Clubhouse Naptime

Anders and Mikey kick things off by discussing the end of Mikey's trip in Chicago and Milwaukee. The two then dive into the Field of Dreams game, Tyler Gilbert's no-hitter, Triston McKenzie's near-perfecto, Elieser Hernández's return, Fernando Tatis' first games in the outfield, and the upcoming front office decisions for the Mariners, Mets, and Rockies.

Anders and Mikey kick things off by discussing Mikey's journey through the Midwest. The two then talk about the White Sox's recent success, the Rockies fan discourse, Major League Baseball's rumored broadcast partnership, the Kendall Graveman trade, and Fernando Tatis, Jr.'s future in San Diego.

Anders and Mikey kick things off with a discussion about a Nicaraguan baseball legend. The two then dive into the latest in Major League Baseball trades including Nelson Cruz, Adam Frazier, and José Berríos rumors. They then discuss the latest on the Trevor Bauer investigation, what's going on with Yermín Mercedes, and whether or not the Mets will sign Kumar Rocker.

Anders and Mikey start by discussing Anders' new look. The two then dive into the proposed rule changes regarding seven-inning double-headers and the runner starting on second base in extras, the Joc Pederson trade, Starling Marte's and Byron Buxton's contract extension talks, Jacob deGrom's injury, the MVP case for Zack Wheeler, and Logan Gilbert's star turn.

In this episode, Anders and Mikey talk about the new format for the All-Star weekend and break down what happened at the Futures Game. The two also dive into the season-ending injury for Ronald Acuña, Jr., Pablo López's historic outing, Nathan Eovaldi's unlikely star turn, and Kenta Maeda's turnaround.

Anders and Mikey begin by talking about the brutal heat wave sweeping through Seattle and a strange email that Anders received this week. The two then discuss Hector Santiago's ejection, the dual dominance of Mariners relievers Paul Sewald and JT Chargois, Sean Manaea's weird trick, the Cubs' combined no-hitter, the American League East standings, and the Houston Astros' lineup.

Anders and Mikey begin by talking about unfortunate happenings at a Mariners game and Anders' cold take on Kyle Schwarber. The two then discuss the Mets' announcement on front office culture, Wander Franco's impending MLB debut, the AL MVP race between Shohei Ohtani and Vlad Guerrero, Jr., Jacob deGrom's two-way dominance, the Diamondbacks' historic cold streak, and the pickle the Twins find themselves in approaching the trade deadline.

Anders and Mikey begin the show by talking for far too long about Olivia Rodrigo and music in general before diving into the slate of baseball-related topics: the Yankees' struggles, Major League Baseball's plan to attack the foreign substance issue, Anthony Rizzo's and Jason Heyward's decisions not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, what's wrong with Dylan Bundy, and what's right with Jake Fraley.

Anders and Mikey begin with a discussion about crazy fans at minor league games. The two then dive into the Cubs' minor league housing fiasco, the Marcell Ozuna domestic violence charge (TW until 24:37), changes made by a handful of pitchers (Shane Bieber, Chris Bassitt, Zack Wheeler, Lucas Giolito), and a pair of shortstops off to hot starts (Marcus Semien, Isiah Kiner-Falefa).

Anders and Mikey begin with a discussion about Anders' recent visit to the eye doctor. The two then touch on topics such as ethics in journalism, Gerrit Cole's season so far, Tony La Russa's antics, the Twins' horrid start, the lack of top prospect call-ups to this point, and how the pickoff rule changes are impacting stolen base trends in the minor leagues.

Anders and Mikey have a casual conversation about baseball, wandering through discussions about Albert Pujols' new deal with the Dodgers, Zac Gallen's UCL injury, Jarred Kelenic's and Logan Gilbert's debuts, the Astros' housing of minor leaguers, teams' efforts to vaccinate fans, and the A's potential relocation. 

Mikey kicks things off with another tale about his dating life and Anders follows up with a story about pulling tarp in the minor leagues in undesirable weather conditions. The two then launch into discussion about the high number of no-hitters so far this year and whether the sport needs drastic changes, Albert Pujols' release and legacy, the Dodgers' sluggish week, Jacob deGrom's IL stint, Lucas Giolito's slump, and an update on the Donnie Stevenson story.

Anders and Mikey start things off with a discussion about Anders' second vaccination shot and their experiences playing the latest edition of MLB The Show. The two then dive into what's going on with the Mets, Royals, and Giants one month into the year. Then they break down Mikey's upcoming updated Top 100 starting pitcher rankings and a select few pitchers who have surprised Mikey so far this season.

Anders and Mikey start things off by talking about a mouse chase in Anders' house and a strange Tinder interaction for Mikey. The two then discuss the Fernando Tatis, Jr.-Trevor Bauer beef, debate whether Madison Bumgarner's seven innings of no-hit baseball should be considered an official no-hitter, analyze the Oakland A's hot start, break down a four-pack of breakouts (Ryan McMahon, Vlad Guerrero, Jr., Andrew Heaney, Jonathan Loaisiga), discuss the implications of Jeff Bridich stepping down as Rockies GM, and dive into what makes Garrett Whitlock an exciting relief option for the Red Sox.

Anders and Mikey kick things off by talking about their experiences attending an MLB game in 2021. Anders then tells a story about former MLB outfielder Anthony Gose before the two dive into the Sean Kazmar, Jr. story, a look at the division standings, the Atlantic League moving the mound back, Shane Bieber's dominance, Danny Duffy's breakout, and the recent game cancelations due to COVID. 

In this episode, Anders and Mikey discuss Mikey's recent post about diversity in the baseball community. Then Mikey tells a story about getting hit by a baseball at batting practice. The two later discuss early season breakouts for players like Yermín Mercedes, Akil Baddoo, Byron Buxton, and Corbin Burnes before diving into Joe Musgrove's no-hitter and the Yankees' rule on facial hair.

Anders and Mikey start things off with Mikey's story about interacting with James Paxton at Mariners FanFest. The two then discuss the All-Star Game city change, Ángel Hernández's lawsuit against Major League Baseball, Nick Castellanos' suspension, the Red Sox's 0-3 start, Chris Flexen's first outing, Kendall Graveman's star potential, which of the three-headed pitching beast (Jacob deGrom, Gerrit Cole, Shane Bieber) will have the best season, and whether it's OK to root for Trevor Bauer.

Anders and Mikey start things off with a story from Anders about the time he had an awkward interaction with Whit Merrifield. The two then discuss some surprising roster decisions, the Francisco Lindor contract negotiations, the Eloy Jiménez injury, Steve Cohen hiring a law firm to look into the Mets' front office culture, the MLB player vaccination incentives, season predictions, and what they expect from Shohei Ohtani in 2021.

Anders and Mikey talk about Zac Gallen's tragic injury, Bobby Witt Jr.'s breakout spring, the Salvador Pérez extension, and much more.

Anders and Mikey talk about all of the cool changes players have made this offseason and who has impressed so far in spring training. The two also discuss the state of the AL Central, what the Reds should do with their starting rotation, and more!

Anders and Mikey discuss the latest Mickey Callaway report before diving into various feel-good player stories from around the league. The two then talk about Hunter Dozier's extension, the delay of the Triple-A season, and answer listener questions!

Anders and Mikey discuss the leaguewide implications of the comments made by former Seattle Mariners President and CEO Kevin Mather. The two then move on to talk about the most recent free agent signings, Fernando Tatis, Jr.'s massive extension, and more.

In this episode, Anders and Mikey discuss the recent news of the deadened ball that will be used in 2021, free agency signings, and some disparities in FanGraphs' and PECOTA's team projections.