In this episode: Taking a closer look at Juan Soto’s career—what’s behind the multiple trades in just three years, and why do teams keep letting go of such a standout talent?

In this episode: A deep dive into Tarik Skubal’s first complete game, a look back at his past performances, and answering the question—could he be the best pitcher in the world right now?

In this episode: Oneil Cruz hits the hardest hit ever recorded, at over 100 MPH. Cubs and Cardinals both take home wins. Ronald Acuna Jr. hits a homerun on his first pitch in his return to the Braves. Shohei Ohtani faces hitters for the first time in two years during batting practice, and Darin Ruf sues the Reds.

In this episode, Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe Jackson, and 15 others are no longer banned from baseball—but why now? Plus, exploring the reasons behind each individual’s original ban and what their reinstatement could mean.

In this episode: Teams are anticipated to ask about Paul Skenes, but will he be moved? Would leaving Pittsburgh be the best move for Skenes, or should he stay with the Pirates longer?

In this episode: Breaking down whether there’s a real difference between team owners who inherited their franchises and those who built their wealth independently. Is there a noticeable gap in success between “nepo-baby” owners and self-made ones?

In this episode: Clayton Kershaw makes his season debut for the Dodgers. The Twins’ 13-game winning streak is broken by the Brewers. Jose Alvarado is suspended for 80 games, and another manager loses his job.

In this episode: Looking into the managing history of Bob Nutting. The Pittsburgh Pirates have fired Bob Nutting after five plus seasons of managing. Since taking over, it seems like he only cared about profit, not necessarily team growth and competition.