Baseball Banter

John Stewart joins me as we discuss the Mount Rushmore players for the Diamondbacks, Rockies, Dodgers, Padres and Giants franchises. Which players differ, and did we have the same order? Also, the current state of the game is in bad shape with no progress in sight for a new CBA between the players and owners and why MLB needs to do more marketing their stars.

In this episode, the Mets announce they will be retiring Keith Hernandez's number 17, Jon Lester announces his retirement after 16 seasons in the big leagues, and the main event! The Mount Rushmore for NL Central teams. Who's going to make the list and who got left off?

On this episode, with the lockout still ongoing with little progress towards a resolution for the CBA, it's time to play a game and determine each team's Mt. Rushmore. On Today's show it's the National League East and the Nationals/Expos get split up and get their own lists. 

The Golden Era Committee announced 6 new members to the Baseball Hall of Fame plus we are about a month away from the BBWAA vote for the class of 2022 so we dive into who could be immortalized in Cooperstown this year. Plus a look at the Mets managerial search and why one candidate stands above the rest.

With just a few days left until a potential labor dispute leading to a lockout Major League Baseball is seeing a major frenzy with a bunch of free agents signing early. Major names coming off the board such as Kevin Gausman, Robbie Ray, Max Scherzer, Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, and more. Where will others like Javier Baez and Carlos Correa end up?

The offseason is here after the Atlanta Braves win their first World Series title since 1995. Lots of questions surrounding the local baseball teams here in New York and John Stewart joins me to break down the latest and what our offseason wish lists are for the Mets and Yankees.

A look at September baseball and how the playoff races will shape up. Plus John Stewart joins me as we discuss it all plus give our last month picks for the major awards across baseball.

There's  a lot of turmoil surrounding the Mets and Francisco Lindor and Javier Baez are in the middle of it all. Getting all sensitive to the fans booing an underperforming team for the better part of 2 months.

What's it going to take for the Mets and Red Sox to turn it around? Both teams have relinquished a division lead that they have held for most of the season but now are looking up at other teams. The Giants continue on their impressive ways, how are they getting it done??

The trade deadline has passed as teams make their final adjustments for the stretch run. Discussing the winners and losers and who could have done more at the deadline. Also, a look ahead to the final stretch of the long season.