Madison Bumgarner has agreed to a 5-year, $85 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks. One of the most dominant and decorated pitchers of the past decade, MadBum brings veteran experience and a winning pedigree to Arizona. He'll bring his bat with him too, because who doesn't enjoy watching MadBum hit? Corey Kluber has been traded to the Texas Rangers in return for Delino DeShields Jr. and Emmanuel Clase. What does the two-time Cy Young winner have left in the tank? All this on today's episode.

The Houston Astros were baseball's most dominant team throughout the 2019 regular season. Armed with six All-Stars, they amassed the most wins and highest team WAR in the MLB. Things got even better when they added Zack Greinke at the trade deadline. Yordan Alvarez ran away with the Rookie of the Year in about half a season. Justin Verlander threw his third career no-hitter en route to his second Cy Young award. Oh, and Gerrit Cole and Alex Bregman had pretty decent seasons too.... All this (and more) on today's episode.

The LA Dodgers had another dominant year as they cruised to yet another NL West title and a record of 106-56. Cody Bellinger produced an MVP season and some prospects got a good taste of MLB action. Max Muncy showed us that he wasn't a one-season wonder. The Dodgers use platoons and matchups as well as anyone, but make no mistake about it - they have lots of talented players. The Dodgers have perhaps the most complete team in baseball. So what will it take to put them over the top in October? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Despite placing a record number of players on the injured list this year, the Yankees went 103-59 and never really hit a rough patch. The Yankees employed a next-man-up mentality and seemed to unearth several diamonds in the rough. DJ Lemahieu put together a sensational campaign, shutting up the doubters who said he was a product of Coors field. Gleyber Torres became a superstar. By adding Gerrit Cole, the Yankees have likely put themselves over the top. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Another marquee free agent is off the board. Anthony Rendon has agreed to a 7-year, $245 million deal with the LA Angels. Guys like Rendon don't become available too often, so it's understandable why the Angels signed him. However, they'll need to bolster their pitching staff (see Bumgarner, Ryu, Keuchel) if they want to even crack a .500 record. Despite his rough 2019, Blake Treinen got a 1-year $10 million deal from the Dodgers. Is Blake Treinen a case study for relief pitchers being overused? Adam Jones is heading to Japan. All this (and more) on today's episode.