On Valentine's Day, I take a look at the Mets whose 2017 is totally uncertain and Terry Collins is about to have an unusual title in the team's history.

The Astros need to go all in. And that means taking Zack Greinke off of the Diamondbacks' hands. Meanwhile I have all sorts of tech issues.

SUNDAY REQUEST - @rybrooks26 asks me about the proposed rule change where a runner is put on second base to start extra innings. Man alive is that idea stupid!

Mike Ilitch passed away, ending a proud era in Tigers history and opening up a new day filled with questions and possibly not as much spending.

Will Jeffrey Loria sell the Marlins? It looks like he might! And if it happens, maybe the Marlins will finally have a chance to grow a fan base.

The Giants wonderful bullpen was kept together for probably one season too long. But as it is broken up, salute the 4 rings of Javier Lopez, bid farewell to Sergio Romo and possibly welcome back Brian Wilson.

The Cardinals may have missed the post season last year (barely) and have flown under the radar this off season. But sleep on this team at your own peril. They have a combination of veterans, young players, and a bunch of comeback candidates poised to make 2017 fun for the Red Birds.

Atlanta has become a city synonymous with sports suffering, especially after this Super Bowl. Maybe a rebuilt Braves team can turn that around.

The Super Bowl was so boring and such a blow out that I decided to do the dishes and record a podcast while my sons made their lunch.

With such a lackluster post season, I realized that baseball's worst post season in MY lifetime was 1989. Little did I know that while I was recording that, the Patriots were staging a comeback for the ages.

SUNDAY REQUEST - @thestartingbloc wondered if I spent too much time focusing on the negative with Aroldis Chapman in the World Series as opposed to accentuating the many positive stories. Sometimes shedding light on the negative is important.