The Braves new stadium seems nice but kind of what they already had. Meanwhile I discuss the Angels team that should have won.

What we consider to be good and bad used to be objective in baseball. But was it ever really? Plus I remember the 2006 in the Teams that Should Have Won series.

In the first edition of the new weekly version of the podcast, I reminded us how important the early games of the season can be.

Plus in the Teams That Should Have Won segment, I honor the 2011 Phillies, who should have made history. Instead they fell in a heap.

It may not be daily anymore, but it still feels good to float down the River Sully

Well... that's a wrap. I started this podcast on October 24, 2012 and I have posted an episode every single day since. Today's will be the last of the streak.

Before I turn the podcast from a daily to a weekly show, I wanted to pause and appreciate the fun I had these last 4 1/2 years.

In the latest installment of The Teams That Should Have Won, I look at a franchise that has had a lot of near misses.

The Mets have lost some heart breakers and some big time stars came and went without a ring.

But the team I picked for the Mets could have built on past success and possibly could have avoided the pitfalls that would emerge in the ensuing years.

ESPN evidently came up with the same line I have been saying for years. I chalk it up to parallel thinking. Meanwhile Nationals pitcher Blake Treinen is the closer and hopes to do what no Washington pitcher has ever done.

Prolific and wonderful baseball writer Stacey Gotsulias returns to the podcast. We talked about Red Sox and Yankee memories and she explains why she wanted Dave Roberts to break his leg.

The first base coach should always be a place for a fan favorite. I make my suggestions for each team.

The Padres need a shortstop and the Rangers have 24 year old Jurickson Profar in the outfield. Maybe they should be talking to each other.

On a windy day, I honor the late Todd Frohwirth, He might not have been an All Star in the majors, but he was to the high school students he coached.