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Monday, April 30
by Jay Jaffe
What's Jay's beef with your team?
by Ken Funck
Reviewing a new documentary about the often agonizing July 2nd signing process for international amateur prospects.
by Sam Miller
What numbers do we look at when no number is large enough?
by Kevin Goldstein
OMG, you've never heard of Hanser Alberto? You totally should.
by Matthew Kory
These orthopedic boots are made for walking.
by Derek Carty
Some say April is a bad time to trade. They're wrong.
by Corey Dawkins
Ryan Zimmerman's injury leads to Bryce Harper getting the call.
by Matthew Kory
Your only place to find out if Albert Pujols is hitting well.
by Dan Brooks
Saber Seminar August 4-5
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 29: Helton's pinch hit salami, Figgins' second leadoff homer, and Stanton finally clears the fences.
by Sam Miller
Reds shortstop prospect Billy Hamilton runs fast.
by Bradley Ankrom
The Prospect Tracker adds leaderboards and classification, league filtering.
by Larry Granillo
A 1957 list of not very good ideas for how to give the "game back to its fans."
by Daniel Rathman
Bryce Harper's presence and early contributions gives the Nationals a happy glimpse into the future.
by Joe Hamrahi
Brooks Baseball Joins Baseball Prospectus
Sunday, April 29
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 28: Matt Kemp spoils Bryce Harper's debut, does a crazy dance.
by Joe Hamrahi
Stadium Tour continues with The Newberg Report in Texas
Saturday, April 28
by Kathy Woolner
2012 WALK MS Cleveland
by Kevin Goldstein
What to expect from Mike Trout and Welington Castillo in the big leagues.
by Kevin Goldstein
And we're finally back. I apologize for the one day delay, and for the sound quality. This is kind of podcast in the raw with all the coughs and mouse clicks and paper shuffling left in. It was either going up like that or it just wasn't going to ever go up. Nonetheless it's a great show as we talk about why much of the Dallas metroplex area is mad a me, Yu Darvish's arsenal and what makes a No. 1 or No. 3 starter before delving into prospects as Jason wrote about Orioles farmhands and I went and saw Francisco Lindor play baseball. Then it's special guest time with Alex Speier of WEEI on the soap opera that has already been the Red Sox 2012 season. From there it's the goofy stuff, and you can relive the moment of #want on ESPN as it happens. As always, we do hope you enjoy.
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 27: Encarnacion's massive shot, Hairston's cycle, Papi's stroll.
by Kevin Goldstein
A look at why Bryce Harper's call to the majors could be a good thing, or a mistake.
by Joe Hamrahi
Baseball Prospectus Day at the Oakland Coliseum
by Joe Hamrahi
Baseball Prospectus Visits PETCO Park
by Joe Hamrahi
Baseball Prospectus Visits Tropicana Field
Friday, April 27
by Jay Jaffe
Michael Pineda's labrum tear doesn't bode well for his future, but it's not the death sentence it used to be.
by Ben Lindbergh
Some of this year's great starts are tied to dramatically changed approaches.
by Max Marchi
If you want to estimate run-scoring accurately, what are all the factors you need to take into account?
by Sam Miller
The best pitches of the past two weeks, narrated by a guy who's trying to impress his date.
by Rob McQuown
Span, Parra, and Pierre join VP this week
by Paul Sporer
The return of the Weekly Planner helps you decide which two-start pitchers to start and sit
by Corey Dawkins
There's more bad news in Boston, and Dustin McGowan has yet another setback.
by Matthew Kory
In which the Cardinals are flying away with the Central.
by Sam Miller
When to give a baseball to a nearby kid.
by Larry Granillo
The trot times for April 26: two heroic home runs and Jay Bruce almost hits a sleeping kid.
by Sam Miller
Albert Pujols looks uncomfortable.
by Larry Granillo
How does a Google search for, say, "Dodgers" differ between the US and the non-baseball world?
by Daniel Rathman
The Marlins might do well to give Heath Bell a break from closing duties.
by James Click
In the wake of another long losing streak for the Royals, we revisit an even longer one from last decade.
by Joe Hamrahi
New Honor To Recognize Up-and-Coming Talent
Thursday, April 26
by Jason Parks
People don't think much can go wrong with Dylan Bundy, but how about the rest of the top Orioles prospects?
by Doug Thorburn
Is something physically or mechanically wrong with Tim Lincecum, or are his struggles to start the season something we've seen before?
by John Perrotto
The Rockies use one word to describe Jamie Moyer's return to the major leagues, and a conversation with Mike Matheny.
by Tommy Bennett
Tommy attends a panel marking the 40th anniversary of the 1972 strike and returns with tales of the Players Association's past.
by Kevin Goldstein
While the Midwest League missed out on some top-tier prospects in 2011, that's not the case in 2012.
by R.J. Anderson
Braves demote Jair Jurrjens, Rays add Matsui
by Paul Sporer
Starting Pitching VP returns with Niemann, Burnett, Doubront, and Parker
by Derek Carty
When there are no good starters in your league, the bullpen can offer you the wins you need.
by Corey Dawkins
Michael Pineda will be out for the year with a labrum tear.
by Matthew Kory
Royals win! Royals win! Royals still terrible!
by Jason Collette
Jason Collette and Paul Sporer launch the new Baseball Prospectus Fantasy Podcast and discuss the studs and duds of April, roster management in the first few weeks of the season, make prop bets, and talk about their favorite read of the week.
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 25: Cespedes bests Konerko and Rolen keeps pace with Hudson.
by Kevin Goldstein
A Jekyll and Hyde righty in the Yankees system and notes from around the day in the minors.
by Larry Granillo
A quick story from the 1930s or 1940s, when a player was thrown out for gluing a newspaper photo to home plate.
by Daniel Rathman
Have the Angels dug themselves too deep of a hole in the AL West?
Wednesday, April 25
by Kevin Goldstein
A number of high-profile prospects are off to disappointing starts. But how worried should we be?
by Cee Angi
If you're looking for a scapegoat for Boston's struggles, skip the manager's office.
Baseball Prospectus
Which players have had the best batting stances in baseball?
by Jonathan Bernhardt
Is Adam Jones becoming the type of player the Orioles should build around?
by Michael Street
Despite rising ownership rates, Michael’s VP list stays afloat with some great early-season values.
by Larry Granillo
Leukemia survivor Ben Rouse is raising awareness about the disease that threatened to kill him by attending every Brewers game this season.
by Corey Dawkins
The injury bug hits the Mets.
by Sam Miller
I know we're gonna make it tonight.
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 24: Chipper's birthday blast, Wieters' accidental home run, and Gomez's confused (and speedy) trot.
by Kevin Goldstein
Dylan Bundy isn't the only 2011 first-rounder blowing away Sally League hitters as Kevin cruises through yesterday in the minors.
by Sam Miller
Sergio Romo should never not be pitching.
by Matthew Kory
Good teams, bad teams, Texas beats 'em all.
by Daniel Rathman
Johan Santana and Josh Johnson turned back the clock in a vintage pitcher's duel on Tuesday.
by Jason Parks
Yu Darvish unveiled a previously unseen pitch in his masterful starts against the Yankees on Tuesday night.
Tuesday, April 24
by Sam Miller
Did the Angels sign the player they thought they were signing?
by Ben Lindbergh
Philip Humber's perfect game ended with a controversial call, but close plays to preserve no-hitters are the norm, not the exception.
by Geoff Young
What do Bruce Bochy, Xavier Nady, Brandon Belt, Tim Lincecum, Barry Zito, Matt Cain, Mike Krukow, and Mark Grant have in common?
by R.J. Anderson
An evening with two of the best broadcast crews in the sport.
by Jason Parks
To help him through a week in Wilmington, Jason finds inspiration all around him.
by Dash Treyhorn
Is there anything more to a manager's reputation than the abilities of the players who play for him?
by Corey Dawkins
The Mets have maintained a relatively clean bill of health so far this season.
by Matthew Kory
In which the White Sox are higher than the Tigers.
by Larry Granillo
The tater trots for April 23: Justin Upton hits his first one out; Hector Sanchez does as well.
by Kevin Goldstein
What to expect from Jarrod Parker, who makes his A's debut on Wednesday.
by Sam Miller
Best Fake Baseball Names.
by Kevin Goldstein
A sleeper in the Rangers system and notes from all of yesterday's action in the minors.
by Daniel Rathman
Jake Peavy continued his hot start in his most recent outing against the A's.
by Corey Dawkins
An explanation of some of the new features of Collateral Damage Daily.
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