Morning LineUp

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Alyson Footer (@alysonfooter) dissect the first Power Rankings of 2020 and which teams have some work to do before Spring Training begins. Also, a look at the Astros' offseason so far, the Nationals' infield taking shape and Cespedes and a wild boar? Plus its Monday, which means we open up the mailbag!

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) detail all the latest signings over the holiday break including the Nationals' signing of Will Harris, the White Sox extending Luis Robert, the Mets, Reds, Marlins, and Twins all adding key pieces to their rosters. Plus, the guys detail which teams still have unfinished business to tend to and our first Justice is Served of 2020.

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) break down the Blue Jays signing of top free agent starter on the market, Hyun-Jin Ryu and whether or not Toronto can make some noise in a crowded AL East. Also, the guys discuss the White Sox additions of Dallas Keuchel and Gio Gonzalez and whether or not Chicago has done enough to content in the AL Central in 2020. Plus, the best moments of the year, and favorites from the decade.

MLB.com’s Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) and Mark Feinsand (@ Feinsand) discuss Gerrit Cole’s introductory press conference and whether he has the makeup to live up to the expectations of a record-setting contract. Also the guys debate whether Francisco Lindor will be traded this winter and what kind of package it would take for the Indians to move him. Plus, a few teams that are about to get more active in the coming weeks.

MLB.com’s Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) and Mark Feinsand (@ Feinsand) sit down to discuss the new player introductions across the league this week as Madison Bumgarner and Yoshi Tsutsugo are introduced to their new markets and Stephen Strasburg is reintroduced in Washington. Additionally, the boys ranks the early winners of the winter and drop another Worthless Trivia Wednesday.

MLB.com’s Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) and Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) detail the latest in the starting pitching market with Madison Bumgarner agreeing to a 5-year deal with the D-backs and the Indians sending over their long-time ace Corey Kluber to the Rangers. Plus, the guys discuss what’s next for the Angels in their search for more pitching and the best of the Morning Lineup Monday Morning Morning Mailbag.

MLB.com’s Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) and Mark Feinsand (@ Feinsand) wrap up a historic Winter Meetings as superstars Gerrit Cole, Anthony Rendon, and Stephen Strasburg sign long-term, record-breaking contracts. The guys break down how these signings came to be and discuss some potential landing spots for Josh Donaldson and Madison Bumgarner.

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) discuss Stephen Strasburg’s record-breaking $245 million contract and whether that commitment takes them out of the running for Anthony Rendon. Plus, the guys chat with MLB Network’s Jon Morosi on what the Strasburg signing means for the Gerrit Cole market and catch you up on all the latest rumors from the Winter Meetings in San Diego.

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) preview what to

expect at the Winter Meetings this week and whether we’ll see any top tier free

agents sign. Plus, the guys discuss the

two newest members of the Hall of Fame - Marvin Miller and Ted Simmons, Tommy

Pham’s potential impact on the Padres, and we open the Morning Lineup Monday

Morning Morning Mailbag.

MLB.com’s Anthony Castrovince (@castrovince) and Richard Justice (@RichardJustice) discuss all the latest hot stove transactions, highlighted by Zach Wheeler signing with the Phillies, Cole Hamels to the Braves, and debate whether Bumgarner will be the next big arm to sign.  Plus, MLB.com Rangers beat reporter T.R. Sullivan joins the show to chat about any potential marquee free agents joining the Rangers as they open up Globe Life Field in the spring.