The Baseball Prospectus Podcast Network (Bret Sayre)

In the first episode of Baseball Prospectus's new prospect podcast, the team discusses the second best prospect in baseball.

In the first episode of our twice-weekly flagship podcast, Craig Goldstein and Emma Baccellieri of Sports Illustrated discuss Zack Greinke's near no-hitter, Clint Hurdle's future in Pittsburgh, the upcoming changes to the baseball, and the last weekend of the regular season.

Baseball Prospectus is launching a new listener-supported podcast network, and the hosts and producers of our seven podcasts would like to say hello and introduce their shows.

Jeffrey Paternostro and Nick Schaefer are joined by Nick Stellini and Keanan Lamb to discuss the branches of the Pedro Martinez tree currently pitching in the minors.

Mark and J.P. start with an in-depth conversation about what dynasty-league owners should do about the latest news about the juiced ball, which is that Rob Manfred says that things straight-up need to change. They talk about some interesting hitters down in the Arizona Fall League. They also tackle a few listener questions, and J.P. leans into his role as the resident Podcast Curmudgeon™ to steal a player from Mark. Oh, and Mark says he's going to send an Edible Arrangement to one listener, in particular.

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In Episode 2, Bradford William Davis and Craig Goldstein tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. One Weird Trick to piss of the Boston media, as the Red Sox and Rangers get in a dust up over a dropped foul ball.
2. The Merry Go-Round is in motion: More Clint Hurdle chat and a retrospective of Joe Maddon's Cubs career.
3. BIG BOY SZN: Pete Alonso breaks the rookie home run record, and Bradford gives you the best soul food spots in the city. Plus, even more dingers from the Yankees and Twins.
4. Thanks I hate it: This week it's the playoff booths, but Bradford makes an impassioned plea for the Ace-Off.
5. We don't have a title for this, but no one can decide on the exact size of the Hamburger Helper hand if that helps.

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We will eventually get around to wrapping up the 2019 Mets season, but for now we have to put a bow on Mickey Callaway's tenure as Mets manager.

In Episode 3, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. About Last Night: The NL Wild Card game was very exciting, while the AL Wild Card game had, uh, Yandy Diaz's muscles?

2. The Merry Go-Round is in motion: Joe Madden might be heading to Anaheim and Carlos Beltran might be heading to Queens?

3. Thanks, I hate it: This week, we get insight into our producer's home bar and Craig's old white dude sneaker preferences.

4. Light a Mup: Some thoughts on the Division Series rosters and the Nationals bullpen options

5. Seize the means of run production: Can someone please get Kevin Kiermaier a copy of Theories of Surplus Value?

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Mark and J.P. are back! They discuss their playoff regrets, their biggest dynasty blunder of the year, and listeners' questions. J.P. thinks about selling high on the best reliever in the game, while Mark brings back an old favorite to hug him a little bit closer. The fellas then offer their opinions on some listeners' keeper conundrums.
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In Episode 187 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett wrap up the 2019 Mets season the only way they know how, with a long, rambling discussion of every 2019 New York Met. We also offer some thoughts on the Mets managerial search, delve deeper into Jeff McNeil's season and Jacob deGrom's Hall of Fame case, and postulate on a Pete Alonso extension.

On this week's episode, Mike Gianella and Jon Hegglund are joined by Baseball Prospectus President and former host Bret Sayre. They go in depth about his championship season in Tout Wars.

In Episode 4, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. About Last Night: The Nationals have one weird trick to avoid using their bullpen, but they might be out of luck.

2. He only has two shirts: More talk about the Nationals bullpen. Which galaxy brain meme panel are we at now?

3. Minnesota Nice: Thoughts on the suddenly healthy and quite scary Yankees lineup, and Randy Dobnak's Game 2 start.

4. Playoff Potpourri: Vintage Adam Wainwright, another Carlos Martinez blowup, and some thoughts on the Chop and Zack Greinke's media strategy.

5. The Merry-Go-Round is in motion: Sometimes Mickey Callaway gets fired 45 minutes after you finished recording and you have to play catch up next week.

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Jeffrey and Nick have a late night chat about the evaluation process, the player development process, and trusting the process. We suggest your favorite amaro or cognac for this one, a nice sipper in your slippers.

Craig Goldstein reveals his plans for Baseball Prospectus, mourns King Felix and (preemptively) Clayton Kershaw, and wonders if there’s a wrong way to love your cat. Plus tales of George Steinbrenner and Hal Chase that should sound strangely familiar.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Roy Cohn Client*Hal Chase Asks for a Favor*Craig Goldstein: The Wrong Way to Love Your Cat*The Editor is Dead, Long Live the Editor*The BP Community*Fear of Solipsism*Where Have You Gone?*King Felix and Doc Gooden*Does there Need to Be a Baseball Prospectus?*Baseball is Everything and Everything is Baseball (But Will It Keep the Customers Satisfied?)*The FanGraphs Question*Origin of a Dodgers Fan*When You’ve Married a Braves Fan*The Astros Take All the Marbles?*“Terrible Pedro Baez Performances”*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

J.P. is joined by the Editor-in-Chief of Baseball Prospectus, Craig Goldstein, this week. They discuss the most annoying thing dynasty owners can do, in their opinions, and also answer listener questions. What should people expect from Brandon Lowe and Trent Grisham going forward? Also, Craig's nemesis (or, as it turns out, one of his nemeses) shows up in the Q&A, and Craig doesn't like it.



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In Episode 5, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.


1. Between Two Craigs: Craig should probably jut hire a therapist for his Joe Kelly feelings, but we'll debrief here instead.

2. Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln: It could be worse though, he could be a Braves fan

3. Activating brand elements: Emma and Craig talk more about the Tomahawk chop, although losing in the NLDS is also "activating brand elements" for Atlanta.

4. The Merry-Go-Round is in motion: We've done this topic on every show and Craig still doesn't know what it's called. Gabe Kapler is the latest to get off the ride, and no ride should take eight hours like Joe Girardi's Cubs interview.

5. Weights and Measures: The baseball might be different again. Good timing.

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In Episode 188 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett chat about the Mets managerial search, the roster flexibility to sign Anthony Rendon, and what exactly is going on with the baseballs in the playoffs.

In Episode 6, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. About Last Night: It's been some long October nights for our co-hosts, but they have had enough coffee to jump at least as high as Carlos Correa.

2. Party Like it's 2006: Adam Wainwright is good again, the Cardinals bats less so.

3. Bradford and Craig discuss the recent news about the death of Tyler Skaggs and the larger opioid problem in baseball.

4. The Merry-Go-Round is in motion: Dusty Baker and Gabe Kapler are getting interviews. Bradford approves of one of these.

5. Rule 1: David Samson did not follow Rule 1.

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Jesse Spector returns to talk manager firings, the proper way to build a lineup, and dissect Joe Maddon’s past and future, plus tales of ancient Cardinals grudges and a Detroit Tigers great sets his priorities.

WARNING: Jesse’s dog Youppi arrives about 43 minutes into our discussion. However, Youppi does not swear, so it’s all good.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dizzy Dean Holds a Lead*Hank Greenberg Plays, Daniel Hudson Does Not, and It’s None of Your Damned Business*Jesse Spector: When Your Child is Not Juan Soto*A Charlie Brown Way to Lose a Hit*Optimized Little League Lineups and Received Baseball Wisdom (Kids ‘n’ Kittle)*Wade Boggs Batting Leadoff*Pinch-Hitting in the First*Legitimizing the Taxi Squad*Eight Managerial Openings (with Babe and Lou Digression)*Using Managers as Human Shields*A Baleful Glance Back at Cleveland, and the Cubs*Boston’s Buyer’s Remorse*The Albert Pujols Problem*Joe Girardi in Repose*The Product Becomes Inconsequential*Pre- and Post-Apocalypse Visions of the Red Sox*The Relentless Death Machine and Other Playoff Apparitions*Asdrubal Brings Ice Cream?*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

With a through line of Casey Mize, and an obligatory mention of Robert Gsellman, the senior prospect staff at Baseball Prospectus discuss list-making philosophy.

The podcast has finally come full circle, as ex-TINOer Ben Carsley joins BP Fantasy Editor, J.P. Breen, to sub in while Mark is on vacation. The fellas reflect on Yu Darvish telling a random Twitter troll to eat fried chicken until he dies. They think about Marcus Semien's breakout campaign, as well as Mitch Garver's potential to sustain high-end catcher production. Listener questions, of course, take center stage in the back-half of the show, with questions about some oft-injured Oakland pitchers. Ben also tosses in a couple digs at Craig, just because he can't resist.

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“District Four” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
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In Episode 7, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Remembering Some Nats: What starts off as totally normal Chad Cordero talk, somehow veers into discussions of pantsless mascots.

2. Whistle While You Work: The Astros are stealing signs again (allegedly). Just whistle a happy tune, Yankees fans.

3. Sometimes it Rains: Does the day off help the Yankees or the Astros more as we head into four straight ALCS games (if necessary)?

4. Obtenebration: Did Jeffrey play Vampire: The Masquerade in high school? He's not telling, but here's a discussion of whether or not the shadows actually favor the pitchers.

5. Rule 1: Fan policing is bad, especially when you don't know what park the team plays at.

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In Episode 189 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett break down the current state of the Mets managerial search, and look towards potential free agent targets in the offseason (don't get too excited). In the second half of the show, we are joined by BP Editor-in-Chief Craig Goldstein to discuss where we all sit on the irony scale, the upcoming World Series, and potential major changes in minor league baseball. Then in the third half of the show we answer your queries about Edgardo Alfonzo, cocktail options for the Fall Classic, and wrap up with some AEW and AAA thoughts.

On this week's episode, Mike Gianella and Jon Hegglund are joined Wilson Karaman of the Baseball Prospectus Prospect Team. Wilson was out at First Pitch and the Arizona Fall League, so we asked him a whole bunch of questions about that. He also revealed that he's friends with a famous cat. Which one? Listen and find out!

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro.

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

In Episode 8, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. 50,000 people waiting in the Bronx: A discussion and retrospective of CC Sabathia's career.

2. About uh two nights ago: The Astros beat the Yankees to head to the World Series, hope you managed to stay up for the exciting finish.

3. Light a mup: The World Series is upon us, why are the Astros such big favorites?

4. The Merry-Go-Round Is in Motion: The never-ending Mets managerial discussion is never
ending.

5. False Choices: Bradford and Craig consider the new professional baseball agreement proposed by MLB.

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The senior staff discusses the players that don't make our prospect lists.

Mark Barry returns from his worldly travels to join J.P. Breen for this episode of TINO. The fellas think about whether Kris Bryant's grievance could mean that teams stop messing around with service time for top prospects. They talk about the majesty of Juan Soto, and they answer listener questions about older speed guys. Nick Markakis gets a shoutout, too, which is always nice.

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In Episode 9, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. This week felt like a year for Emma and Craig as they tackle the Astros organizational disaster.
2. Light a mup: There have been World Series games played and they were pretty good, especially if you are a Nationals fan.
3. I hate the Drake: Do we have two twitter segments this episode?
4. Rule #1: We sure do.
5. The Merry-Go-Round Is in Motion: We have some new managers, but still no one for the Mets.

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In Episode 190 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey issues an important correction about Harol Gonzalez, Jarrett yells about the Mets managerial search, and we both urge you to listen to other people about the Houston Astros. In the third half of the show, we answer your questions about a potential Mets affiliate shake-up and get very excited about Spring Break 4 and AEW's TV product.

In Episode 10, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Light a mup: The Astros have turned around the World Series. The ball is sometimes juiced, sometimes not juiced, but always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom.
2. #TakeItBack: The Astros have not turned around their public perception however.
3. Front Office Follies: Neal Huntington is out in Pittsburgh, while Chaim Bloom is on his wa to Boston. Is Mookie Betts now out? Plus, Craig from Maryland is on the FAN.
4. Public Relations Follies: The league has another bad look with their reliever of the year awards while the Detroit tries to assuage Detroiters by hiring PR consultants instead of better players.
5. Thanks I Hate It: Look, saying your childhood was ruined by a change to a thing is dumb, but...

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Sheryl Ring discusses the backlash to her Addison Russell story and all the ways discrimination affects us in and out of baseball. Plus Jungle Jim Rivera’s case suggests a way to protect the Astros from themselves and another career is lost to war.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Ends Justify the Fleas*One German Bomb Away from Stardom*Sheryl Ring: The Addison Russell Backlash*If I Were Powerful I’d Have a Better Car*Identity Politics in the Jim Crow Era and Jim Crow Laws Today*Red-Lining and Reverse Red-Lining*The Bank Gets Paid Three Times*Sticking to Sports Means Sticking to Everything*We’ve All Seen This Ad*Legalized Discrimination*“The Biology Textbook Mainstream”*They Kill That Which They Don’t Understand*The Oakland A’s vs. Public Housing*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

This is maybe a prospect list introduction. It's definitely a contemplation on an artist working within a rigid hierarchy he has no say in. It's also about how damn amazing and infuriating Sam Miller is. It's some other weird stuff too. We will maybe be less weird next week. However, there is no useful information about how to become a prospect writer.

Mark Barry and J.P. Breen kick off the part of the season in which dynasty baseball really shines: the offseason. The fellas try and figure out which team Mark should adopt, if Cleveland trades Francisco Lindor for some unknown reason. They talk about some Yankees minor leaguers, what you should do about Adalberto Mondesí, and whether Wil Myers has anything left in the fantasy tank. Listener questions, as always, feature heavily in the second half of the episode.

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“District Four” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
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In Episode 11, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Light a mup: The Nats re-turned around the World Series and also won the World Series.

2. /long sigh... really, Craig? Fine. Scherzus: Emma and Craig discuss Max Scherzer's Game 7 performance.

3. There's no such thing as a free agency: What's next for Cole and Strasburg?

4. Weights and Measures: Let's talk about the automated strike zone again! No, no particular reason.

5. Kool and the Gang: Athletes celebrate just like us, sort of.

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In Episode 191 of For All You Kids Out There, it is the expected & than return of David Roth, now of, let's say twitter dot com. So of course it is also the expected & than return of Wade LeBlanc's Brooks Baseball page, and oh yeah, one other significant expected & than return. In the third half of the show we answer your correspondence and chat a little bit of wrestling.

In Episode 12, Jeffrey and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics
1. There is no such thing as free agency: The hot stove is on fire with news like Stephen Strasburg opting out of his contract and Chase Anderson being traded to the Blue Jays
2. The Managerial Merry-Go-Round is in motion: Carlos Beltran got the Mets manager gig in the most shocking rose ceremony yet.
3. Definitely not collusive behavior: MLB has a proposal for limiting how long teams can offer multi-year deals. That's a nice under-market 3/45 you have on the table there, be a shame if anything happens to it, Madison Bumgarner.
4. Waiting for Spring: Jo Adell is playing baseball somewhere and Five and Dive is on it.
5. Thanks, I hate it: Capital letters are not a re-brand. Also, we are FIVE AND DIVE now.
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Jon came up with the fancy French word in our title. It basically means a lazy river of content, which is what this week is. Mike, Jon, and Samuel come into the show with no plan, so they let the show takes them where it takes them. Topics that showed up include but are not limited to:

-Sneaking into women's soccer games
-The death of Deadspin and why ghouls are ruining everything
-Our first baseball memories
-Most famous people we've met

And so much more! This is one of the more fun, raw, and honest episodes you'll get from the crew. Enjoy!

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro.

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

Steve Kluger, author of both the novel and the musical The Last Days of Summer, talks about his tale of a neglected Brooklyn boy and a barely-socialized New York Giants third baseman finding each other in a world on the brink of war. Plus a baseball fixing hypothetical and the dismissal of Jackie Mitchell.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hal Steinbrenner and Derek Jeter’s Impression of Donald Trump in the Ukraine*Jackie Mitchell > Brandon Taubman*Steve Kluger: On the Road with a Show*Seeing Your Characters Come to Life*The Inherent Compression of the Epistolary Baseball Novel*Letters to FDR and JFK*Verisimilitude in Historical Fiction*The Friendly Neighborhood Ballplayer of the 1940s*Discovering Baseball as an Adult (“The Carnage of 1966”)*Ballplayers in the War*Verisimilitude II (Carl Hubbell is Such a Phony and Steve Garvey is Too?)*The Right and Wrong Way to Honor Jackie Robinson*Fear of ”Damn Yankees”*What Makes a Great Player Great?*Adult Language*Goodbyes.

In Episode 13, Emma and Craig discuss seltzer and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Definitely not collusion: Alex Anthopolous was basically the Cayman Islands banker from the Simpsons this week,
2. Sustainable Success: The Red Sox are probably mad they have to pay JD Martinez like Carlos Santana money.
3. Weights and Measures: We've already had more sequels to our robot ump discussion than the Terminator series
4. You've given me 17.7 Million reasons: Qualifying Offers have been made, and we discuss who might accept.
5. Raymour and Whine-igins: Sometimes tweeting is good, but only if you are a mattress company.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return to bring dynasty content to the masses. The fellas briefly touch on the top end of the free-agent market, trying to determine where Cole and Strasburg might land. They discuss some very talented, but very injured pitchers, and debate whether it's time to finally give up on Jahmai Jones. Listener questions feature prominently in the second half, as Mark and J.P. help with keeper conundrums and buy-low veterans. Of course, we also learn about the one time Mark has been wrong in the Bat Signal.

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“District Four” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
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In Episode 14, Bradford and Craig again discuss seltzer and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Can't Blame PECOTA for this one: The Cubs have some, uh, interesting offseason plans.
2. No such thing as a free agent: We're talking about Didi Gregorius, the stove is hot.
3. Also, he's a pitching coach: The Yankees hired Matt Blake.
4. BIG BOY AWARDS SZN: Bradford and Craig debate Yordan Alvarez versus Pete Alonso and give their takes on the rest of the awards.
5. Talkin' Turkey: Todd Frazier has a small wildlife problem.

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In Episode 192 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett debate Yordan versus Big Pete, Jeremy Hefner versus Chris Fetter, and apathy versus cynicism when it comes to the Mets offseason. In the third half of the show we answer your correspondence and debrief on Full Gear.

Mark and J.P. continue to get excited for the hot stove season. The fellas try to determine where Anthony Rendon might end up, what to think about high-risk guys like Giancarlo Stanton and Nate Pearson, and what Scott Kingery might bring in 2020. Listeners also ask about our favorite set-ups for dynasty leagues, as well as what in the ever-living crap we should do about Travis Shaw.
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In Episode 15, Emma and Jeffrey discuss Craig's vacation and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Sign o' the times: In the grand tradition of big news breaking directly after our last episode, the Astros have another scandal on their hands.
2. You've given me 17.7 million reasons: Will Smith found 22 million more, while Jake Odorizzi and Jose Abreu took the cash. Also, we delve into the White Sox payroll situation because it's the hottest of hot stoves right now.
3. The Managerial Merry-Go-Round: Gabe Kapler lands on his feet in San Francisco, for some reason. Also the Pirates still don't have a GM or Manager. Uh, remember what we said about news breaking right after we record?
4. Awards SZN: Awards SZNis Mike Trout season. Or at least Mike Trout take season. Also, Jacob deGrom season.
5. There's no such thing as a free agency: Well, at least the Padres and Yankees seem to think so. Also, Scott Boras works on his routine for the Winter Meetings.

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David Roth (ex-Deadspin) returns to discuss the demise of Deadspin and the rise of Carlos Beltran.

WARNING: As is true of all Roth episodes, there is quite a bit of cussing. Hide the hamsters.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Harvard Eddie and a Requiem for a Friend*Mookie and Pete*David Roth: Spanf’d Out of a Job*The Value is in Not Sticking to Sports*“It’s Unpleasant, But Maybe They Like It”*The Non-Reactionary Death of Splinter*You Have to Admit It’s a Vivid Insult*The Importance of Editorial Independence*The Pro-Union Argument*The Perversity of Work*Roth on Beltran: Excited/Sorry*Ron Darling’s Handshake*The Future of Deadcast and other Features Let’s Remember Some Potatoes)*Goodbyes.
The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

In Episode 193 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett chat about the Astros sign stealing and the Mets offseason "plans." There's also an impromptu discussion of the 2017 Mets draft class (blame Jarrett) and a way too long Rule 5/40-man discussion (blame Jeffrey). In the third half of the show, we officially announce our Hot Stove meet up in NYC and discuss the underwhelming return of CM Punk to WWE and another week of AEW TV.

In Episode 16, Bradford and Jeffrey tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Sign o' the times: There's more sign stealing news. Where do we go from here?
2. I hope you eat sausage until you die: The sign stealing kerfuffle has spilled out into the NL Central as Christian Yelich shows his extreme posting energy.
3. Minor Threat: More info on MLB's plan to radically restructure the minors.
4. A Pirate's life for me: Ben Cherington does not technically rhyme with Neal Huntington but they kinda sound similar
5. Cat Fancy: Keith Hernandez is as bored with the offseason as we are and has taken to feeding his cat caviar. So we have to talk about this.

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With the off-season in full swing and the content creek down to a small trickle, Mike Gianella and Jon Hegglund go through drafting the top free agents on the market by fantasy relevance. They also give them new teams for an added twist!

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro.

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

In Episode 17, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. It's the Economy, Stupid: Baseball's great public relations streak continues as Rob Manfred has some thoughts on labor peace.
2. There's No Such Thing as a Free Agent: We may have to return this topic title if guys keep signing in November.
3. Sign o' the Times: The latest in Astros sign-stealing news, plus Jim Crane needs a police escort around the very intimidating BBWAA.
4. Thanks, I Hate It: Craig doesn't understand memes. Okay, boomer.
5. Craig's Secret Topic: It's a secret, duh.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen bring you one more episode before the holiday break. They discuss a few hypothetical trades, courtesy of the Hot Stove and the baseball media, including a deal that would ship Mookie Betts out West. The fellas break down the dynasty implications of the Yasmani Grandal deal, and they help a listener with his keeper conundrum. Also, is there any reason dynasty owners should be shopping Yordan Álvarez this winter?

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In Episode 194 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett take a brief, but still meandering sojourn through Rule 5 adds, Starling Marte trade rumors, Zack Wheeler's free agency, and the Mets bench coach gig.

Amanda Smith, cohost of the Disaster Girls podcast and the author of Le Renard Argenté: The Silver Fox at War explains what inspired her to transport a certain Dodgers second baseman to World War II, plus tales of sign-stealing gone awry and a scrap drive that almost ended Warren Spahn’s career before it started.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chuck Dressen Has a Plan For That*Spahn vs. the Rusty Toasters*Amanda Smith: A Book of Tweets?*Cody Bellinger Wins the MVP*The Politics of Fandom/Bad First-Date Tactic*World War II Twitter*Chase Utley Liberates Europe*Sgt. Rock (Is Going to Help Me)*Killing Nazis is Now Political?*It’s Not the Killing, It’s the Justice*Into the Utleyverse*Disaster Girls and 85/34 (1988 Dodgers)*In Defense of Dave Roberts*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

1. Catchers are weird. Adley Rutschman is a catcher. Adley Rutschman is...not weird?

2. Tanking doesn't work as well as you think. But it probably works exactly well as ownership thinks.

3. Fine, let's talk about Ryan Mountcastle.

In Episode 18, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. There's no such thing as a free agency: Well, unless you are a catcher
2. During Jeter Week, no less: Craig loves to talk about Hall of Fame voting. Just loves it.
3. There's a lot of ways to make money in this world, but I can't recommend insurance fraud: The Yankees are trying to void the last year of Jacoby Ellsbury's deal, and that's not the funniest example of teams being weirdly cheap this week.
4. 24 million reasons not to stay in Tacoma: Bradford and Craig chat about the Evan White extension.
5. r/Aubrey Huff: N E V E R T W E E T

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In Episode 195 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett have such a dearth of content that they chat about Rutgers football and bring back a segment from 2016. It still goes two hours of course.

In Episode 19, Bradford and Craig review some pies and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. First time, long time: Trades are happening. Trade rumors are happening. We'll hang up and listen.
2. This is Birdland: The Orioles are activating some brand elements.
3. No such thing as a free agency: Drew Pomeranz and Kyle Gibson got paid.
4. The Managerial Merry Go-Round has stopped: Derek Shelton is the last one on.
5. All-MLB: The people love lists.

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The Mets have a new owner and one fewer starting pitcher.

In Episode 20, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Wheels up: Zack Wheeler is headed to Phily, are they now a contender in the NL East?
2. Cole for Christmas: Hamels, not Gerrit
3. Meet the Mets: The Mets are down one starting pitcher, but up one new owner (also one fourth outfielder).
4. Life Imitates Art: Marvin Miller has one new portrait coming at least.
5. Thanks, I Hate it: Are Emma and Craig angling for a free Peloton?

Recently, Jen Mac Ramos, Baseball Prospects stats and prospect team member was badly injured when they were struck by someone driving under the influence. If you are able we ask that you share the link to the GoFundMe page set up to help with their recovery and donate if you are able.

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In Episode 196 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss new ownership, old ownership in the, uh, news, new Mets, Mets prospects, such as there are, and a few other odds and sods.

In Episode 21, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Cole for Christmas: Gerrit this time. Also, we dug Cole together is right there, Craig.
2. Phamily Affair: This is what happens when Craig is allowed to make up the topic names.
3. Stop Repeating What Owners Say: And boy do they have a lot of say about cutting payroll.
4. It's Miller Time: Bradford and Craig go over the Veteran's committee HoF vote.
5. There is no such thing as a free agency: A few minor moves to wrap up as the Winter Meetings kick off.

Recently, Jen Mac Ramos, Baseball Prospects stats and prospect team member was badly injured when they were struck by someone driving under the influence. If you are able we ask that you share the link to the GoFundMe page set up to help with their recovery and donate if you are able.

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In Episode 22, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. The big three: Chat about the big free agent signings of the Winter Meetings, all of which Craig "Scoops" Goldstein broke.
2. Transaction Cleanup: For All You Rick Porcello Fans Out There
3. Also-Rans: Well the Dodgers and Rangers tried
4. Weights and Measures: More news about the state of the baseball
5. Thanks, I Love It: Mark Shapiro has some thoughts about the state of his financial flexibility.

Recently, Jen Mac Ramos, Baseball Prospects stats and prospect team member was badly injured when they were struck by someone driving under the influence. If you are able we ask that you share the link to the GoFundMe page set up to help with their recovery and donate if you are able.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return after the Thanksgiving holiday to debate the dynasty ramifications of recent MLB trades and free-agent signings. Is Omar Narváez now a top-five fantasy catcher for the 2020 season? What's the deal with Luis Urías and Trent Grisham, now that they figure to have greater playing time? Also, the fellas just can't quit a couple of former Baltimore Orioles hurlers.

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The Winter Meetings sure did happen. We talk about new number five starters (sorry, number four starters), new Hall of Famers, new Rule 5 draft picks, and all the other movings and shakings.

Craig Goldstein (Baseball Prospectus) returns to discuss the Gerrit Cole signing and the experience of being at the Winter Meetings. Plus 1961 Yankees falsehoods and a Luber-ish Cleveland deal.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
That Lyin’ Yankees Manager*Gene Green Got a Raw Deal*Craig Goldstein: The Red Sox Are In For an Offseason of Tough Looks*The Gerrit Cole Contract*The Nationals Are Irrational (When Do You Actually Spend the Money?)*The Bud Selig Fig-Leaf*George Steinbrenner and the Minority Partners*The Owners are Not Like Us*Fixing Free Agency*What is the Social Contract?*The Royals and Coke*At the Winter Meetings*The Dodgers Miss Anthony Rendon*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

In Episode 198 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the Yoenis Cespedes situation, grade every pitcher on the Mets 40-man, and then deal with the expected & than return of Brady to talk about Rick Porcello and pro wrestling.

In Episode 23, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. The Rangers are on fire: Offseason flags are flying deep in the heart of Texas
2. There's no such thing as a free agency: Well this topic title has not aged well this offseason.
3. Rendon't say that out loud: Speaking of deep in the heart of Texas
4. Minor Threat: The war of words between MLB and MiLB continues.
5. LOLMets?: The Mets and Yoenis Cespedes rework his contract.

Recently, Jen Mac Ramos, Baseball Prospects stats and prospect team member was badly injured when they were struck by someone driving under the influence. If you are able we ask that you share the link to the GoFundMe page set up to help with their recovery and donate if you are able.

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In Episode 24, Emma and Craig discuss resolutions and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. South Side Signings: Offseason flags are flying deep in the heart of Chicago
2. Weights and Measures: Welcome to our new robot umpire overlords.
3. Reds Scare: The Reds are also making moves
4. Lightning Round: A lot of other stuff happened while we were on vacation.
5. Thanks, I hate it: Craig has some incredibly strong bath mat takes.
Recently, Jen Mac Ramos, Baseball Prospects stats and prospect team member was badly injured when they were struck by someone driving under the influence. If you are able we ask that you share the link to the GoFundMe page set up to help with their recovery and donate if you are able.
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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen try to make some sense of what's been a wild baseball offseason thus far. Is Gavin Lux really available in trade deals, and is he the best young dynasty second baseman? How does Mark feel about the Kluber trade? The fellas also dish out some advice about potential fantasy trades and keeper conundrums.

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In Episode 25, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. The Mets are never a boar: And you thought the Yoenis Cespedes saga couldn't get more Metsy.
2. Age before Beauty: The Nats are signing veterans
3. Angels behind the plate: Disney really does have their hand in everything.
4. We are here to pump you up: Come for Craig's bad SNL audition reel, stay for a discussion of the Yankees new strength and conditioning staff.
5. The RICH better have my money: The minor leaguer class action suit marches on.

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In Episode 26, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. LOVE this trade for the Rays. Who’d they give up? And who’d they get?: The Rays are doing Rays things again.
2. Reply Guy Army: Craig creates a second new segment to remind you to never tweet.
3. Actually, people love us, you’re hearing it more and more: The Dodgers did not have the best public relations week.
4. There is no such thing as a free agency: You might be surprised to learn what some baseball teams have spent on free agents this offseason.
5. Tech, Signs, and Videotape: More hot sign-stealing investigation news right off the presses.

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It's the 200th episode of For All You Kids Out There, live at Mikkeller. In the first half of the show we are joined by Florida woman, Kate Feldman to chat about the wild boars of the Sunshine State, we also at one point just start reading off names from the 2013 draft, same as it ever was. In the second half, we remember some guys with David Roth, and Jeffrey and Jarrett both have poker stores from the '00s. And in the third half of the show we answer your live correspondence.

Mark Barry and J.P. Breen kick off 2020 with a crazy lawsuit from a former big-league prospect. They quickly move on to dynasty issues, though, trying to figure out how we should be valuing the J2 market in dynasty drafts. J.P. makes an argument about Eduardo Rodríguez and then somehow convinces himself of the exact opposite in the process. Finally, Mark doesn't know what he's supposed to do about Mitch Garver. The fellas take listener questions, as always.

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In Episode 27, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics

1. Arb Guys: Betts breaks a record, who knows what Arb year Kris Bryant is, and the Phillies and Dodgers take some guys to a hearing for some reason
2. John Henry's Will to Win: My "we will definitely spend to be competitive" shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by signing Martin Perez.
3. Going Sa-nowhere: Don't let Craig's bad puns turn you off from a discussion of the Miguel Sano and David Peralta extensions.
4. Plan C: If Todd Frazier though the Wild Turkeys in New Jersey were bad wait until he has to deal with Texas wildlife.
5. Hall of Fame (of my heart): A discussion of some of our favorite one-and-dones on this year's HoF ballot.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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In this bonus episode, Emma and Craig tackle the punishment for the Astros sign-stealing, which of course broke three hours after we finished recording Episode 27.

We're back! After an extended New Years absence Mike, Jon, and Samuel come back with the first show of the decade. This one is a bit of a primer for the upcoming season, with some macro topics discussed when it comes to team planning. Jon also leads the way for the first time, and he's coming off some sort of plague so that's fun too!

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro. You can find us on Patreon at www,patreon.com/flagsflyforever

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

Lincoln Mitchell returns to discuss his new book, San Francisco Year Zero: Political Upheaval, Punk Rock, And A Third-Place Baseball Team, about the surprising 1978 Giants and the way the events of that year, including/especially the assassinations of Harvey Milk and George Moscone, changed the city’s future. Plus: An A’s fan lights a flame and a manager takes his owner with him.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
A’s Fans Burnin’ Down the House*Bucky Harris Speaks Frankly *Lincoln Mitchell: The third-place 1978 San Francisco Giants?*The almost-Toronto Giants*Memories of Candlestick Park and other Giants dysfunction*Giants vs. Seals (and Burritos in the Mission)*The Milk and Moscone Assassination and Its Effects*The Potato-Stand Graft*Why Did We Turn to Violence in the 1960s and 1970s?*The Potato Stand Quid Pro Quo and Ukraine (But not the Ukraine)*Phony Beatlemania (The Hippies vs. The Punks)*All the Wasted Giants’ Prospects*Johnny LeMaster: “BOO”*Vida Blue Reappraised*And Jonestown, Too*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

In Episode 28, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics after the longest week in baseball history.

1. Fallout Boys: The sign-stealing scandal claims two more managers.

2. Buzzer Beaten: And then it just got weirder from there.

3. Don't Speak, I Know What You're Thinking: Before all that, Jessica Mendoza gave a really weird interview on ESPN.

4. Bringer of Purple Rain: There's some non-scandalous baseball news as well.

5. Five-Star Replies: In which we compare sign-stealing to World War II without invoking Godwin's Law.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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In Episode 202 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett check in on an ex-Stetson pitching coach, the Mets managerial search, and three separate team fan fest. We also answer some correspondence on a potential Pete Alonso's Sophomore slump and r/baseball rumors, and talk a loooooooooooot about wrestling and MMA.

Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return to dive into the dynasty goodness that you've come to expect. The fellas can't avoid the elephant in the room and touch on Major League Baseball's budding integrity problem after the sign-stealing scandal with the Astros and others. J.P. then asks Mark to talk him off the Dinelson Lamet hype train, while Mark tries to figure out what to do with Evan White. Then, the two hosts grab a few Twitter questions before heading out the door for the week.


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In Episode 29, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Grand Junction Snubs: Nolan Arenado wants out of Colorado, because, well, Jeff has been very disrespectful
2. A Fish Tale: If last week wasn't weird enough, here's some spurious Mike Trout/HGH rumors.
3. Sorry NOT sorry: The Astros PR brilliance continues.
4. The King in the South: Felix Hernandez heads to Atlanta for some reason.
5. During Jeter Week, no less: Hopefully the last discussion of Derek Jeter's Hall of Fame case ever.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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In Episode 30, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Yeah Jeets: Celebrating another Jeter week with Jeter going into the Hall of Fame. Larry Walker too.
2. Marcell Sheds His Shell: Marcell Ozuna signs with the Braves
3. Meet the Mets...new manager: The Managerial Merry-Go-Round starts back up again with Luis Rojas.
4. We're looking into that very strongly: The Astros are incapable of apologizing or giving a no comment apparently.
5. Outer Space: Emma has strong feelings about Nolan Arenado's punctuation.

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Our position episodes for 2020 roll on, this week tackling first base. Mike, Jon, and Samuel talk about an interesting field of players that features a lot of variance within the tiers themselves. Topics of note include: The future of Josh Bell, how to value someone like Luke Voit, and my goodness Eric Hosmer is still a thing isn't he? All that and MORE on first base week!

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro. You can find us on Patreon at patreon.com/flagsflyforever

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).
Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro. You can find Flags Fly Forever on Patreon at patreon.com/flagsflyforever

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

The Mets have a new manager, which is cause to chat with an old friend.

Rob Arthur of Baseball Prospectus discusses the juiced ball, Astros sign-stealing, and the past and future of the human race. Plus John McGraw fights while Boston burns and a pitcher is mocked for his weight.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Walter, not Jumbo*The Brief Story of “Jumbo Jim”*A Fire in Boston*Rob Arthur: Fruit Flies No Matter What*Malthus Was Right? (“Who’s Mathis?” Andy Asked)*WAR (What’s It Good For?)*The Hall of Fame and the Soft Factors*The Ball is Painfully, Obviously Juiced*Juiced Balls vs. Juiced Players*Manfred’s Reasons and Excuses*How Did We Miss the Astros’ Sign-Stealing?*Will the Real Alex Bregman Please Stand Up?*Mike Trout’s Genes vs. Yours*Goodbyes.

Mark Barry returns with special guest and former TINO host Craig Goldsteinto dive into the dynasty goodness that you’ve come to expect. The guys talk about the recently wrapped BP Annual and Craig's new role with the book before diving into dynasty topics such as Craig's curiosity with Hector Yan, where Andrew Vaughn ranks relative to other prospects and big-league first basemen, and Mark wonders what type of role a guy like Tony Gonsolin might have in the Dodgers rotation. Oh, and Vanderpump stuff. Yeah buddy.

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Lead Prospect Writer Jeffrey Paternostro and Senior prospect Writer Jarrett Seidler discuss the new Baseball Prospectus Top 101 Prospect List.

Every year Jeffrey thinks the drinking game can't be more of a shit show than last year, and every year he is proven wrong.

Marc Normandin returns to talk Astros and Red Sox sign-stealing fallout, plus tales of a player so serene he could sleep in the middle of a ballgame and a Dodgers fan objects to women in the ballpark.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
When Edd Roush Needs a Nap, Edd Roush Takes a Nap*Ladies’ Day (“Dames! Dames! Dames!”)*Marc Normandin: A Brief, Inadvertent “Rise of Skywalker” Chat*Astros and Red Sox Cheating Reactions*The Astros’ Taubmanism and the Price of Hubris*Jeff Luhnow and Management-Consultant Culture*Are the Astros Players Permanently Tainted?*Down with the Hall of Fame Gallery, Up With the Museum*Did the Last Two Postseasons Really Happen?*What is Wrong with the Colorado Rockies?*Are the Red Sox Building Up or Tearing Down?*Let’s Dispense with the Ideas of Managers as Difference-Makers*A.J. Hinch: No Good Men in Sodom*Trevor Bauer is Blocked*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

Mark and J.P. are joined by Baseball Prospectus President and TINO alum, Bret Sayre to discuss the Dynasty 101 from top to bottom. What prospect does the episode title refer to? You'll have to tune in to find out.

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In Episode 31, Emma and Craig discuss Emma's new cell phone and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Taking Betts: The art of putting together a real Mookie Betts trade, and the art of tweeting out a fake one.
2. Airing of Grievances: Kris Bryant should have elected the test of strength.
3. Time to hit the ol' Dusty trail: Grizzled gunslinger Dusty Baker is back in Texas for one last job.
4. Seeing Red: Cincinnati continues to fill at least 1/5 of our shows this offseason.
5. Marte Partay: Craig loves a little word play and also Liover Peguero

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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It's second base week here at Flags Fly Forever, and buckle up y'all it's a long one. A lot of meaty discussion is contained within, including a good amount of talk about some of the lower tiered names to help get you through the bottom rounds of your draft. If you ever needed hard hitting Garrett Hampson discussion, this is probably your week. Also maybe go get some help, but we're a podcast not a cop.

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro. You can find Flags Fly Forever on Patreon at patreon.com/flagsflyforever

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

In Episode 32, Bradford and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. They must be Rocky Mountain High: The Rockies owner has a spicy prediction for the 2020 season.
2. White Sox, White Lies: A ticket-reselling scam cost the South Side team some money, but did result in people actually going to White Sox games, so who can say whether it is good or bad?
3. Obligatory Mookie Betts segment: This trade will happen thirty minutes after you listen to this show and a week before Bradford is on again.
4. The GrandyMan retires: Bradford and Craig reflect on Curtis Granderson's career, and also how to make good memes.
5. Baseball SZN: Craig is not thrilled with your post-Super-Bowl baseball tweets, is intrigued by Erling Braut Håland.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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In Episode 205 of For All You Kids Out There, Jarrett and Jeffrey discuss Mets FanFest, the Starling Marte trade and answer your correspondence about baseball, football, and wrestling.

In Episode 33, Emma and Craig tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Shipping out of Boston: The Mookie Betts trade is finally done...or is it? And exactly how many teams are involved in this deal, Craig?
2. Joc Jams: The Dodgers follow up by dealing from their new outfield surplus, although this deal is also not actually done yet either.
3. Sincerely, S. Cohen: The Mets have gone through two managers this offseason, but are gonna have the same owner a while longer.
4. March Metness: Which brings us to the question, what's the most bizarre Mets story of the last few decades?
5. #HatChat: We hear you like logos, so we put your team's logo on another logo.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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Allen Barra (Mickey and Willie; The Last Coach; Yogi Berra: Eternal Yankee; Inventing Wyatt Earp) discusses his friendship with MLBPA head and new Hall of Famer Marvin Miller. Plus, the consequences of immorality in baseball and a couple of highly flawed Giants relationships.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hal Chase, Roberto Clemente, and “The Good Place”*Managers Hired, Fired, and Hitting Each Other*Allen Barra: Marvin Miller’s Belated Enshrinement*What Was Marvin Miller Like?*Verbal Jujitsu*A Union Man His Whole Life*A Brief Visit to Birmingham*Marvin Miller vs. Bowie Kuhn*Czars Can’t Be Fired*Abraham Lincoln Doesn’t Enter Into It*Disenchanted/Bitter/Betrayed by Reggie*Bobby Thomson Had the Dodgers’ Signs*Ranking the Top Six Wyatt Earp Movies*Consulting for “Tombstone”*”Glory” and the Denigration of African American Soldiers*Goodbyes.

The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

Our positional series has taken us to the hot corner. One of the more varied positions in fantasy this year, there's a good amount of interesting discussion this week. From three top tier players to some who maybe should have been, to a whole bunch of low end wild cards Mike, Jon, and Samuel work through them all this week.

Flags Fly Forever is a Baseball Prospectus podcast. For more fantasy baseball information, visit baseballprospectus.com and click on "Fantasy" or visit our Twitter feed @baseballpro. You can find Flags Fly Forever on Patreon at patreon.com/flagsflyforever

You can find Flags Fly Forever on Twitter @FlagsFlyBP. The hosts of Flags Fly Forever are Mike Gianella(@mikegianella) and Jon Hegglund(@JonHegglund). The executive producer of Flags Fly Forever is Samuel Hale(@thesamuelhale).

Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return to talk real baseball trades that aren't done yet and fantasy baseball trades that are done. Plus, a discussion of the top first-year player draft option and the out of control J2 market in fantasy.

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Jeffrey and Nick head to the Bahamas, then to the deck of the USS Midway, and then even further afield.

Oh, the Mets had a week, so did the Red Sox, but this is a Mets-adjacent podcast so we start with the collapse of the sale of the team, taking a brief detour into media criticism and a less brief detour into the Mets on the Top 101 prospect list. Then we are joined by Associate Editor Ginny Searle to talk about the new Mookie Betts deal, and finally we wrap up with your questions (I'm sensing a theme) and some wrestling chat.

In Episode 34, Emma and Bradford tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics.

1. Jeter Week is dead, long live Jeter week: The Mookie Betts trade is finally done, and for Jeter Downs no less.

2. No Joc Jams: The Joc Pederson trade however is not happening. Well, at least not with the Angels

3. Codebreaking: The Astros are in the news again, and it's still not good news.

4. More Astros chat: A.J. Hinch clears the air, sort of. The Astros clear their excel spreadsheets.

5. For Sale: Baseball team, never won: This is the actually most tragic short story. Except it just keep going.

Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.

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