On this week's episode, we discuss the end of the lockout after the signing of a new CBA between MLB and the MLPBA, which included a raise in the minimum salary, an increase in CBT thresholds, a pre-arbitration bonus pool for players, a draft lottery, and expanded playoffs to twelve teams. From there, we discuss the hot stove heating up, with Carlos Rodon heading to SF, Clayton Kershaw heading back to LA, and Chris Bassit being traded to the Mets amongs a seris of moves. To wrap up, we discuss new streaming deals between MLB and NBC and Apple, and David Ross agreeing to an extension with the Cubs.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the unsuccessful labor negotiations between the MLBPA and MLB leading up to the February 28th labor deadline, and the eventual cancellation of the first two series of the 2022 season. From there, we discuss reactions from around the league, and odds and ends pertaining to the cancellation of games, including owners voting against a CBT raise, service time problems, financial reserves for players, and funds set up for stadium workers. To wrap up, we discuss Derek Jeter stepping down as CEO of the Marlins due to a difference in vision from owner Bruce Sherman, and a historic hire for the Mets.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing a week's worth of labor disputes between the MLBPA and MLB, with topics being discussed including super-two status, service time qualifications, luxury tax markers and percentages, and a comprehensive draft lottery. From there, we discuss the Braves 2021 revenue totals, the Athletics revenue sharing shift, Paul O'Neill's number retirement by the Yankees, Oliver Perez's retirement, and NC State's Tommy White putting up a home run streak for the ages.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the official delay of spring training, and the latest labor talks between the MLPBA and MLB. From there, we discuss Juan Soto's rejection of a $350 million extension, a potential extension timeline for Aaron Judge, and the verdict in the Tyler Skaggs death trial. To wrap up, we celebrate the 30th anniversary of "Homer At the Bat" and celebrate President's Day by picking our "All President's Team" and assembling a presidential cabinet made up of MLB players.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the latest labor offer made by MLB, which included the universal DH, a draft lottery, and the elimination of free agent draft pick compensation. From there, we discuss Ryan Zimmerman's retirement after 17 seasons with the Nationals, controversy over minor leaguers' lack of spring training pay, Trevor Bauer avoiding criminal charges, testimony by Matt Harvey in the Tyler Skaggs trial, and ESPN's Top 100 players of all-time. To wrap up, we discuss Bud Black's extension, and pay tribute to Gerald Williams and Jeremy Giambi.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the latest labor negotiations between the MLBPA and MLB, including MLB's request for a federal mediator, which was declined by the MLBPA. From there, we discuss the cancellation of PED testing in baseball, Adrian Gonzalez's retirement, Tyler Glasnow's public desire to remain in Tampa long-term, the newest big league umpires and crew chiefs, the expansion of the AAA season, a new sports book at Nationals Park, Kumar Rocker's next steps, the record sale of half a Honus Wagner card, and each team's best player of the 90s, and best free agent signings.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Tom Brady's retirement, and his ties to baseball as the last active draft-pick of the Montreal Expos. From there, we wrap up our Hall of Fame coverage by looking at future ballots and the list of first-ballot Hall of Famers, and then discuss the greatest player ever for each franchise, the Guardians renewing their lease through 2036, minor league vaccination and housing policies for the 2022 season, and who we rank as the most underrated, and overrated players in the game.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing David Ortiz's induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame, having appeared on 77.9% of ballots to became the game's 54th first-ballot Hall of Famer. From there, we pay tribute to rock and roll legend Meatloaf, and discuss the latest meetings between the MLBPA and MLB, robot umps coming to AAA this season, the Rays plan to split their season between Tampa and Montreal being shot down, the Dodgers promotion of Brandon Gomes to GM, and Carlos Correa hiring Scott Boras as his new agent.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the retirements of Jon Lester, Melky Cabrera, and Francisco Liriano after their 15+ year careers. From there, we discuss the first labor negotiations of 2022 between MLB and the MLBPA, the international signing period, Camden Yards adjusting their dimensions to prevent home runs, Apple's negotiation for MLB TV rights, Keith Hernandez having his number retired the Mets, and predicting the 2022 Hall of Fame Class ahead of next week's announcement by the BBWAA.

This week, we begin by discussing ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball shake-up, with Karl Ravech, David Cone, and Eduardo Perez forming the new three-man booth, and Alex Rodriguez and Michael Kay getting their own new megacast. From there, we discuss Ken Rosenthal's firing from the MLB Network, The New York Times' purchase of The Athletic and Fanatics' purchase of Topps, Eric Chavez leaving the Yankees to become the Mets new hitting coach, Cameron Maybin's retirement, and a look at some of baseball's quirkiest stadiums, and four-decade players.