After the Daily Grounds, which is mostly injury news, Greg gives his evaluation on what the Luis Severino injury means for the Yankees in the short term and down the line.

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Greg is joined this morning by Kyle Bandujo, host of the "From Phenom To The Farm" & "Big Screen Sports" podcasts to talk about all things Minnesota Twins, his favorite team. Kyle breaks down why he thinks this is the year the Twins take the next step.

Greg & Kyle then transition into chatter surrounding some of MLB's top prospects.

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On a more mid-morning edition of MLB Morning Coffee, Greg starts with the Daily Grounds, pinpointing headlines such as the reaction to Jose Altuve getting hit by a pitch, the injury news to Brave's first baseman Freddie Freeman, and more.

Greg then goes through some of the biggest names that are still unsigned , most notably Yasiel Puig & Scooter Gennett, and sees where they might fit.

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On today's episode, Greg does the Daily Grounds with subjects ranging from the White Sox extending Aaron Bummer, the Padres signing Brian Dozier, fans having signs mocking the Astros...stolen, and a mysterious rodeo star named Mason Saunders.

The main subject of this episode is consuming baseball on TV & radio and why it's becoming ridiculously more difficult for fans to do so. Greg touches on three situations in particular (the Oakland A's not on radio, the Cubs' Marquee Network, and the Blue Jays MLB TV Canada blackout) to try and explain why baseball is trending in the wrong direction when it comes to fans consumption of it through through media.

With all of the attention on the Astros this offseason, Greg examines two of the wronged parties, the Los Angeles Dodgers & New York Yankees, and gives his case for why their time to win it all is now.

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This Friday morning Greg whips around MLB in the Daily Grounds, talking about injuries to Luis Severino and Carlos Carrasco, as well as some new stories surrounding the Astros' sign stealing scandal.

Greg's main topic of today's show is Mike Fiers and why it is wrong to call him a snitch for outing his former teammates.

Greg finishes the show with "Check It Out" which today examines Eno Sarris' ballpark craft beer rankings.

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In this morning's episode, Greg's Daily Grounds touches on the Cubs' decision to bat Kris Bryant leadoff, Miguel Sano's transition to first base, the power packed Dodgers lineup, the lack of fear from Mike Fiers, and an extremely motivated Christian Yelich.

The main subject of today's episode deals with why the San Francisco Giants did not invite Aubrey Huff back for their upcoming reunion of the 2010 World Series Championship team. Greg examines the bigotry & misogyny displayed by Huff and why the Giants are right to not associate with him.

The last segment of the show, "Check It Out" examines some cool advanced stats regarding Padres' righty Chris Paddack.

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Greg in Episode 3 goes through the Daily Grounds which highlights the MiLB player pay raises, the rift with Nolan Arenado, and Aaron Judge sounding off on the Astros.

The main subject of today's episode is in regards to Rob Manfred and whether he's fit to lead MLB based on his decisions regarding the sign stealing scandal, MiLB contraction, and an expanded playoff format.

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Greg opens up the show with the Grounds, the major baseball headlines of the day. Subjects include the Braves extension of Brian Snitker, Justin Turner's response to Rob Manfred's punishments, the Giants decision not to invite Aubrey Huff to their 2010 Championship reunion, and the news that Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas will miss the start of the 2020 season.

The main opinion of today's episode revolves around Mookie Betts, Kris Bryant, and Francisco Lindor. Greg goes into why teams feel compelled to trade superstars on the fringe of massive contracts and why they're bad excuses not to pay them.

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On the inaugural episode of MLB Morning Coffee, host Greg Mroz introduces himself and the concept of this new daily MLB show.

The main topic of the first episode is in regards to the Houston Astros sign stealing scandal, how we got here, and what's next for the Astros, Red Sox, and the rest of MLB.

Greg finishes the show with a preview of the next day's topic, which is the sudden urge for owners to trade away superstars.

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