Game 3 of the 2012 NLDS vs. the Cincinnati Reds is discussed, including the tremendous odds facing the Giants, Homer Bailey's near no-hitter against us, and our scrappy run scoring that led us to victory. Link to watch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3rxG5AZ_2w)

In this podcast, we discuss 2 proposals from the MLB for possible schedules and arrangements to complete the season, how different season lengths and play-off formats affect the Giants’ odds, and we end with a survey from Seton Hall regarding Americans’ preferences regarding sports and a coronavirus vaccine.

In this podcast, Matt Cain’s perfect game is reviewed, along with its historical context with other great pitching performances, and my personal memories of the game. Link to watch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTSOBkQKiBs)

In this podcast, we will discuss Keith Law’s new rankings of the Giants’ prospect system, Farhan Zaidi’s role in the franchise’s promotion of social values, Hank Schulman’s sad realization of the potential for no baseball this season, and end with the Dodgers’ rotten TV deal depriving fans, but promoting income for the team.

In this podcast, the 2010 Game 5 World Series match-up between the Giants and Texas Rangers will be discussed in detail, including where I was when watching the game and interesting stats that put the game in context. You can watch the game in full here

In this podcast, we discuss the proposed opening day line-up from beat writer Hank Schulman, the agreement between MLB and MLBA announced last week, its ramifications, and the #BCrawBracket proposed by Brandon Crawford

In this episode, we review the pre-game and during game story lines of 2010 NLCS Game 6 at Philadelphia. Feel free to watch the game for yourself here.

In this episode, 2020 Spring Training stats are presented, a deep dive into past shortened MLB seasons is analyzed, potential solutions to the schedule are presented, and finally, a proposal for the next 8 weeks on the podcast is given.

In this episode, the salaries and overall payroll of the Giants are discussed, along with a detailed view of the 26 man roster, including the infield, outfield, starting staff, and relievers. Joey Bart's potential impact on the big league club and its delay are mentioned, as well as a handful of players who on the bubble outside looking in to be part of the big league roster on opening day.

In this episode, we look at each position group from the 2019 Giants season and the 15 most important transactions over the winter, including free agent signings and departures, and the type of impact that the advanced analytics and common sense say that they will have on the success of the team during the 2020 season.