RIP John Sterling and the One-Sided American League

Talking Nolan Ryan with Tim Brown

Veteran baseball writer and New York Times bestselling author Tim Brown joins Baseline Baseball this week to talk his new book "Nolan: The Singular Life of an American Individual," and how MLB strikeout king Nolan Ryan's legacy lives on today. Tim discusses what drew him to Nolan Ryan, which pitchers we might see some of him in today, and how one single arm from Alvin, Texas left his mark on America's pastime.

RIP John Sterling and the One-Sided American League

Baseline Baseball looks back on the legacy of longtime Yankees radio broadcaster John Sterling, who passed away Monday. The guys share their favorite Sterling calls, plus note how the American League is basically the Yankees, Rays...and that's it? And...ever notice how it's May and Fernando Tatis Jr. still hasn't hit a home run???

Juan Soto: Baseball's Kawhi Leonard

Alex Cora fired in Boston, Rob Thomson fired in Philadelphia, and Juan Soto's drama with the New York Mets continues yet again.

RIP The 2026 New York Mets

It's not even May, and yet the New York Mets might have played themselves out of playoff contention during this 11-game losing streak. Plus, Aaron Judge and Mike Trout slug their way through a series, and complaints over being tall on airplanes.

Mason Miller and the Return of Slam Diego

The Slam Diego Padres are back in action, Mason Miller's in the early Cy Young conversation, and the Chicago White Sox are handing out Pope Hats. Meanwhile, the Yankees and Mets are both struggling while the A's might be leaning a little too hard into a new gimmick.