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Special guest Sean Holloway, Detroit Griffins GM and UL Beat Reporter, joins Peter, Glen, and the Commish as they run through 1991 East Division. Will the P-Bears repeat? Or is there a new power rising in the East?

Does Stuff matter more? Which players will fall in the shower? And which teams will compete for the final playoff spot behind L.A. and St. Louis? These questions and more are under consideration in Part 2 of the 1990 season preview!

Do the Polar Bears have any weaknesses? Will Saberhagen finally get 20 wins? What does Charlie think about the Tomlin trade?

Join us as the fellas address these burning questions and many others in the 1990 UL East Division preview!

The lads discuss what it takes to develop players in the minors, which roster has the key ingredients for a bench-clearing brawl, and Rob Deer—all while making a series of prognostications on the 1989 UL season.

On the 20th anniversary of the UL's founding, the fellas discuss the outlook for its 38th season. Includes references to Jim "Dream" Weaver, Jack Kevorkian, and how regular season dominance can set you up for a postseason flop.

Pete, Glen, and special guest Charlie Qualls assess the outlook for all 16 teams and give their picks for league champion, rookie of the year, and the ever-popular worst cleanup hitter in the league.

The gents have a fireside chat with veteran GM Jeff Tonole of San Francisco and discuss his early baseball influences, trading style (or lack thereof), and the unexpected success of the 1985 Spiders.

Glen and the Commish sit down with special guest Doug Aiton, Seattle Rainiers GM, to discuss the upcoming 1986 season. Which team won the draft? Who are the rookie of the year favorites? What new teams will be in the mix come September? What is Doug's nighttime beverage of choice?

The Commish sits down with World Series GMs Peter Vays and Glen Reed to dissect the upcoming rookie class, and tackle such hard-hitting questions as: Is this the best rookie crop ever? Is defense passé? Are relievers becoming more important? Is Barry Larkin better than Luis Aguayo?

In a super-sized double-decker season preview edition, the guys count down the league's 16 teams. Will Detroit three-peat? Will Washington catch St. Louis in the Gulf Division? And will Montreal overtake the Sox in the Atlantic and book a playoff return three years after their World Series triumph? Prefer two parts: pause it halfway and finish it later!