In this episode, we discuss the newest proposal by the owners to get the 2020 season started and perspectives from both sides of the argument. We then take a deep dive into the Giants’ potential 60-man taxi squad, as was proposed in the MLB’s latest negotiations.

In this episode, we discuss the counter-proposal by the MLBPA for an 89 game season, how the sides might come to an agreement, and what the schedule might look like as a result. We end with a discussion on the 2020 MLB Draft: what are the changes to the draft, what were the Giants’ outlook going into the Draft, and who did they use their 1st round pick on.

In this podcast, we discuss the continuing negotiations between MLB and MLBPA to start the season under the cloud of COVID-19,we revisit the Giants top 5 prospects of 2015, and end with some suggestions for fanless games at MLB ballparks.

If you want to jump straight to baseball, skip the podcast to 15:30.In this podcast, we discuss the wild world we are living in: COVID-19, George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, the media portrayal of both of these events, lack of leadership surrounding them, and allegations at my work place. Then, we finally get into MLBPA’s proposal for a 114 game season, the health plan released by the MLB, and how this all affects the Giants. In the third segment, we discuss questions and answers from AMAs by both Scott Harris and Kai Correa. Lastly, we finish off the podcast by detailing the simulated season by Baseball Reference and how the Giants are doing in it.

In this episode, the deciding game of the 2012 NLDS at the Cincinnati Reds is discussed. Link to watch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcntWjbZRMk)

In this episode, we begin by discussing the odd week I’ve had, then get into the three main topics for discussion. First, the results of the large scale antibody test administered to MLB employees. Next, a brief history of the World Baseball Classic and its demise for 2021. Finally, the details of the owners’ proposal to restart play, including all the details for play and revenue sharing, along with several high profile players’ responses to this plan. Trevor Bauer’s reaction conversation on YouTube

In this podcast, we get some analysis and perspective on 2012 NLDS Game 4 at the Reds. Link to watch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-hKrQy9wkQ)

In this podcast, we discuss how different leagues are changing their schedules based on the coronavirus, the American sporting calendar and how the NBA and MLB can fit in between the NFL’s season, Bob Nightengale’s (USA Today) calendar solution to the MLB season, Jeff Passan’s (ESPN) calendar solution, and Mauricio Dubon’s bright future with the team.

In this podcast, we discussing a class action lawsuit against MLB for ticket refunds and the potential signing of ex-Dodger Yasiel Puig

In this episode, we discuss the 10,000-person antibody test that MLB is taking a part of, and the recent “highlights” from NBC Sports’ Alex Pavlovich’s worst 10 trades of Giants' history