Two-Way Shohei Ohtani is a Window Into Baseball’s Exciting Past$

Short Relief: The Afternoon Knows What the Morning Never Suspected

Thinking of the Utah coal miners after the Tyler Skaggs news; a rundown of what happens when you watch a 15-inning game; teaching your friend in vain that Mike Tauchman isn’t actually good

Prospectus Feature: Albert Pujols and a Hero’s Return$

Short Relief: Watching It Play Out

A game and a team fall, while a Trout rises.

Short Relief: Boys To Men To Marriage To Exploitation

Short Relief visits the three main stages of life: Childhood, Adulthood and Statcast.

Short Relief: Brooks Pounders: The Thrilling Conclusion

Will Brooks Pounders get his man? Are we truly living in the best of all possible worlds? Find out today in: Short Relief.

Short Relief: A Pair of Disappearances, and the MLB Extended Universe

Brooks Pounders is on the case, Tyler with the Cubs tackles another missing person, and Rob Manfred hatches an exciting business opportunity.

Short Relief: Of Errors and Epics

Jason decries a lack of classification when it comes to baserunning, Nathan offers reviews of Todd Frazier’s swing, and Matt considers the epic qualities of Mike Trout.

Short Relief: The Laws of Trout, The Heart of Biagini, and the Power of Dirt

Kate wants to protect Joe Biagini from the world, Emma unlocks the secrets of an ancient ritual, and Trevor unearths new truths about Mike Trout.

Short Relief: High Noon, Phantom Pain, and Failure Versus Success

Bryce Harper is up to no good, Russ Stephans is up to neither bad nor good, and the Mariners and Angels are up to both at the same time.

Short Relief: Young Memories, Counterculture Sports Films, and a Reunion

James Fegan sees the pitching prospect of Christmas Future, Zack Moser seeks subtext in BASEketball, and David Temple supplies a one-act play.

Players Prefer Presentation: Would You Like to Play a Game of Telephone?

What would managers and catchers chat about if they had NFL-style headsets?

The BP Wayback Machine: Goodbye, Dan Haren

The 35-year-old right-hander calls it a career after over 150 wins and 2,000 strikeouts.

The Call-Up: Cam Bedrosian

The Angels’ beleaguered bullpen gets some reinforcement in the form of a righty with eye-popping peripherals.

The Call-Up: C.J. Cron

Is the Angels’ newly promoted prospect worth your time, attention, and dynasty-league dollars?

Transaction Analysis: Angels Sign Baseball’s Best Player to One of Baseball’s Best Deals

Sorry, other teams, he’s taken: The Angels extend Mike Trout through age 28.