MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with MLB.com columnist Richard Justice to find out his take on the 2017 postseason matchups. Next, Bill talked to Yankee relievers Dellin Betances and Chad Green to find out how they feel about their performances on the mound this season. Ladson was also able to talk to Blue Jays third baseman Josh Donaldson about playing with injuries and outfielder Jose Bautista about his time spent in Toronto. Finally, Ladson caught up with Twins radio commentator Dan Gladden to discuss why the team was able to surprise this season.

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with the NL East champion Nationals. Manager Dusty Baker took time to discuss his 50th year in professional baseball and what it would mean to win a World Series in Washington, DC. Outfielder Jayson Werth explains why he thinks this is the best team that he has been on as a member of the Nationals. (16:35) Now that the season is drawing to a close, MLB.com columnist Richard Justice breaks down the favorites to bring home the postseason hardware. (24:25) Ladson's next guest, Astros radio play-by-play announcer Robert Ford, talks about Justin Verlander's presence on the team and why this team thinks they can win it all. (39:07) The Yankees are still in the hunt for the AL East title and Bill was able to speak with Brett Gardner, CC Sabathia and clubhouse reporter Meredith Marakovits about how far they think this team can go in the postseason. (49:30)

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently chatted with ESPN baseball analyst David Ross about his transition from the diamond to the television booth and why he decided it was time to retire. MLB.com columnist Richard Justice joins Bill to break down why the surprising Brewers and Twins remain in the playoff chase. (9:50) Ladson also caught up with Twins second baseman Brian Dozier to discuss the Twins being in the playoff race. (20:25) Tommy Pham of the St. Louis Cardinals joins the show to explain the reasons why he is having the best season of his career. (29:53) Finally, Ladson talks to Oriole infielders Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop about this year's squad and their close friendship. (41:13)

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with MLB.com columnist Richard Justice to ask why the Dodgers' have suddenly suffered a long losing streak and if the Indians are the best team in baseball. (:55) Next, Ladson talks to the Twins outfielder Byron Buxton to find out why he is having so much success in the second half of the season. (13:35) The Nationals are NL East Champions again. Listen to what Sean Doolitte, Anthony Rendon, manager Dusty Baker and radio play-by-play announcer Charlie Slowes had to say about this year's team. (21:25) Finally, Bill was able to check in with the Reds infielder Joey Votto, Zack Cozart and Scooter Gennett to find out why they are arguably having the best season of their careers. (45:22)

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with MLB.com colleague Jeff Nelson to break down the tight Wild Card races along with the Justin Verlander and Justin Upton trades. (:50) Next, Bill is joined by MLB.com columnist Richard Justice to talk about Justin Verlander's first start with Houston and the Yankees-Red Sox controversy over stealing signs. (19:00) Agent Scott Boras chats with Ladson about his brief Minor League baseball career and why Bryce Harper is worth so much more than just the numbers he puts up on the field. (28:33) Finally, Ladson talked with Boston's Dustin Pedroia and Rajai Davis about their hopes of taking their team to the World Series. (49:05)

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with new Indians outfielder Jay Bruce to discuss why he is having a successful 2017 and the difference between hitting in the American and National League. (:45) MLB.com's Richard Justice joins the show to explain how the game of baseball can help with some of the healing needed for those affected by Hurricane Harvey. (8:58) Orioles shortstop Tim Beckham talks about his success since being traded to Baltimore and who he idolized as a young player growing up. (20:33) Ladson also sat down with former Major League pitcher Jack Morris to chat about why the Twins find themselves in a playoff race and his infamous performance in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series. (26:58) Former MVP and ten-time All Star Steve Garvey talks with Ladson about this current Dodgers team and why he thinks he has a shot of making the Hall of Fame. (40:17) Finally, Ladson talks to the Mariners' Nelson Cruz about how he has stayed so consistent throughout his career and how much he wants to get back to the World Series. (53:00)

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand sits down with Blue Jays president and CEO Mark Shapiro to discuss facing his former team, the Cleveland Indians in the ALCS, how recent success has re-energized the fanbase and his plans to remodel the Rogers Centre.

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with Cardinals rookie shortstop Paul DeJong to discuss his wildly successful rookie campaign and just how far his Cardinals team can go this season. (:36) Ladson also spoke to D-backs pitcher Robbie Ray about his return to the mound after being hit in the head with a line drive during a July 28 start against the Cardinals. (10:34) D-backs first baseman Paul Goldschmidt joins the show to talk about the team's chances of making a postseason run and what it's like playing for first-year manager Torey Lovullo. (17:35) Next, Andrew Simon of MLB.com talks about how Statcast is changing the game not only from a fan's perspective but for MLB front offices as well. (22:40) Finally, Ladson interviews Reds bench coach Jim Riggleman about what it's like watching Joey Votto produce big numbers year after year and if he would ever like to manage again. (33:35)

Ryan Cameron hosted a conversation with Negro League legends from various teams at the Center for Civil and Human Rights

MLB.com's Bill Ladson recently caught up with Rockies pitcher Chad Bettis to talk about his triumphant return to the mound after winning his battle with cancer. (:48) ESPN analyst Aaron Boone (9:35) and Yankees third baseman Todd Frazier (21:10) express their excitement about the upcoming Little League World Series. Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks (26:50) and the Mets' Curtis Granderson (33:25) explain what it's like to play under the big spotlight in New York City. Finally, Richard Justice of MLB.com, joins the show to break down the NL MVP race and if Giancarlo Stanton can break Barry Bonds single season home run record. (40:15)