Cities slugger had one famous World Series grand slam and one infamous World Series body slam.

Inspired by Jim Traber's singing of the National Anthem before his own baseball game, we offer the 1988 Topps Podcast Triathlon:

Event 1: Bike 10 miles while listening to Ruben Sierra's music

Event 2: Sing a solo from any Broadway musical

Event 3: Beat the Mets with any team in RBI Baseball

An episode about a Florida Man almost losing his hand, but not to an encounter with a snake or gator!

San Diego Padres

New York Yankees

Texas Rangers

Zak Ford, author of Called Up: Ballplayers Remember Becoming Major Leaguers, joins the pod to talk about this Future Star.

Mariners

Rangers

Padres

Cubs

This no-nonsense lefty spent 11 years in MLB and now lives on a 60-foot boat. What more is there to say?

While Yogi Berra once said, “All pitchers are liars or crybabies,” this Yankees legend (and friend of Yogi) may have been an exception.

This Puerto Rican outfielder wore his emotions on his sleeve and his fortunes around his neck.