Ben and Sam discuss two players exceeding all expectations in 2012: R.A. Dickey and Eric Chavez.
Felix Hernandez shut out the Yankees on Saturday, and he did it without throwing many pitches.
A fan tries to field a foul ball and falls on the field instead.
Some teams that could be buyers could have a harder time landing certain targets because of problems on the farm.
Ben and Sam discuss Ichiro’s trade to the Yankees and the Tigers-Marlins swap.
Two major-league teams are bereft of new blood on one side of the ball this season.
A hardcore baseball fan falls out of love with the game, then tries to dig up his old affection.
Alex Rodriguez had an extraordinary prime, but he’s aging much more like an average player, and that’s not good news for the Yankees.
Doug examines R.A. Dickey’s mechanics to see how Dickey does things most knuckleballers couldn’t dream of.
Why anyone who thinks the Yankees’ reliance on the home run is a problem should stop worrying and learn to love the three-run bomb.
It’s not easy when kids want to root for their own stupid teams.
A stark contrast in crowd reaction shots from Sunday’s Yankees-Mets game.
The Reds have the lowest payroll of any first-place team, in large part because they haven’t had to reach outside the organization for talent. Can they keep it up?
The Yankees’ double switch on Saturday leads to a dumbshow in the outfield.
Bryce Harper went 0-for-7 with five strikeouts against the Yankees on Saturday. What did New York’s pitchers throw him?
A bored camera man watches women’s wrestling while David Price warms up.
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