I've got a lot of problems with you people, and you're gonna hear about it! The "long-awaited" return of Cardboard Comrades brings you Festivus in April with Matt and Trevor taking the first step into airing their grievances with the sports card landscape in order to move on with their collecting lives. Trust us, we covered a lot but probably just as much sits on the cutting room floor as too much salt is bad for your blood pressure. Episode 4 is live!

The trio of Opposite Field continues onwards through the regular season with another fresh episode where we discuss Carlos Rodon's unfortunate transformation from perfect game pitcher to no-no hurler, whether or not Jayce Tingler is in over his head as the Padres pursue the Dodgers, the notion that the Red Sox despite being the best in the AL may still try to make themselves sellers, and much more while you ponder the timeless Keanu question from the Cyberpunk trailer! Enjoy Episode 45 today!

The baseball season is rolling on and Opposite Field is here to discuss injuries, surprise teams and players, as well as disappointments from the first week and change of the regular season. Colin gets to revel in his Red Sox' winning ways and in the Blue Jays' woes. MLB claims its first doctored ball case and nobody is surprised as to who was at the center of it. All that with Bird Watch and more on Episode 44 of Opposite Field!

Overreactions to hot and slow starts, commentaries on the Red Sox offense and Dodgers' bullpen, the latest installment of Bird Watch (now with unsubstantiated Twitter fodder), and more all enveloping a few technical difficulties in the middle of everything. Enjoy a word from our "sponsors" on Episode 43 of Opposite Field!

We are on the precipice of Opening Day so our trio of fans talks about our predictions for the full slate of games, all of the roster moves heading into the real schedule, and Francisco Lindor's monster contract demands. Episode 42 is live!

It took less than a week for the curse of our picks to claim its first victim in poor Eloy Jimenez. Since we recorded on Wednesday, the severity of his wall crash injury wasn't known just yet. But now that the dust is settled we talk the rest of the comings and goings of the week in Spring Training, do a little Bird Watching, and take a trip down memory lane that if continued further would surely get us canceled.

It was a slow week for big baseball news, but we still had a lot of fun with this podcast. We went over the proposed asinine Minor League rule changes that will be rolled out across multiple levels. There was a hat nod to the retiring Nick Markakis who had a better career than you think. There is a bit of hit-for-the-cycle trivia as well as the beginning of a segment that may or may not return called "Bird Watch." Enjoy Episode 40, we're entering our mid-life crisis!

Greg returns to the Opposite Field Podcast this week to hear the boys' predictions and make his own. That takes a bit of time to get to though because there were two big signings to unpack as well as the first week and change's worth of Spring Training to examine. Enjoy Episode 39 today!

We've been doing baseball predictions for the better part of two decades now and to be fair the majority of the time they've been pretty brutal. But with us now channeling the "knowledge" we've accumulated from a year of doing this podcast, this is the year we finally put all of those horrible predictions scribbled on the backs of Papa Gino's placemats and various "Books of Shit" to bed. Enjoy Episode 38 at your leisure, it was a fun one!

Pitchers and catchers are reporting and you can smell the baseball in the air supply! The Opposite Field boys discuss the week that was including James Paxton and Taijuan Walker putting us 2/3 of the way to actually being right, JBJ's million links, Odorizzi's blisters, Greg's disdain for Tyler Clippard, and Randall Simon. Yes, you read that correctly. These things just happen sometimes. Enjoy Episode 37 of Opposite Field!