Episode 370: Cora's Gone, What Next?

Episode 372: Thank You Bobby, Jon, and Ted

On this week's episode, we begin by paying tribute to a trio of baseball icons that passed away this week, Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox, former Braves owner Ted Turner, and the longtime radio voice of the Yankees, Jon Sterling. From there, we discuss Tarik Skubal's loose body elbow surgery and what it means for both this season, and his long-term outlook, Patrick Bailey being traded to the Guardians, and Framber Valdez's latest PR misstep resulting from being ejected in a start against the Red Sox.

Episode 371: The Hitting Machine Is Back

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Rob Thompson's removal as manager of the Phillies, and what we think Don Mattingly will bring to the table. From there, in Mattingly's honor we draft teams of big league players turned managers, and then look around the league to name our all-April team at each position. To wrap up, we take a dive on the career of Adam Dunn, and think about how his career and legacy would have been different had he played a decade later, and for better teams throughout his career.

Episode 370: Cora's Gone, What Next?

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing Alex Cora's firing as manager of the Red Sox, and what it means for the Red Sox this season, and going forward long-term. From there, we draft teams made of Yankees and Red Sox players since 2000, and attempt to rank the top-ten starting pitchers in baseball under the age of 25. To wrap up, we give our thoughts on a potential alternate jersey for the Yankees, and Taijuan Walker's release and the general job Dave Dombrowski has done with the Phillies.

Episode 369: KEVIN!

On this week's episode, we discuss Kevin McGonigle's eight-year, $150 million extension, what it means for the Tigers, and if it will impact prospects continuing to sign long-term deals this season. From there, we discuss the Padres sale for a record $3.9 billion to Chelsea owner José E. Feliciano, and the optics of a small-market team being sold for that much money with a lockout looming. To wrap up, we pay tribute to Angels legend Garrett Anderson, who passed away of a heart attack at 53 years old this week.

Episode 368: 10 Years of Awards, Punches, and Walmart

On this week's episode, we begin by discussing the final-terms of Konnor Griffin's record extension with the Pirates, before ranking the MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year winners in each league over the decade. From there, we look at how Tap to Challenge allows us to track the results of ABS in real time, and discuss the Angels and Astros brawl and how pitcher suspensions need to be adjusted, the Penner family's investment to buy 40% of the Rockies, and the average MLB salary increasing again to a record $5.34 million.