The life and Legend of Moe Berg, a major league catcher as a back-up for 15 years, a genius, and most famously, the greatest spy in the history of the United States of America. He spoke 12 different languages, but couldn't hit in any of them...

From Vin Scully, Red Barber, and Ernie Harwell to Bob Costas, Joe Buck and Tim McCarver, Coach and I talk about the voices that have told the game through Radio and Television.

The return of "Small Ball"? Plus, the Braves are no-hit, but is it really a bad thing?

Braves offense comes to life for a week, the Little League World Series, and the potential from the Jackie Robinson West team.

Coach and I look back on the Baseball Strike of 1994. We go outside the base paths to remember the late Robin Williams

The Braves slump, Kate Upton swoons, and the tremendous value of McCutcheon.

Coach and I discuss the major deals at the Deadline. Who benefits the most? Best rentals in history? And why the Red Sox are a premier league soccer club in disguise.

Coach reflects on being in Cooperstown for the Induction of Maddux, Glavine, and Cox. Who gave the best speech, the best exhibit at the hall, and if the Steroid Era Sluggers will ever get the call. A few Trade Deadline Predictions as well.

Coach talks about the best African American baseball players he ever saw in person during the Civil Rights era of American History. A preview of the Hall of Fame weekend, and predictions for the second half.

Baseball is more than a game, it is an Art. Coach and I discuss the many things that make baseball a true Artform, in Part 2 of our series on Art and Baseball.