Allan Simpson, founder of Baseball America, discusses the history of the MLB Draft.

For the first time, we talk about a work of fiction. Author Jeff Polman takes us back to San Francisco in 1958 for a whodunit centered on the Giants.

John Carvalho looks at the life and career of Ford Frick, who played a key role in Major League Baseball from the 1920s to the 1960s.

Stephanie Liscio tells us about the Negro League's Cleveland Buckeyes, the integration of the Indians and the role of the black press.

Author Derek Gentile ranks the greatest players of all time. 

Author Dennis Snelling discusses the fascinating life and career of baseball's forgotten ambassador.

Award-winning NPR host Scott Simon talks about his lifelong love affair with the Chicago Cubs and his joy in finally seeing them win a World Series.

Let's get some religion as author Dan Schlossberg preaches about notes, nuggets, lists and legends from the world of baseball.

Author Steve Steinberg discusses the life and career of a pitcher who should be better remembered than he is.

Historian Adrian Burgos Jr. talks about his benchmark study on the history of Latino participation in baseball -- before and after the color line.