MLB Morning Coffee: An MLB Podcast

A few days after the MLB trade deadline has passed, host Greg Mroz goes through all of the deals that went down on Friday & highlights what made sense about them & what didn't.

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Greg delivers the first part of his trade deadline special, breaking down all the trades leading up to today's deadline. Focus hones in on Max Scherzer, Trea Turner, Anthony Rizzo, Joey Gallo, and others. Part 2 will air tomorrow after all of today's trades are complete.

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At the All Star Break, Greg discusses why he was initially wrong on Shohei Ohtani but why the Angels also just made two very poor organizational decisions. Other topics discussed include what the Braves should do with Ronald Acuna out for the season, why the Cubs & Yankees should be sellers, the record set by Marlins starter Pablo Lopez, the ridiculousness of continuing remote broadcasts, and how the Dodgers are silently distancing themselves from Trevor Bauer.

Our Ten Thursday Thoughts show returns as Greg gives his thoughts on Hector Santiago's sticky situation, Trevor Bauer's alleged sexual assault, the amazing comebacks of the Brewers & Angels, the feud between Lucas Giolito & Josh Donaldson, what being in 1st place means on July 1st historically, Kyle Schwarber's remarkable June, and more!

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Greg returns to discuss what impact he expects from MLB's new policing of substances on baseballs, the incomprehensible reasoning from Anthony Rizzo & teammates not to get vaccinated, Jacob DeGrom's historic dominance, and why it's not fair to declare Shohei Ohtani the AL MVP after two months.

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On a Mad Dash Monday, Greg dives into the problem MLB faces with substance doctoring of the baseball, why they have to wait until the season is over to do anything about, & how they in one particular case brought this problem upon themselves.

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The baseball season is 2 months old and some things are starting to take definite shape. Greg goes through what we know & what we don't about the state of MLB after the first 2 months of the season.

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Greg brings you his 10 Thursday Thoughts (a variation of his 10 Tuesday Thoughts) to discuss the drama around Tony La Russa & his unwritten rules, MLB's no-hitter craze, the disappointment of the Twins & Braves, and how one minor league team is off to a historically bad start.

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On the 1st ever "Feel Good Fast Friday" Greg talks about issues that...well probably aren't so good. They include MLB's large scale vaccination problem, the A's decision to explore relocation, but also the early success of the Giants & White Sox.

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On the 1st edition of MLB Morning Coffee's "Succinct Sunday Symposium" Greg discusses why historically bad hitting has helped lead to MLB having four no hitters through the first five weeks of the season. There's also a statistical explanation for how bad MLB's strikeout epidemic has gotten.

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Recorded at the Ocean Avenue Studios in San Francisco, CA.