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In this episode, Drew and Adam lay out all of the facts of COVID-19, and answer some questions as a pair of professional immunologists. We cut through the fake news, and give you the information you want about 1. Viruses 2. What we know about the virus that causes COVID-19 3. How viruses get to humans 4. The immune response to viruses like COVID-19 5. What you can do to slow the spread of the disease 6. What the medical community is doing to help. If you have any questions for us, email us at baseballogypod@gmail.com If are experiencing symptoms such as dry cough, fever, please call a medical professional.

In this episode, Drew and Adam spoke back on February 16th, exactly one month ago today. In this episode, things were completely normal, the Astros were still the heart of news coverage in baseball. the Mookie Betts trade was still making waves in LA and Boston. Listen in, and enjoy our bliss, lack of anticipation for the upcoming pandemic, and what disappointment that was to come. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam banter about the punishments received by the astros, and the fallout around the league. Later, they discuss trade talks surrounding Nolan Arenado and Mookie Betts. In Under the Microscope, Drew discusses the most lopsided teams (teams whose WAR is predominantly derived from either pitching OR hitting). Later, Adam breaks down the Twins signing of Josh Donaldson, and how that boosts the Twins' infield defense. Further on, Drew discusses the use of the phrase "the Next Mike Trout" and finds the first player that the phrase was used on. Finally, Drew and Adam stick up for Larry Walker, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in his last year on the ballot. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss sign stealing allegations against the Red Sox. Later, they cover a wide array of arbitration deals including Mookie Betts, Cody Bellinger, and others. Also, they discuss the Rays acquisition of Jose Martinez from the Cardinals. In under the microscope, Drew and Adam discuss the correlation between xBA and exit velocity and launch angle. Behind enemy lines discusses the Twins signing a couple of pitchers, Homer Bailey and Rich Hill, and an extension for Miguel Sano.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open with discussion about Albert Belle, and then proceed into discussion about some major moves around the league including Gerrit Cole, Anthony Rendon, and others. Later, Drew dives into Wade Miley's pitch tipping, and finds a not so exciting conclusion. Afterward, Drew examines the highest disparity between FIP and ERA over the course of a single player's career, and finds a race you can watch next season! Later, Adam goes behind enemy lines and discusses some of the Twins options for the remainder of the offseason. Finally, Drew discusses how much longer Mike Trout will be the best player in baseball, and Adam sticks up for Tyler Clippard, who has outlandish BABIP numbers.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open by discussing Drew's birthday gift this year. The continue discussion through a tangent about Cameo, and how Johnny Damon has mastered the new social media platform. Later, they discuss the swathe of transactions that occurred in Baseballogy's annual hiatus. Later, they discuss the Australian Baseball League season this far, and give an update on Geelong-Korea. Finally, they round out the episode by breaking down rSZ, the Twins' offseason outlook, and the first ever sad Mike Trout article.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open discussion about team Dentists, and explore the life of Steve Arlin, a man who balanced a career in Major League Baseball and being a dentist. Later, they break down the end of the world series (quite late!) and then discuss the early offseason action including qualifying offers (with a helpful explanation of how they work). Later, they discuss managerial hirings and firings, as well as some of the news around the league including Alex Anthopoulos' triggering an MLBPA probe, the next step in the inevitable march of the Robo-Ump, and finally discuss some of the moves from Twins players. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss all of the spooky things happening in baseball. They start by discussing Robbie Grossman's surprise appearance as a gold glove finalist, and then discuss the progress in the 2019 World Series. Later, they discuss the incidents surrounding Brandon Taubman, and then discuss some umpire news. Later, they discuss the Arizona Fall League, and they break down what happened this year. Finally, Drew discusses the Arizona Fall League Hall of Fame (A very good segment), and Minor League Baseball's potential restructuring.

In this episode, Drew and Adam break down the American League and National League Championship series, and then have a discussion about the changes in the ball, what it means for the players, the league, and its fans. 

In this episode, Adam and Drew recap the Division Series, and then cover the League Championship Series thus far. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the playoffs thus far, and preview the remainder of the division series. Adam and Drew start by discussing the Twins and Yankees series, then discuss the Rays and Astros. Later, they cover the NLDS series including the surprising odds of the Astros and Dodgers series, and the wild experiences in the Cardinals/Braves series.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss Dave Dombrowski being fired, Shawn Kelley's great throw, an angry Tigers fan with connections to the past. Later, they discuss some of Drew's latest research including an anonymous bullpen comparison, a hitting rankings bracket, and an interesting stat about hitters in an 0-2 count vs. a 2-0 count. Finally, they discuss Mike Trout's Morton's neuroma, HR%+, and stick up for onathan Villar.

In this episode, Drew and Adam briefly discuss the upcoming analytics revolution in football, and what that will look like. Later, they discuss some notes including Justin Verlander's no hitter, the Moran Brothers professional interaction, as well as the NL Wild Card race. Adam and Drew go under the microscope on ulcerative colitis, which has plagued Kyle Gibson all season, and explore potential treatment options. In behind enemy lines, they discuss the pineda suspension, as well as an update to the Willians Astudillo Sacrifice Fly/Strikeout Ratio chase. Drew explores outs above average in Alphabet Soup, and how it looks unfavorably upon a Twins outfielder. Finally, they close with Mike Trout Minute, and sticking up for Jack Flaherty.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open by discussing the current playoff races, and update the score on the AL and NL Preview predictions. Later, they cover some other news and notes around the league including Carlos Corrasco and Chris Paddack. Then, Drew puts his analysis of the career home run record Under the Microscope. Mike Trout minute finds a weird streak for Mike Trout. In behind enemy lines, Adam discusses the starting rotation, and maintains his usual negativity. Also, they discuss an unusual memo circulated around the league. Finally, Drew sticks up for Wee Willie Keeler, the shortest player in the MLB Hall of Fame. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the Red Sox stumbling, big injuries to Fernando Tatis and Chris Sale, as well as Bryce Harper's situational statistics. Later they discuss the growth of young talent in MLB, and Drew drops a fun fact! Later, Drew briefly discusses an idea he has about how breakable the all-time career home run record is. Behind Enemy lines discusses the Twins pitching in depth, and Adam delivers a completely useless fun fact about Max Kepler. Finally, Mike Trout minute discusses ANOTHER Mike trout career milestone, and alphabet soup discusses Grounding in to Double Plays (GIDP), and which players are best at avoiding doing it.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss some of the recent moves around the league, including Sergio Romo out of the Twins. then they take a deep dive in cancer immunotherapy, and its role in the baseball world.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the joys and perils of independent league baseball, as Drew recaps an eventful game he went to this weekend. Later, they discuss news and notes around Major League Baseball including the Indians getting hot this past month, and some bullpens that have been very good as well as bullpens that have been very bad. Later, Drew discusses the superb Dodgers' starters so far this season, and puts it into historical context. In behind enemy lines, Drew and Adam discuss potential trade targets, and then Drew delivers EXCELLENT facts about Mike Trout. Finally, Drew sticks up for a mystery man who plays in an Athletics uniform. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss some of the more somber news in baseball, including Tyler Skaggs' untimely death as well as Carlos Carlos Corrasco and Bob Gibson's cancer diagnoses. In lighter discussion, Drew and Adam discuss the Home Run Derby, and the Home Run streak Max Kepler put up on Trevor Bauer. In under the microscope, Drew discusses the peculiar season of Jose Ramirez. Later they discuss the Twins, and then talk about Mike Trout's career OPS nearing 1000. Finally, Drew discusses an interesting (and unexplained) change in hard hit rate. Also, they discuss Lance Lynn's great season as a non-Twin.

In this episode, Drew and Alex open by discussing the unmatched talent of Air Bud, and where he would fit best in a major league roster. After that, they discuss the stellar debut of Brendan McKay. Later, they discuss the Grand Junction Rockies and their recent Twitter experience. In alphabet soup, Alex and Drew draft baseball initials, and are looking for people to put in their own picks! Under the microscope follows up on the correlation between error runs and range runs. Behind enemy lines is brief, but remains optimistic. Finally, Drew and Alex discuss the case for DJ Lemeheiu to be better than Mike Trout. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam open by discussing the weird Home Run totals on the top of the MLB leaderboard. Later, they discuss the Dodgers youth movement, the Rays exploring a two-city option, Albert Pujols and his return to Saint Louis, and Frankie Montas' suspension. In Under the Microscope, they discuss Drew's piece on Rookies, and then carry out the first rendition of "Negative Data with Drew." To round out the episode, Adam discusses the Twins defense, and the different components of what makes a defense great. Drew forgoes Mike Trout Minute to discusses how even pithcers can hit in 2019, and finally, Drew sticks up for Howie Kendrick.

In this episode, Drew and Adam open discussion around an old Twins drinking game, and potentially bringing it back. Later, they discuss Martin Maldonado's father's day gear, the Edwin Encarnacion trade, and the thrill of the Padres-Rockies series this weekend. They close out general baseball with a discussion of Kanley Jansen's intentional balk, and Chris Paddack's (temporary) demotion. In Under the Microscope, Drew finally discusses the league-wide home run rate, and then covers what it means for the Twins OPS numbers this season. In Mike Trout Minute, Mike Trout meets Moo Moo. Alphabet soup breaks down the pitching statistic SIERA, and finally they stick up for Yordan Alvarez, who has been mashing for Houston this week.

In this episode, Drew and Alex discuss start by discussing a MLB TV ad that has been playing non-stop over the past few days. After that, they discuss a wave of anger sweeping across MLB in Atlanta, as well as a particular spat between Max Muncy and Madison Bumgarner. Later, they briefly discuss the developing events surrounding David Ortiz. Drew discusses a new stat from MLB called jump time, and Alex points out a surprising absence from the top of the list. In Under the Microscope, Drew updates his fastball velocity change in 2019 compared to 2018. In an Adam-free behind enemy lines, Drew and Alex discuss Max Kepler's three dingers, and then pick who they think should be Twins' All-Stars. Finally, Drew performs his weekly Mike Trout Minute ritual, and then sticks up for Bryan Reynolds, who has played very well despite nobody (including a host of this show) knowing who he is. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam open the show by officially closing the Minnesota Twins Bandwagon. If you would like an permission slip to become a fan, please email baseballogypod@gmail.com. Later, the guys talk about Ketel Marte, nets, and Justin Verlander. After that, Adam puts dvision leads and run differential at the start of June under the microscope, and finds some surprising data. Then Drew and Adam quickly discuss the Twins recent success behind enemy lines. Penultimately, Mike Trout minute brings back Jason Reed, and Alphabet Soup discusses batting average in both baseball and cricket, a surpisingly great sport! Finally, Adam sticks up for Jake Odorizzi, and Drew doles out more fun facts about cricket. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the mayhem of Tee-ball, ballboys in Oakland, and then news from around the league. Later, Drew discusses a peculiar increase in shutouts in MLB, and then the Twins podcast begins! In it, they discuss the Twins ranks by position in WAR, then Drew breaks down Max Kepler's increase pull rate, and the twins' apparent change in pulling the ball. Also, Drew breaks down Mike Trout's past week, and then discusses Def, a nice defensive stat.  Finally, the guys talk about Matt Boyd, who has pitched very well for the Tigers this season.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the some experiences that happened to Drew on a tennis court, and how they relate to baseball. Later, They discuss news and notes from around the league including Ryan Pressly not allowing runs, Zach Grienke reaching milestones, Josh Bell crushing, and Carter Stewart heading to Japan. Then, Drew finds a story of true love at the ballpark, and then discusses his writing on the Baseballogy website. Adam goes behind enemy lines and discusses the Twins' recent successes. Finally, Drew discusses Mike Trout in high leverage situations, and Adam sticks up for Diamilette Quiles, who has become the first woman in the Superior AA league in Puerto Rico.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the pair of exciting shutouts in MLB last week. Afterward they discuss the rash of injuries to high profile players, and Drew follows up on Ketel Marte's progress. Later, Drew puts the Cleveland Indians' hitting under the microscope, and Adam discusses mucous. Behind enemy lines recaps the generally positive week for the Twins. Mike Trout Minute discusses Mike Trout's on base percentage in games without a hit. Alphabet Soup discusses the Waxahachie Swap, and it's modern creator, Paul Richards. Finally, they stick up for another Rays player, Tyler Glasnow. 

In this episode, Adam is back! Drew and Adam quickly discuss some things from around the league including some milestones and this play: https://deadspin.com/dexter-fowler-kindly-helps-noah-syndergaard-hit-his-fir-1834200772. Later, Adam puts walks and the weather under the microscope to see if there is any rough correlation with walks and stadium temperature. In Behind enemy lines, Drew and Adam are far too optimistic, but are unable to control themselves. Penultimately, Drew presents his idea for a new stat called "Keeping it Close" or KIC, which serves to benefit relief pitchers who pitch well in close games when they are behind. Finally, Drew sticks up for Brandon Lowe, 2B for the Rays. KIC leaders (1970-Present) First iteration https://www.baseball-reference.com/tiny/ljS0k KIC leaders (1970-Present) Final iteration https://www.baseball-reference.com/tiny/aHMlr  

In this episode, Adam is out, and Alex replaces him! Drew and Alex start by discussing what he knows about this year's baseball season. Later, they discuss bat flips, and celebratory backflips for a save. After that, they discuss Jacob Degrom's injury, and what it means to have a "barking arm," and Drew quizzes Alex on an old Cardinals roster. In Under the Microscope, Drew puts a wild claim from the Phillies' broadcast team to the test, and finds the FACTS about whether good pitchers are better at hitting. Finally, they discuss Dick Bremer's pitch framing ability, quickly cover Mike Trout's hot start to the season, and stick up for Austin Meadows, who has been excellent for the Rays so far this season.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the latest in MLb standings and happenings including the Seattle Mariners hot start, Ozzie Albies' extension, and the Chris Davis streak that finally came to an end. In Under the Microscope, Drew does a double feature and follows up on his strike zone box rant, and then answers an email question about Jose Ramirez. Later, Adam discusses the possibility of Target Field getting a roof. Then he discusses the Twins Walkfest of 2019, and Drew drops in a historical perspective on what this inning means. Finally, they stick up for Nick Burdi, who to this point in the season has been one of the best pitchers in baseball (by FIP).

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the brawl, and why they don't matter. Later, they discuss some news like Jacob DeGrom's quality start streak, and Chris Davis' hitless streak. After that, they quickly discuss the extensions for the latest group getting extended. Drew puts the concept of the one-tool player Under the Microscope. Behind enemy lines discusses the Twins first inter league series, and Drew breaks down the Twins strikeout rate over the past decades. In Mike Trout Minute, Drew discusses Mike Trouts spray chart on fly balls, which seems anomalous. Finally, They stick up for Tim Beckham Jr. and answer an email question.    Link to the charts/graphs is here.  https://twitter.com/BaseballogyPod/status/1115378131748171776  

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss Drew's unexpected experience with opening day, and then they cover some of the fun happenings in baseball games that are actually being played. Later, Drew goes down a rabbit hole of Old Timey Baseball, and then discusses early season exit velocity leaders.  After, Drew puts starting pitcher velocity under the microscope, and discusses the Twins velocity relative to their peers. Penultimately, Drew sticks up for the little guy, Chris Paddack, and his top notch cowboy git'up. Finally, Drew explains an awesome stat, xwOBAcon.

In this episode, Drew and Adam banter about the opening games in Tokyo, Japan, and discuss the importance of Ichiro to baseball. Later, they discuss Mike Trout's big contract extension, and whether he can now buy the weather channel. Afterward, they discuss the other big contract extensions from the week. Finally, they discuss their AL picks, and wrap up their preview episodes. 

In the SECOND episode published today (go back if you haven't listened to that one!) Drew and Adam discuss the upcoming 2019 season, and make over under selections for the national league. Drew and Adam use wildly different tactics to make their choices, and Adam follows a computer down Mets optimism (bad idea). 

Today's episode is a double feature! 2 episodes in one day! In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss Adam's leave of absence and then catch up on all of the huge free agent news that happened while they were away. Later, they discuss some of the Twins moves, and discuss how their offseason is wrapping up. After that, they discuss Mike Trout's spring training stats and then stick up for Brian Anderson of the Marlins, who may or may not have been previously been stuck up for on this show. Adam also sticks up for his son, who may already be one of the best Cedrics in baseball. Finally, they put some of the potential rule changes under the microscope, and discuss the potential impacts many of the rules, particularly the 3-batter-minimum rule has on baseball. Listen to the next episode right away to hear more Baseballogy!

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss Todd Jones, reliever, and one time top-5 finisher in Cy Young Voting. Later, they discuss one of the strangest wind-ups ever, and dive into some of the week's news including, Frank Robinson passing away, and JT Realmuto being traded to the Phillies. Also, they discuss some of the actual rule changes that could happen in 2019, as well as some that likely won't. Finally, Adam explains international bonus pools, and why they are important, and Drew dives into the SI vault to stick up for Frank Robinson.

In this episode, Drew and Adam banter about the few moves that have been made including AJ Pollock to the Dodgersm Wade Miley to the Astros, and more. Later, they discuss the conclusion of some winter league baseball including the australian baseball league and the venezuelan winter league. After that, Adam breaks down his time at the Winter Meltdown, and tells a heartwarming story about Michael Cuddyer. Penultimately, Drew discusses career WAR marks for Mike Trout, and then Drew and Adam discuss some possible rule changes for the upcoming MLB seasons. Finally, Drew sticks up for Jenrry Mejia without the approval of Adam. 

In this episode Drew and Adam briefly discuss the latest moves around the MLB including Adam Ottavino and Cody Allen signing contracts. Later (Starts at 23:00), they interview Alex Pellerano , Head of Commercial and Marketing with Baseball Australia to discuss the Australian Baseball League (ABL), and one of their newest expansion teams, Geelong-Korea. In the interview, they discuss some of the unique challenges and opportunities Geelong-Korea has presented during its inaugural season. For more on Geelong-Korea, go to their website at: http://web.theabl.com.au/index.jsp?sid=t5404  To watch the ABL playoffs, check out this link here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4URW7871xPZrbeiPREOldA  

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss their recent brush with going viral, as their nickname made it into Amazon Alexa's favorite baseball player response. Want to know more? Ask Alexa who her favorite baseball player is. Afterward, Drew and Adam discuss the recent player signings like the unbelievable short 1 year deal for Yasmana Grandal. Alphabet soup covers Fielding Runs Above Average, or FRAA, and the adjustments added in for catchers' fielding. After that, they discuss the broad payroll landscape in MLB, and the outlook for the future. Adam goes behind enemy lines and discusses the Twins signing of Blake Parker, and looks at his outlook with the Twins. Finally, Drew discusses Mike Trout's weird new shoes, and they stick up for the little guy, Willians Astudillo, who has now held the "little guy" title 3 times!

In this episode, Adam and Drew discuss some Free Agent relievers being signed including Zach Britton and David Robertson. Drew covers a bad stat called "Games Finished." Later, they discuss the Rays eliminating seats to generate a more "intimate setting" in Tropicana Field. Adam speaks behind enemy lines about Nelson Cruz's outlook in a Twins uniform. Finally, Drew sticks up for Geelong-Korea, a new expansion team in the Australian Baseball League. 

In this Episode, Adam and Drew discuss the barrage of moves occurring around the league, and catch up on news from Homer Bailey. Later, Adam takes a deepdive into the Twins pickup of Nelson Cruz, and Drew takes a final jab at Joe Mauer's salary for the sake of Twins' fans everywhere. Also, Drew puts a dad tip from Seth Lgo under the microscope. Finally, Mike Trout minute takes an unexpected turn, and Adam and Drew stick up for the Angels newest pitcher, Matt Harvey. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam spend the first half discussing the latest moves and trades including Jean Segura, Patrick Corbin, Nathan Eovaldi and others. Later, an extended Behind Enemy Lines segment discusses the Twins biggest needs and possible options for the offseason. Finally, Drew closes out with a combined Mike Trout Minute and Sticking up for the little guy. 

In this episode, Adam and Drew return from their month long hiatus to discuss all of the highlights so far this offseason. First, they look back in time at an optimistic Homer Bailey signing. Then, they return to the present to discuss the confusing path of the Seattle Mariners and New York Mets. Later, they discuss free agent signings and other offseason happenings.  Also they finally present Adam's goodbye to Joe Mauer and Adrian Beltre, and have their first ever organic Mike Trout Minute! Finally, they stick up for Willians Astudillo, again. 

In this Episode, Adam and Drew discuss the recent managerial hirings for the Twins and the Blue Jays, as well as the World Series. In it, they break down the last of the baseball season, and prepare for the long offseason. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the new managerial hirings for the Angels and the Reds. Additionally, they discuss the Marlins getting top Cuban prospects, and maybe turning around their franchise? Later, They wrap up the NLCS and the ALCS, and then preview the World Series. Finally, Drew makes an apology for mispronouncing Brasier.

In this episode, which is published several days after recording (sorry everyone!) Drew and Adam wrap up the division series and discuss the first few games of the championship series. Also, they discuss the latest news from around the league including some potential legal trouble the dodgers might be in. Thanks for Justin Conant for the tip!

In this episode, Adam and Drew discuss the firing of Twins' manager, and reigning manager of the year, Paul Molitor. Later, they discuss the farewell game of Joe Mauer, and whether or not it was truly a farewell game. After extensive Twins chat, Adam and Drew discuss what little playoff excitement has occurred through the first week.

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss some rec ent news around the league, and then discuss their pre-season predictions, and how they matched up to real life. Later, they make picks for the season-ending awards, and it's becomes all-encompassing endeavor, and worth a listen!

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the NL Playoff races that are heating up. Later, they discuss the Mariners, and how they're back to being a joke, as well as other fun news around the league including Degrom's Quality Start streak, Christian Yelich's 2nd cycle of the year, and Blake Snell's 20th Win. After, Adam and Drew discuss rookie achievements from Ronald Acuna Jr, Miguel Andujar in addition to other news from around the league. Drew brings up a great fun fact between Mallex Smith and Giancarlo Stanton. In Alphabet Soup this week, Adam discusses zWalk, a metric for walkability of ballparks. For Under the Microscope, Drew discusses the bat, and how it gets made. Finally, Adam sticks up for lower league champions around the country. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the updated NL Wild Card Standings, and then proceed to discuss a bunch of whacky facts from around the league. Later, they discuss the injuries to Shohei Ohtani and Michael Kopech, and what their outlook is. Afterward, they discuss the dodgers giving away a digital bobblehead, and fall down a rabbit hole looking for what a Crypto Player is. Also, they discuss the recent goings-pn in service time manipulation, particularly with the Twins. Mike trout Minute this week discusses a streak for Mike Trout that recently ended, and Alphabet Soup covers the NL MVP Race. Finally, adam Sticks up for the Little Guy, Alex Kiriloff, Twins prospect that made the MLB Pipeline team of the year. 

In this episode, Drew and Adam discuss the unexpected position of the Dodgers and the Nationals in the standings. They also discuss the Nationals dumping important players like Daniel Murphy and Matt Adams to the Cubs and Cardinals, respectively. Later, they discuss the Red Sox recent sweep by the Rays, as well as player's weekend and several other things. In Behind Enemy Lines, Drew tempers enthusiasm for Miguel Sano, and delivers a prepared statement about the Twins. Mike Trout Minute this week discusses Mike Trout's return to baseball, and his typical production returning immediately. Alphabet Soup discusses Park-Adjusted Defensive Efficiency, or PADE, which acts as a good measure of defensive capabilities for a whole team. After, Drew discusses Ray Caldwell getting struck by lightning, and STAYING IN THE GAME for Science in Baseball. Finally, Drew sticks up for Kendrys Morales, who has hit a home run in 7 consecutive games. 

In this episode, Adam and Drew discuss some of the latest news around the league like the A's recent surge into first place in the AL West, and the Cardinals sneaking into an NL Wild Card spot. Also, they discuss the ridiculousness of the walk-off balk. Later, they discuss Ronald Acuna, Jacob Degrom, and tell a crazy media mistake on Trevor Bauer's injury. After, Drew gives Adam a miscellaneous baseball quiz involving rubbing mud. Mike Trout Minute is short again, since Mike Trout still isn't playing baseball. Alphabet Soup discusses Batted Ball Run Value, or BBRV. Under the Microscope follows up on the humidor installed into Chase Field in Arizona. Finally, Adam sticks up for Harrison Bader, who has been crushing it for the Cardinals.