Greg is joined by his friend, ESPN play by play broadcaster Mike Monaco, who also called several games for NESN at Boston Red Sox Spring Training. Mike goes through the days leading up to MLB's cancelation of Spring Training, what might be next, and what his experiences calling games with Jerry Remy were like.

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Greg is joined by Ryan Sullivan of TheNatsGM.com to preview the upcoming season for the defending World Series champions. The two touch briefly on coronavirus, and Greg gives the episode a preamble as the episode was recorded prior to MLB's decision to suspend the first part of the season.

Today's episode is all about how Coronavirus changed the course of sports history yesterday and what MLB must now do to ensure the safety of its players, coaches, fans, and surrounding communities.

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Greg brings on his buddy Derrick Adams, a left hander pitcher in the Kansas City Royals organization, to talk all things baseball as well as what life is like for a minor league pitcher.

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On a slow news day, Greg keeps it short with a 10 minute afternoon espresso of the day's top headlines.

Greg starts off the show with a brief analysis of what is going on with Red Sox ace Chris Sale's injury situation. The main topic of the episode is Brewers' outfielder Christian Yelich and his new 9 year 215 million dollar contract and what it means for how other big time free agents will be paid when they hit the open market.

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Greg is joined by Brett Ballantini, the managing editor of South Side Sox and the editor in chief of South Side Hit Pen, to preview the 2020 Chicago White Sox. Brett goes over everything from the free agent acquisitions, the development of young stars, and if the White Sox will meet or exceed expectations.

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On today's MLB Morning Coffee, Greg after a quick edition of the Daily Grounds goes into why MLB's new three batter minimum rule is a terrible idea and why MLB is ruining the purity of the game with rules and changes such as these.

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On a Leap Day edition of MLB Morning Coffee, Greg does another edition of the Daily Grounds, followed by his projections for each team's Opening Day starter, compared to those written in an article projecting all 30 by MLB.com.

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On a slow news day, Greg replays his take on his expectations for the 2020 Dodgers amid the news that Clayton Kershaw got no swing and misses on the 51 breaking pitches he threw in Houston during the 2017 World Series. Greg also has an abbreviated edition of the Daily Grounds.