Ben and Sam discuss whether 2013 was a success or failure for the Marlins relative to expectations, then talk about how the Yankees should approach Derek Jeter’s age-40 season.
With Derek Jeter day-to-day, the Yankees trade for opposite player Brendan Ryan.
Ben and Sam discuss batter-pitcher matchup stats, ancient players on the comeback trail, and the underdog Yankees.
The Dodgers are poised on the precipice of a winning record for the first time since April.
Ben and Sam talk about a pair of All-Star candidates, then discuss Royals GM Dayton Moore’s comments about Kauffman Stadium suppressing walks.
The Yankees pull off another exciting comeback behind Raul Ibanez, only to lose both Game One and Derek Jeter a few innings later.
Can the Yankees rebound to take Game Two without their star shortstop?
Some teams are good, some are bad, but as a group they’re .500.
Why are shortstops so bad this year, and does it mean anything for the future?
Ben and Sam revisit the trade that sent Dan Haren to the Angels in light of Haren’s down year and Tyler Skaggs’ debut for the Diamondbacks, then talk about how Derek Jeter has remained productive at age 38 and examine whether the Yankees are in any trouble in the AL East.
Answers to some of the most unanswerable and most easily answerable questions about baseball on the internet.
Baseball is televised entertainment, and the 2012 season follows many of television’s most well-worn tropes.
The Nationals’ worst pitcher might be your team’s best pitcher.
Though Bryce Harper’s reputation leaves many questioning his maturity, his Nationals teammates have embraced him.