Two L.A. Times baseball writers Pedro Moura (covers the Angels), and Andy McCullough (covers the Dodgers) occasionally have disagreements. Those disagreements are pretty fun to listen to. Listen in as they weigh in on the week in baseball, sports, and beyond.
Episode 36: Discussing the Dodgers, the Angels, jeans, and Brand New by Los Angeles Times
Episode 35: Reviewing the trade deadline by Los Angeles Times
Episode 34: The All-Star Game by Los Angeles Times
Episode 33: Previewing the trade deadline by Los Angeles Times
Episode 32: Did the Dodgers err in handling Julio Urias? by Los Angeles Times
Episode 31: Ranking the best baseball terms by Los Angeles Times
Episode 30: Listener questions, Pujols, and more of the Reliever Game by Los Angeles Times
Episode 29: What about a transfer window? by Los Angeles Times
Episode 28: When can you fairly assess a team? by Los Angeles Times
Episode 27: Returning to talk about what we were wrong about by Los Angeles Times
Episode 26: Early 2017 predictions by Los Angeles Times
Episode 25: 2016 baseball and music in review, embarrassing moments, and The Coconuts by Los Angeles Times
Episode 24: An offseason edition on the Dodgers' signings and the Angels' prospects for 2017 by Los Angeles Times
Episode 23: Previewing NLCS Game 6 with no special guests by Los Angeles Times
Episode 22: Previewing NLDS Game 5 with special guest Dylan Hernandez by Los Angeles Times
Episode 21: Playoff preview with special guest Dan Haren by Los Angeles Times
Episode 20: The AL Cy Young and MVP awards, illnesses, the playoffs, and Philadelphia by Los Angeles Times
Episode 19: A half-episode, searching for sources of enjoyment after a sad weekend by Los Angeles Times
Episode 18: Real life vs. FIP, or dominance against mediocrity by Los Angeles Times
Episode 17: The Dodgers' playoff rotation, the future of pitching rotations, the Angels tipping pitches, and Adam Jones by Los Angeles Times
Episode 16: Kershaw's return, Trout's MVP candidacy, quotes of the year, and breakfast by Los Angeles Times
Episode 15: Trout, Toles, A.J. Ellis, rewriting, and the Dodgers' starting rotation by Los Angeles Times
Episode 14: Loud talk, sad tweets, Rich Hill, Puig, and books by Los Angeles Times
Episode 13: Philadelphia, baseball's worst players, and Lochte by Los Angeles Times
Episode 12: Puig, Lincecum, Bands, Bonds, Cleveland by Los Angeles Times
Episode 11: Betting On Yasiel Puig by Los Angeles Times
As Mike Scioscia debates the rulebook with umpire Phil Cuzzi, Pedro and Andy discuss the latest in trade deadline rumblings and ponder who, exactly, they would be willing to give up top Dodgers prospect Julio Urias for.
After a snafu last week, Andy and Pedro return to discuss the Angels resurgence, Clayton Kershaw's back and the upcoming trade deadline.
In the latest edition of Sportswriters Blues, Andy and Pedro debate a (surprisingly) optimistic outlook for both the Angels and the Dodgers. Plus: They attempt to manufacture an argument about the All Star Game.
Andy and Pedro discuss the Dodgers' bad news related to ace Clayton Kershaw and the Angels' continued fall into oblivion, and revisit last week's Addison Russell conversation about the most valuable players in baseball.
With the Dodgers' season trending upward and the Angels the opposite, Andy and Pedro discuss the two teams' trade options, including what it might take to pry Mike Trout. Read more at latimes.com/sports.
Jesse Sanchez is a national reporter for MLB.com, specializing in baseball in Latin America. He sat down with The Times' Andy McCullough to talk about the experience of covering Young A-Rod, the menace of human trafficking and the scramble of breaking news in Cuba.
Andy and Pedro discuss early-2000s NFL action, Stephen King, and the performances by their teams this season, both worse than anticipated.
Pedro and Andy talk about the current state of the Angels and Dodgers, where the new podcast came from, and other sources of enjoyment.
In the first episode of the Los Angeles Times Baseball Podcast, Andy McCullough and Pedro Moura talk what the road ahead looks like for the Dodgers and the Angels, who the best baseball player is, Vladimir Shpunt, and whether or not Draymond Green meant to kick Steven Adams. See more on latimes.com/sports