On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Lebron James' purchase of a stake in the Fenway Sports Group, making him a partial owner of the Red Sox. From there, we pick each team's over/under win totals for the 2021 season, and go through Nick Markakis' retirement, and proposed rule changes to the bases, pickoff rules, and the shift. From there, we discuss injuries to Zach Britton, Carlos Carrasco, and Austin Nola, a new revenue sharing plan, contract renewals, Mikal Franco signing with the Orioles, Jacob deGrom pumping heat, which teams will have fans in the stands, and the potential end to A-Rod and J-Lo's relationship.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing new homes for Jackie Bradley Jr. (Milwaukee) and Jake Odorrizzi (Houston), the latter of which came after Framber Valdez suffered a potential season-ending finger injury. From there, we discuss the first major COVID-19 violation of spring training, where Jose Ramirez and Franmil Reyes were sent home after failing to follow team protocols. To wrap up, we discuss changes to the AAA schedule, video being permitted in the dugout for the 2021 season, the DH and expanded-playoffs being killed for 2021, the start of Lou Gehrig Day, Albert Pujols' age, and Trevor Bauer pitching with one eye open.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the first three days of spring training games league wide. From there, we discuss Hunter Dozier's four-year extension with the Royals, Brian Snitker's extension as manager of the Braves, and what a potential Shane Bieber extension could look like for the Indians. From there, we discuss further fallout from controversy in Cleveland and Seattle, how to keep pitchers healthy this season, and rank which teams had the best and worst offseasons, and the top-five players at each position.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Fernando Tatis' record fourteen-year, $340 million extension with the San Diego Padres, which will keep him in Southern California through his age thirty-five season. From there, we recap a series of moves in New York, including Brett Gardner and Justin Wilson returning to the Yankees, and Kevin Pillar and Taijuan Walker heading to the Mets. To wrap up, we dissect controversies surrounding former Mariners CEO Kevin Mather and Mets coach Ryan Ellis, discuss Tim Tebow and Albert Pujols' retirements, go through a variety of signings across baseball, and give our thoughts on the MLB Network ranking of the Top 100 players in the MLB.

On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to ESPN baseball reporter Pedro Gomez, who unexpectedly passed away at fifty-eight last week. With spring training beginning, we discuss the new health/safety protocols for the 2021 season, a deadened baseball, an overdue update to the MLB workplace conduct policy, and the official cancellation of the 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame induction for fans. To wrap up, we discuss moves around the league, including deals for Justin Turner, Yadier Molina, James Paxton, Jake Arrieta, Andrew Benintendi, Mark Melancon, and Ken Giles.

On this week's episode, we celebrate our 100th episode by discussing Trevor Bauer's record-setting deal with the Dodgers which will make him the highest paid player in baseball history each of the next two seasons. From there, we discuss Marcell Ozuna's four-year deal with the Braves, Nelson Cruz returning to the Twins, an inter-division trade between AL West rivals, and new homes for Alex Colome, Kolten Wong, Chris Archer, and Dexter Fowler. To wrap up, we rank our top-ten baseball movies, favorite teams, and steroid users, before naming our all-underrated team, and drafting our all-time starting lineups.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the blockbuster trade that sent superstar third baseman Nolan Arenado from the Rockies to the Cardinals. From there, we recap the 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame vote, and discuss the MLBPA declining the owners proposal for a delayed, 154 game season, as well as the retirements of Dustin Pedroia and Daniel Murphy, and the allegations of harassment levied against former Mets skipper Mickey Callaway. To wrap up, we recap this week's hot stove news, which included deals for Didi Gregorius, Marcus Semien, Andrelton Simmons, Darren O'Day, Masahiro Tanaka, Joc Pederson, Tommy LaStella, and others.

On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to baseball icon and Hall of Famer Hank Aaron, the former home run king who passed away at age 86. From there, we discuss Georger Springer heading to Toronto on a five-year, $150 million deal, JT Realmuto's record-setting five-year $115.5 million contract with the Phillies, Michael Brantley remaining in Houston on a two-year deal, Jameson Taillon's trade to the Yankees for four prospects, Brad Hand and Ryan Zimmerman going to the Nation's Capital, Garret Richards and Enrique Hernandez joining the Red Sox, Jose Quintana shoring up the Angels rotation, and free-agent deals for Jason Castro, Jurickson Profar, and JA Happ. To wrap up, we discuss the 2021 Baseball HOF voting, the MLBPA declining a universal DH, and a potential delay to the Cactus League.

On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to Hall of Fame right-hander Don Sutton, who passed away Tuesday at the age of 75. From there, we discuss DJ LeMaheiu's six-year, $90 million contract with the Yankees, and Corey Kluber joining the Yanks on a one-year deal. From there, we discuss Jared Porter's firing as Mets GM after thirty-seven days due to inappropriate conduct, Theo Epstein joining the Commissioner's Office, arbitration settlements, Joe Musgrove heading to San Diego, and free-agent contracts for Martin Perez, Alex Wood, Kirby Yates, Archie Bradley, Pedro Baez, Jon Lester, and Kurt Suzuki.

On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to Hall of Fame Manger Tommy Lasorda, who passed away at the age of 93. From there, we discuss the Mets blockbuster trade for Francisco Lindor and Carlos Carrasco, the White Sox solidifying their bullpen by signing Liam Hendriks, and the Nationals adding a left-handed bat in Kyle Schwarber. To wrap up, we discuss Blake Treinen's return to the Dodgers, a potential Fernando Tatis mega-extension, a sticky situation for numerous all-star pitchers, a new TV deal between ESPN and MLB, and additional COVID-19 and spring training updates.