On this week's episode, we begin by taking a look at the first month of the MLB season, including the biggest surprises (Pirates and Rangers), disappointments (Cardinals and White Sox) and award winners through the season's first 30 games. From there, we discuss the Pirates agreeing to their first $100 million contract by signing All-Star Bryan Reynolds to an extension, a crazy 27-run, ten homer game in Mexico city between the Padres and Giants, and the impact of injuries to Jacob deGrom and Aaron Judge.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the Athletics plan to officially leave Oakland for Las Vegas in time for the start of the 2027 season after purchasing 49 acres west of the Las Vegas strip. From there, we discuss Max Scherzer's ten-game suspension for the use of a foreign substance, extensions for Pablo Lopez (four-years, $73 million), Hunter Greene (six-years, $53 million), and Derek Shelton, and new rules being proposed in the Atlantic League, included the double hook DH, and a designated pinch runner.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Jackie Robinson Day, a historic week for Luis Arraez, and the end of the Rays season opening winning streak at 13 games. From there, we discuss multi-year extensions for Logan Webb and Ian Happ, the prospect of a potential expansion team in Salt Lake City, a controversial pair of umpire decisions during Yankee games last week, Evan Gattis drunk tweeting about his PED use and the Astros sign-stealing scandal, and the possum that's running amuck the visiting broadcast booth of the Oakland Coliseum.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the first five days of the MLB season, and give our thoughts on how the new rule changes have looked so far. From there, we discuss extensions for All-Stars Jake Cronenworth and Andres Gimenez, Nico Horner's extension with the Cubs, the first ever minor league CBA to grant minor league players a nearly year-long salary along with improved benefits and living conditions, new deals for Trevor Stephan and Orlando Arcia, and early injuries to aces Justin Verlander, Max Fried and Triston McKenzie.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the first five days of the MLB season, and give our thoughts on how the new rule changes have looked so far. From there, we discuss extensions for All-Stars Jake Cronenworth and Andres Gimenez, Nico Horner's extension with the Cubs, the first ever minor league CBA to grant minor league players a nearly year-long salary along with improved benefits and living conditions, new deals for Trevor Stephan and Orlando Arcia, and early injuries to aces Justin Verlander, Max Fried and Triston McKenzie.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping a WBC finale that gave us a storybook ending of teammates Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout facing off at the plate with the championship on the line. From there, we celebrate opening day by making our postseason and award picks for the 2023 MLB season, and discuss Miles Mikolas' extension with the Cardinals, small changes to the new pace of play rules, which top prospects broke camp with their big league teams, and who we think will win each opening day matchup.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing each MLB team's over/under win total for the 2023 season. From there, we recap a World Baseball Classic quarterfinal round that saw the USA, Japan, Mexico, and Cuba advance, as well as major injuries to both Edwin Diaz, and Jose Altuve. To wrap up, we discuss Jurickson Profar agreeing to one-year deal with the Rockies, and MLB taking the reins of TV deals for the Reds, Diamondbacks, Guardians and Padres following Diamond Sports' officially declaring bankruptcy.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the Diamondbacks locking up baseball's #1 prospect, Corbin Carroll, to an extension for at least eight-years, with $111 million guaranteed. From there, we discuss Trevor Bauer heading to Japan on a one-year, $4 million deal with theYokohama DeNA BayStars, Kerbert Ruiz signing an eight-year, $50 million extension with the Nationals, Yuli Gurriel heading to Miami, injuries galore to the Yankees, Mitch Moreland's retirement, and the early results from pool play in the World Baseball Classic.

On this week's episode, we begin by answering a question that Chase tackled while bored on a cross-country morning flight; which division in baseball would field the best team? From there, we discuss the Morgan Wallen song "98 Braves" and the dynasty in Atlanta that wasn't, the Rockies making their first moves of the offseason, Mike Clevinger being cleared by MLB of any domestic wrongdoing, MLB attempting to exempt minor leaguers from minimum wages in Florida, the first no-hitter of the season, and the first week of WBC games.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the eleven-year, $350 million extension that will keep Manny Machado in San Diego for the duration of his career. From there, we discuss the first weekend of the new pitch clock, James Click joining the Blue Jays front office, renewed enforcement against sticky substances by umpires, Ryan Thompson speaking out against arbitration, Oli Marmol and C.B. Bucknor making headlines, injuries to Joe Musgrove, Gavin Lux, and Tyler Glasnow, and the MLB Network Top 100 Players list.