A lot of people don't like Field of Dreams. I get it. I still love it and the reasons why I do reflect that what we love and what we consume, including baseball, do not exist in a vacuum.

Giving my thoughts to the only Best Picture Oscar nominee that has any connection to baseball: Fences.

I listed my thoughts on the greatest players in each franchise's history. I realized that Francisco Lindor has the outside chance to become the greatest player in Cleveland Indians history.

It is there for the taking.

The Cubs won it all last year. Perhaps you heard. But let's savor how infrequently a team wins in the year they are SUPPOSED to win!

It is Presidents Day. Will we ever have a baseball player President? Why not?

SUNDAY REQUEST - On Twitter, I posted YouTube clips with the players I thought were the best of all time for each franchise. Some readers, like @bfb242 disagreed with me.

The card of the day for Sully Baseball was a Mark Davis Topps Card. I bet you do not know this, but he is a Cy Young winner once traded for a Hall of Famer and another time dealt for an MVP.

I am POSITIVE you didn't know that.

Former Cleveland Indians All Star reliever Sid Monge joins the podcast today.

We talked about his days with the Tribe and the Tigers, his 30 years of coaching and what other sports he could have mastered.

6 days ago, I thought the Marlins were about to get a normal owner. Now I have to say the sentences "Jeffrey Loria might become ambassador to France" and "Trump' son in law might face conflicts of interest with purchasing the Marlins."

Alex Reyes looks like he is going to have Tommy John surgery. These Tommy John surgeries are driving me crazy. Perhaps this is a case for good, clean PEDs.