On this week's episode, we begin by making our end of season picks for the 2022 MLB postseason, and BBWAA awards voting. From there, we celebrate the Mariners snapping the longest playoff drought in sports with their first playoff berth since 2001, and discuss Aaron Judge's record-tying 61st home run, Tony LaRussa's second retirement, Shohei Ohtani avoiding arbitration with a record $30 million contract, Charlie Morton and Giovanny Gallegos extensions, the new Mariners GM, and the Orioles plan to remain in Baltimore long term.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Albert Pujols' historic 700th career home run, and Aaron Judge hitting his 60th home run of the season against the Pirates. From there, we discuss the Mariners five-year extension with Luis Castillo, Don Mattingly stepping down as Marlins manager at season's end, Scott Harris and J.J. Picollo taking over the Baseball Operations departments of the Tigers and Royals, Buster Posey's new ownership stake in the Giants, and Maury Wills' passing at the age of 89.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Aaron Judge and Albert Pujols arriving on the doorstep of history in their chase for 62, and 700 home runs respectively. From there, we discuss a history making Roberto Clemente Day, the Mets search for a new Team President to replace Sandy Alderson, Yadier Molina and Adam Wainwright's historic 325th start as batterymates, how the new rules will effect the infield dirt composition across baseball next season, and the New Jersey Jackals' move to Patterson.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Albert Pujols' 697th career home-run, which put him three away from 700, and fourth all-time past Alex Rodriguez. From there, we discuss the new rule changes coming for the 2023 MLB season, which include a pitch clock, bans on the shift, and bigger bases. To wrap up, we discuss MLB recognizing minor leaguers including into the MLBPA, extensions for Wilmer Flores and Kike Hernandez, and Edwin Jackson's retirement after playing for nearly half of all of baseball.

On this week's episode, we begin by making our final award picks for the 2022 regular season, which include Dylan Cease coming off of a near no-hitter vs. the Twins, and Zac Gallen, who is in the middle of a scoreless inning streak of 41 and counting. From there, we discuss the MLBPA attempting to add minor league players to their membership ranks, Tony LaRussa's indefinite absence from the White Sox due to health reasons, Torey Lovullo's 2023 option being picked up by the Diamondbacks, and which players were called up on expanded rosters on September 1st.

On a special edition of the podcast, we are joined by Mark Amour and Dan Levitt, authors of Intentional Balk: Baseball's Thin Line Between Innovation and Cheating.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the Mariners mega-extension with rising star Julio Rodriguez, which could max out at upwards of 18 years, and $420 million dollars. From there, we discuss Arte Moreno beginning to explore a sale of the Angels after nearly 20 years of ownership, extensions for both Tyler Glasnow and Max Muncy, Walker Buehler's Tommy John Surgery, and a new MLB schedule for the 2023 season where for the first time ever, each team will play one another over the course of the season.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a stand out week from Albert Pujols, and the Rangers cleaning house in their front office by firing Manager Chris Woodward, and Team President Jon Daniels within a matter of days. From there, we discuss Michael Harris II's eight-year, $72 million contract extension with the Braves, Elvis Andrus' signing with the White Sox, Dellin Batances' retirement from baseball at the age of 34, and Marcell Ozuna's arrest for DUI, his second arrest in the past 15 months.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the shocking news of Fernando Tatis Jr.'s 80 game PED suspension for Clostebol, which will make him ineligible for the postseason. From there, we discuss Al Avila's firing as Tigers GM after nearly seven seasons, the highs and lows of the second Field of Dreams game, Derek Jeter's appearance on the Kay-Rod cast during Sunday Night Baseball, the latest commits to Team USA's World Baseball Classic roster, and Aaron Harang's history-making 2006 season.

On this week, we begin by discussing a statement series by the Mets against the Braves, and standout performances from Sandy Alcantara, DeGrom, Scherzer, Trey Mancini, and Dylan Cease. From there, we discuss waiver claims and news homes for Franmil Reyes, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Dinelson Lamet, as well as pink slips for Didi Gregorius, Jason Heyward, Andrelton Simmons, and Jake McGee. To wrap up, we discuss the $7.25 million dollar record sale of the T-206 Honus Wagner card, and recast Field of Dreams for the year 2022 ahead of the second annual game in Iowa this week.