MLB fails to reach a deal with the union and the crew is NOT happy.. Where do the two sides go from here and how do we wait? Plus, a look at where Chicago-area fans can get their baseball fix this spring and summer.

The crew recaps the past week of negotiations between the players and owners and discusses expectations for the near future (spoiler: it's not good)

The crew welcomes 20 year season-ticket holder and photographer extraordinaire Matt DeLeon (@MBDChicago) to the podcast to discuss his photographic work and his life as a Cubs fan.

The latest on the lockout, including reasons for optimism? Might the Cubs take on money from a team looking to unload contract in order to net a prospect? A look at the Eric Kay trial and the ugly implications for MLB, and memories of the worst losses the crew has ever witnessed in person.

After a week respite the crew is back to discuss the ongoing MLB instituted lockout and the lack of progress in CBA negotiations. Is Anthony Rizzo in the plans for the 2022 Cubs? The crew discusses plus a trip back in time to 1970 Wrigley Field.

The crew opens with the latest on the Collective Bargaining Agreement and pay tribute to former Cubs coach and player Gene Clines. There's movement in Mesa and the Hall brings in one Boston great. A tour through the number 54s of Cubs history and reactions to the Bears GM and head coach hires.

The crew holds a draft as they each select 10 All Time Cubs to make up their own lineups. Listen and debate as to which team is best and find out which current Cubs player was drafted. Additionally discussions on the new released Baseball America top 100 prospect list and current CBA negotiations

Big news in the Cubs world! It's Randall J. Sanders' birthday!! Jon Lester retires and the crew reflects on his career plus special birthday themed trivia.

New year, same Behind the Yellow Line. The crew discusses the news of ESPN's major shakeup of Sunday Night Baseball plus the Cubs poach a former collegiate coaching legend from the Mets.

The crew says goodbye to 2021 nearly 1 year to the date of their inaugural podcast. Are the Cubs relying on shadowy figures to navigate through the lockout offseason? The Iowa Cubs are sold and more in this edition of Behind The Yellow Line1