Baseline Baseball

Baseline Baseball returns with yet another special guest: Former MLB All-Star outfielder and longtime New York Yankees broadcaster—and also Dante's dear old dad—Ken Singleton!

Ken shares tons of stories about the underrated Yankees-Orioles rivalry of the 1970s, and how it's since resurfaced not once but twice since. Learn just how the Yankees were viewed in Baltimore before the Orioles arrived, and plenty of great Earl Weaver stories.

Amid the Dog Days of August, the guys lament the dumpster fire that is the Chicago White Sox organization. What can be done to save this once-storied franchise, and can anything be done at all? Plus, Aaron Judge vs. Bobby Witt Jr., the state of the NL Wild Card, and the usual baseball grab bag.

Baseline Baseball is back to do a full recap of Tuesday's MLB Trade deadline. The Yankees did great in acquiring Jazz Chisholm Jr., but Josh thinks another team made an under-the-radar pickup with major long-term potential. Additionally, James & Dante wonder just what Baltimore was thinking with their moves.

Plus, now that the Yankees have swept the Phillies, should the Orioles be scared?

The gang is back from a lengthy unintentional absence as they break down the upcoming trade deadline and other happenings from after the All-Star Break. Which teams will buy and sell, and how will the Yankees make the most of a weak trade market? Which managers are on the hot seat?

Plus, listen to Josh's take on the Pittsburgh Pirates after taking in two games at PNC Field

Josh & James, despite missing Dante's calming presence, find a way to keep their cool about Pirates rookie Paul Skenes starting the All-Star Game, the latest Yankees-Orioles beef, and the Astros' interest in Pete Alonso.

And just for good measure, the NL Wild Card race is back on!

Aside from the usual baseball talk, the guys deviate mid-show to discuss the rise of their favorite basketball team: The New York Knicks! Plus, Aaron Judge keeps chasing history, a quick look at the trade deadline, and are the Cubs threatening to blow it all up already?

The week opens on a somber note as the guys speak on the recent passing of Willie Mays. How much did The Say Hey Kid mean to the game, and on how many levels? Just how great was he?

Plus, the state of the NL Wild Card and general happenings around the league.

Baseline Baseball welcomes the Caught Looking podcast's Max Greenfield, a man who truly knows his baseball. Max joins James, Josh, and Dante to discuss, essentially, what's happening in MLB two months into the season?

The guys recap the Yankees-Dodgers series, the influx of great young pitching from Paul Skenes to Luis Gil, and try and predict the hot mess of the NL Wild Card. Plus, hear Aaron Judge compared to a pretty significant name, and some speculation on where the Mets might trade Pete Alonso.

Baseline Baseball gives Angel Hernandez the sendoff that only MLB's most popular umpire deserves. Plus, James laments how everyone from Corbin Carroll to Blake Snell stinks. And let's open up some baseball cards!

The guys are back in their regular weekday timeslot with their latest baseball beef: Why isn't Kyle Tucker a household name? Josh shares a story about Astros fans who barely notice him and still give all the attention to Jose Altuve. Plus, the Houston Astros are back in the race, but for how long? And can anything slow down Shota Imanaga?