For the 100th episode of Pinetar, Jonah Steinberg and Mark Peppermill join Jay Silva to discuss baseball deciding effective immediately to trump official MLB stats with Negro League stats making Josh Gibson the all-time home run king. A debate starts up.

The #Reds are now 4-16 in the month of May. The season is over. Elly De La Cruz is a disaster. We saw it coming.

Mark Peppermill & Cousin Joey kick off a discussion about the Hall of Fame, plus Joey talks about his experience front row at Globe Life Field in Texas. As well as the issues with the current baseball being used. Then, Peppermill & Clint talk Dodgers, Ohtani, and Strat-o-matic

Mark Peppermill, Cousin Joey, Jay Silva and Clint kick off the show talking about Shohei Ohtani. Then, talk dilutes into Walker Buehler, Jazz Chisholm, 3B rankings, Elly De La Cruz, Bryce Harper and a Barry Bonds story with much more!

Clint talks about the Reds hapless loss to the Orioles 3-0 on Friday night and recaps the week that was. He summarizes why they’re a subpar team and correctly points out that they’ll never finish above .500

Jonah Steinberg, Mark Peppermill, Cousin Joey & Clint talk about all things baseball: Yankees, Dodgers, the return of Walker Buehler, Andy Pages, Elly De La Cruz, Juan Soto, and what they saw in a week of betting baseball.

Mark Peppermill, Cousin Joey, and Clint go live on a Sunday night to talk Los Angeles Dodgers, Cleveland Indians, and Cincinnati Reds baseball. Also, some discussion about the White Sox, Athletics, Elly De La Cruz & a story about Clint sitting in Bob Castellini’s seat.

The Reds beat the Angels 3-0, talking Reds and what it’s like to see two generational talents in Mike Trout and Elly De La Cruz live.

The Reds wrap up week two with a weekend sweep of the Chicago White Sox. We recap everything to do with Cincinnati in our second edition of the Reds recap, a week in which was a big one for Elly De La Cruz.

Jonah Steinberg, Mark Peppermill, and Jay Silva join Clint to talk about the Dodgers, Yankees, and current happenings in baseball. Then the crew dives into favorite all-time managers, how to compare player stats against different eras, and their favorite lineups of all time.