On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to New Yorker writer and baseball's "poet laureate" Roger Angell, who passed away at the age of 101. From there, we discuss #1 overall prosepct Adley Rutschman's arrival in Baltimore, tempers flaring between Josh Donaldson and Tim Anderson in the Bronx, Justin Upton signing with the Mariners, Matt Harvey's suspension, Max Scherzer being put on the shelf from anywhere between 6-8 weeks, and arbitration updates for John Means, Pablo Lopez, and Chris Bassit.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Reid Detmers' historic, two-strikeout no-hitter against the Rays in his 11th big-league start. From there, we discuss the Pirates beating the Reds despite not having a hit, Robinson Cano landing with the Padres, Albert Pujols' pitching debut at age 42, demotions to AAA for Paul DeJong, Jarred Kilenic, and Dinelson Lamet, early arbitration results, Kumar Rocker taking his talents upstate, and Bryce Harper going on an offensive tear after damaging his UCL.

On this week's episode, we begin by celebrating Dusty Baker's 2000th win as an MLB manager, becoming the 12th skipper to do so, and all but guaranteeing his spot in Cooperstown. From there, we discuss Robinson Canos nearly $40 million dollar release by the Mets, a historic Mets victory against the Phillies, the Reds historically bad 25 game to start to the season, Madison Bumgarner's controversial ejection against the Marlins, Gerardo Prat's retirement from baseball, and one of baseball's forgotten terrible trades between Chicago rivals.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a memorable week for the Mets, which included a combined no-hitter in a 3-0 win agains the Phillies, and a bench-clearing brawl against the Cardinals Wednesday. From there, we discuss Trevor Bauer's record 324 game suspension for violating the league's domestic violence policy , Clayton Kershaw surpassing Don Sutton as the Dodgers all-time strikeout leader, the infamous Yankees letter being released in its entirety, Jon Jay's retirement, and Carlos Correa's potential to remain in Minnesota long-term.

On this week's episode, we begin by celebrating Miguel Cabrera's entry into the 3000th hit club as its 33rd member with an opposite-field single on Saturday against the Rockies. From there, we discuss Kyle Freeland's five-year extension, Cy Young winner Jake Arreita's retirement, the effect a pitch clock has had on the minor leagues, a change to the HOF Veteran's Club voting process, new player/team sponsorships, a 21-run outburst by the Cubs and a near-historic performance by the Rays bullpen, and an ugly scene in the Bronx between fans and the Guardians outfield.

On this week's episode, we begin by highlighting some of this week's strongest performance's, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr's three-home run game at Yankee Stadium, and Nestor Cortes' 12-strikeout, immaculate inning performance against the Orioles. From there, we discuss Clayton Kershaw being removed following seven perfect innings against the Twins, Bryan Reynolds's two-year extension with the Pirates, the Giants throwing unwritten rules to the wind in a history making game against the Padres, the Lerner's potential sale of the Nationals, and the Red Sox's early contract talks with their star infielders.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping an action packed opening day that kicked off the 2022 MLB season. From there, we discuss Guardians' face of the franchise Jose Ramirez agreeing to a five-year extension, the Yankees and Aaron Judge failing to agree to an extension, new deals for Ryan Presley, Ke'Bryan Hayes, Garret Whitlock, and JP Crawford, and Taylor Rogers and Austin Meadows being moved on the eve of the season. To wrap up, we celebrate Todd Frazier's retirement and CC Sabathia moving to the commissioner's office, and discuss a lingering beef between Braves superstars past and present.

On this week's episode, we begin by giving our superlatives for the 2021-22 MLB offseason, before picking each our playoff teams, World Series winner, and award winners for the upcoming 2022 season. From there, we discuss Albert Pujols' return to the Cardinals after a decade, Craig Kimbrel being traded for AJ Pollock, Sean Manea's move to San Diego, extensions for Katel Marte, Merrill Kelly, Emmanuel Clase, and Harrison Bader, Justin Upton's release, extensions for Mike Matheny and Charlie Montoyo, and early injuries to Jacob Degrom, Max Scherzer, and Lance Lynn.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the current over/under win totals for each team heading into the 2022 MLB season. From there, we discuss arbitration figures being exchanged between players and their teams, which included 31 players heading to trial, and a record amount of money for Juan Soto. To wrap up, we discuss a pair of moves by the Rockies, Dave Roberts' three-year extension with the Dodgers, Andrew Miller's retirement after sixteen seasons, new rules and procedures for the 2022 season, and the MLB Network Top Ten list at each position.

On this week's episode, we discuss a loaded week of hot-stove news that saw Freddie Freeman ending up with the Dodgers, Matt Olson and Kenley Jansen to the Braves, Carlos Correa to the Twins, Kris Bryant to the Rockies, Josh Donaldson and Anthony Rizzo to the Yankees, Trevor Story to the Red Sox, Seiya Suzuki to the Cubs, Matt Chapman to the Blue Jays, Kyle Schwarber and Nick Castellanos to the Phillies, Nelson Cruz to the Nationals, and Jessie Winker and Eugenio Suarez to the Mariners. To wrap up, we talk additional moves around the league, the new MLB schedule, new rules in the Atlantic League, and injuries to Fernando Tatis Jr. and Chris Sale.