Baseballogy

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the playoffs thus far, and preview the remainder of the division series. Adam and Drew start by discussing the Twins and Yankees series, then discuss the Rays and Astros. Later, they cover the NLDS series including the surprising odds of the Astros and Dodgers series, and the wild experiences in the Cardinals/Braves series.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss Dave Dombrowski being fired, Shawn Kelley's great throw, an angry Tigers fan with connections to the past. Later, they discuss some of Drew's latest research including an anonymous bullpen comparison, a hitting rankings bracket, and an interesting stat about hitters in an 0-2 count vs. a 2-0 count. Finally, they discuss Mike Trout's Morton's neuroma, HR%+, and stick up for onathan Villar.

In this episode, Drew and Adam briefly discuss the upcoming analytics revolution in football, and what that will look like. Later, they discuss some notes including Justin Verlander's no hitter, the Moran Brothers professional interaction, as well as the NL Wild Card race. Adam and Drew go under the microscope on ulcerative colitis, which has plagued Kyle Gibson all season, and explore potential treatment options. In behind enemy lines, they discuss the pineda suspension, as well as an update to the Willians Astudillo Sacrifice Fly/Strikeout Ratio chase. Drew explores outs above average in Alphabet Soup, and how it looks unfavorably upon a Twins outfielder. Finally, they close with Mike Trout Minute, and sticking up for Jack Flaherty.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open by discussing the current playoff races, and update the score on the AL and NL Preview predictions. Later, they cover some other news and notes around the league including Carlos Corrasco and Chris Paddack. Then, Drew puts his analysis of the career home run record Under the Microscope. Mike Trout minute finds a weird streak for Mike Trout. In behind enemy lines, Adam discusses the starting rotation, and maintains his usual negativity. Also, they discuss an unusual memo circulated around the league. Finally, Drew sticks up for Wee Willie Keeler, the shortest player in the MLB Hall of Fame.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the Red Sox stumbling, big injuries to Fernando Tatis and Chris Sale, as well as Bryce Harper's situational statistics. Later they discuss the growth of young talent in MLB, and Drew drops a fun fact! Later, Drew briefly discusses an idea he has about how breakable the all-time career home run record is. Behind Enemy lines discusses the Twins pitching in depth, and Adam delivers a completely useless fun fact about Max Kepler. Finally, Mike Trout minute discusses ANOTHER Mike trout career milestone, and alphabet soup discusses Grounding in to Double Plays (GIDP), and which players are best at avoiding doing it.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss some of the recent moves around the league, including Sergio Romo out of the Twins. then they take a deep dive in cancer immunotherapy, and its role in the baseball world.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the joys and perils of independent league baseball, as Drew recaps an eventful game he went to this weekend. Later, they discuss news and notes around Major League Baseball including the Indians getting hot this past month, and some bullpens that have been very good as well as bullpens that have been very bad. Later, Drew discusses the superb Dodgers' starters so far this season, and puts it into historical context. In behind enemy lines, Drew and Adam discuss potential trade targets, and then Drew delivers EXCELLENT facts about Mike Trout. Finally, Drew sticks up for a mystery man who plays in an Athletics uniform.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss some of the more somber news in baseball, including Tyler Skaggs' untimely death as well as Carlos Carlos Corrasco and Bob Gibson's cancer diagnoses. In lighter discussion, Drew and Adam discuss the Home Run Derby, and the Home Run streak Max Kepler put up on Trevor Bauer. In under the microscope, Drew discusses the peculiar season of Jose Ramirez. Later they discuss the Twins, and then talk about Mike Trout's career OPS nearing 1000. Finally, Drew discusses an interesting (and unexplained) change in hard hit rate. Also, they discuss Lance Lynn's great season as a non-Twin.

In this episode, Drew and Alex open by discussing the unmatched talent of Air Bud, and where he would fit best in a major league roster. After that, they discuss the stellar debut of Brendan McKay. Later, they discuss the Grand Junction Rockies and their recent Twitter experience. In alphabet soup, Alex and Drew draft baseball initials, and are looking for people to put in their own picks! Under the microscope follows up on the correlation between error runs and range runs. Behind enemy lines is brief, but remains optimistic. Finally, Drew and Alex discuss the case for DJ Lemeheiu to be better than Mike Trout.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open by discussing the weird Home Run totals on the top of the MLB leaderboard. Later, they discuss the Dodgers youth movement, the Rays exploring a two-city option, Albert Pujols and his return to Saint Louis, and Frankie Montas' suspension. In Under the Microscope, they discuss Drew's piece on Rookies, and then carry out the first rendition of "Negative Data with Drew." To round out the episode, Adam discusses the Twins defense, and the different components of what makes a defense great. Drew forgoes Mike Trout Minute to discusses how even pithcers can hit in 2019, and finally, Drew sticks up for Howie Kendrick.