This week it's all baseball talk and all about the many rules tweaks MLB is testing out at the various levels of the revamped minor leagues. Plus, Tim speaks in praise of beating the shift. 

This week Tim shares his favorite memory from covering The Masters, Kimball endorses an electronic strike zone in baseball and Mike sides with Cowboy Joe West in a recent legal dispute over his integrity as an umpire.  

In the aftermath of a momentous Championship Monday, Kimball puts a bow on another run of madness, Mike breaks down the coaching trends that Hubert Davis must overcome at UNC and Tim pines for the restoration of the original "One Shining Moment."  

As Roy Williams rides into the sunset after 33 years and three national championships as a head coach at Kansas and UNC, his "Hard Work" co-author Tim Crothers breaks down the decision and the factors behind it. Kimball takes us through the Five Stages of Busted Bracket Grief, and Mike questions the validity of the Father Hep Cronin narrative at Cinderella UCLA. 

With our brackets mostly busted, Kimball shares a few possible explanations for an upset-filled weekend at the NCAA Tournament. Tim reveals some shocking developments from a classroom study on bracketology, while Mike puts forth his plan to restore order after the annual opening salvo. 

Enough with the teasing. With the NCAA men's basketball tournament upon us, Tim gets granular with the chances of scrawling out a perfect bracket; Kimball beats himself up for being so willing to renounce his prior beliefs; and Mike remembers the 26-0 bracket start that turned sour in a flash.   

With Selection Sunday behind us, Tim luxuriates in his greatest (last?) moment of NCAA bracket clairvoyance; Kimball sets the ground rules of bracket integrity; and Mike pays tribute to the late Marvelous Marvin Hagler.   

This week Tim wonders why professional soccer has to be so mysterious; Kimball proposes injecting fairness into Selection Sunday; and Mike warns that Loyola Chicago's Sister Jean, now 101, is about to dominate your TV screen again. 

This time around, Tim breaks out the abacus to discuss whether NCAA Tournament seeding really matters; Kimball ponders his irrational pain with each Tar Heel basketball loss; and Mike reflects on the impact of the late Irv Cross. 

Playing off Sunday's final round on the PGA Tour, Tim recounts his epic round at the birthplace of golf; Kimball reverses his earlier opinion about Gonzaga and predicts chaos at the NCAA Tournament bubble; and Mike isn't buying Marshawn Lynch as a cuddly TV pitchman.