Spring Training is too long, Ursula doesn't trust Mickey Callaway, and Mitch ranted so intensely about the "Save America's Pastime Act" that he gave himself a headache. All that and more, on this week's episode!

After an unintentional hiatus, Mitch and Ursula return to discuss Spring Training, Mike Moustakas' travesty of a contract, Noah Syndergaard throwing 100+ in his first start back, and much more!

In today's episode, we discuss the Yu Darvish and Todd Frazier signings, the impending not-quite-demise of Chief Wahoo, and we talk prospects for a little bit. Well, Mitch does.

After a great time at the Queens Baseball Convention, Mitch and Ursula catch everyone up on the latest news during this cold, cold hot stove season. Then, inspired by Jeff Passan's recent article about baseball's broken economic system, Mitch unloads his rantiest rant yet at ownership and the Yankees' luxury tax plan.

New York is frozen, and so too, it seems, is Major League Baseball. In one of the slowest and quietest off-seasons on record, Mitch and Ursula still brave the tundra to bring you their thoughts on free agency, potential trades, and whatever scraps of actual news we can find.

In a week with rather little by way of actual news, there's still rant material! And, in a Christmas miracle, Mitch discovers just how much he actually cares about the Mets.

In this very special episode, Mitch and Ursula are joined by friend of the podcast Asher (@low_rax) to discuss, celebrate, and dissect the blockbuster trade that brought Giancarlo Stanton to the Yankees this weekend.

In this episode (recorded before the first round of teams were eliminated from the Ohtani sweepstakes), we run through the latest Ohtani and Stanton rumors, consider the outlooks for the Yankees and the Mets in 2018, and much more!

We run through our thoughts on the finalists for the big BBWAA awards, review the Gold Gloves and Silver Sluggers, and much more!

In this episode, recorded mere hours before the start of World Series Game 5, Mitch makes a bold and accurate prediction! ...And then immediately walks it back for having been too bold. Hopefully this bodes well for our other discussion topics, like the Yankees' managerial search and much more!