Mitch and Ursula banter about baseball's continuing domestic violence epidemic, Yoenis Cespedes' injury, their All-Star ballots, and much more!

Mitch and Ursula are joined by Frank Grouch, standup comedian, Phillies fan, and friend of the podcast! In this fun, wide-ranging conversation, we talk about Rhys Hoskins' baller home run trot, further Yankees injury woes, and much more!

Baseball is pain and the Yankees are dead. Other than that, things are pretty good! Mitch and Ursula discuss the surprisingly-good and very-fun Rays, the Yankees' worst-case scenario coming to life, the Mets' uneven season, and much more!

Mitch and Ursula are joined by Tim Ryder, who is a senior writer at MetsMerized and one of our favorite guests yet! This wide-ranging conversation touches on the Yankees' injury woes, Ozzie Albies' heinous extension, and much more!

Baseball is back! Yay! But along with baseball's return came something that triggered what might be Mitch's angriest rant yet...

Mitch and Ursula are finally joined by friend of the podcast and one of sportswriting's best and most important voices, Britni de la Cretaz! (@britnidlc on Twitter) This wide-ranging and fascinating conversation covers MLB's labor problems, the intersections of sports and gender, sports and queerness, and very much more! One of the best conversations we've had yet.

In this belatedly-delivered episode recorded on February 24th, Mitch and Ursula discuss Manny Machado's free agent deal with the Padres, the state of labor peace in MLB, the beginning of free agency, and much more!

In this jam-packed return to podcasting after a frozen-stove hiatus, Mitch and Ursula touch on everything that has happened and not happened since our last episode. Both of us are encouraged but also exasperated by moves the Yankees and Mets have made, Mitch gets unexpectedly emotional about the Hall of Fame, and Ursula tells us about the Baseball Writers' Association of America Awards Dinner she attended!

Mitch and Ursula catch up on all the stuff that's happened these last few weeks!

Ursula and Mitch are joined by Josh Kantor, Fenway Park organist since 2003! In a warm, wide-ranging conversation covering music, baseball, travel, and much more, some love is shared between New York and Boston.