On this week's episode, we begin by discussing our way-to-early votes for the MLB All-Star Game, and then go through the ways that MLB plans to curb the use of foreign substances by pitchers through multiple random mound visits per game. From there, we discuss off-color remarks made on-air about Marcus Stroman, Trevor Story's plan to leave the Rockies, Jacob deGrom's continued dominance, Ben Zobrist's retirement, USA Baseball qualifying for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, the historic 2011 MLB Draft Class, and the passing of former Cy Young winner Mike Marshall.

On this week's episode, we begin by talking about a tenuous week for Marcell Ozuna, which began with two fractured fingers, and ended with his arrest for felony assault following an incident with his wife at their home. From there, we discuss Mickey Callaway's placement on the MLB Restricted List, MLBs plan for a restricted number of pitchers on each roster next season, the Rays minority owners suing majority owner Stuart Sternberg, and Joe West sparking a conversation on controlling foreign substances in the game while setting the record for the most games umpired.

This week's episode, we begin by discussing the fifth and sixth no-hitters of the baseball season, a masterpiece by Spencer Turnbull in Seattle, followed by a gem from Corey Kluber in Texas the next night. From there, we discuss Tony LaRussa speaking out against his own player, Yermin Mercedes, in support of baseball's unwritten rules, and the reaction around the league. To wrap up, we discuss a trade between the Brewers and Rays, a cheating accusation against the Rockies, milestones for Cole and Scherzer, injuries to Mike Trout and others, and the initial USA Baseball roster.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Albert Pujols' move across Los Angeles, agreeing to a deal with the Dodgers. From there, we discuss the Athletics beginning to look for new homes outside of Oakland after receiving the league's blessing, COVID outbreaks in San Diego and New York, the MLPBA liquidating their assets and filing a $500 million grievance against MLB, ESPN's new baseball deal, Jordan Zimmermman's retirement, Harvey's return to Queens, and injuries to Corey Seager, Giancarlo Stanton, and Zac Gallen.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the hostility surrounding the Astros return to the Bronx for their first series since their cheating scandal went public. From there, we discuss the potential end of Albert Pujols' Hall of Fame career after his release by the Angels, a pair of no-hitters for left handed pitchers John Means and Wade Miley just two days apart, Shane Greene's return to the Braves, Amir Garret's seven-game suspension, and the Blue Jays heading back up to Buffalo beginning June 1st.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the first month of the baseball season, including our early award picks, and biggest surprises and disappointments so far. From there, we discuss Baseball Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar's placement on the MLB Ineligible List, the Rockies elevation of VP of Scouting Bill Schmidt to the interim GM role, Bryce Harper avoiding disaster after being hit in the face and how it could effect the three-bater minimum for pitchers, Hector Rendon and Jerry Blevins' retirements, Mike Tauchman being traded to the Giants, the Mets and Phillies getting chippy, and major injuries to young starts Dustin May, and Luis Robert.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the debate surrounding whether or not Madison Bumgarner's seven-inning no-hitter should be counted in the record books. From there, we discuss Jeff Bridich stepping down as GM of the Rockies, the Athletics winning streak being snapped at thirteen games, Fernando Tatis Jr. breaking the internet over the course of a weekend series against the Dodgers, both NY aces balling out, Neil Walker's retirement, Yasiel Puig landing in Mexico, and the idea of using sunscreen as an acceptable grip enhancer for pitchers.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the struggles of the last place Yankees, before diving into Carlos Rodon's near-perfect game that resulted in a no-hitter agains the Indians. From there, we discuss Jay Bruce's retirement, proposed changes to move back the pitcher's mound and have a "double hook" DH, MLBs anti-trust exemption being at risk, the Mets toxic culture rearing its ugly head, suspensions for the Cubs, milestones for Scherzer and Yadier Molina, Sean Kazmar's return for the ages, and round 1 of the Dodgers and Padres.

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Joe Musgrove's no-hitter against the Rangers, the first in Padres franchise history. From there, we discuss Trevor Bauer becoming the first pitcher to have his game balls removed from play under the league's new foreign substance policy, umpiring blunders across the NL East, A-Rod's attempt to purchase the Minnesota Timberwolves, Craig Kimbrel's 350th save and Hall of Fame chances, Ross Atkins' extension with the Blue Jays, and injuries to All-Stars across baseball.

On this week's episode, we begin by recapping the opening day and the first week of the MLB season. From there, we discuss Francisco Lindor's $341 million dollar extension with the Mets, Fernando Tatis Jr.'s shoulder injury, the All-Star Game being moved from Atlanta to Colorado, the Nationals season being delayed due to a COVID outbreak, benches-clearing between Cincinnati and St. Louis, an extension for David Fletcher and a new home for Rougned Odor, and Angel Hernandez getting owned in a court of law.