The Baseball Prospectus Podcast Network

Due to technical issues, the planned show had to be postponed. As most things in the world seem to be, unfortunately. However, executive producer Samuel went into his archives and pulled out some never before heard content because the show must go on.

In Episode 49, Jeffrey and Craig tackle four more (mostly) baseball topics. Sorry, there just isn't that much news and we were already stretching with the murder hornets. 1. KBOh Yeah: There's a nationally televised live baseball broadcast, as long as you have a lot of coffee or live on the West Coast. 2. Plouffe Scoop Riot: As for MLB, well it might start July 1st, or it might not. What is time a...

In Episode 219 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss the ethical and logistical issues in running the MLB season this Summer, regardless of how many hubs they use. We also chat about KBO Opening Day, the Money in the Bank Ladder Match(es) and remember some Phillies prospects.

In Episode 48, Jeffrey and Craig discuss boulevardier proportions and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics. 1. Draft Resister: The MLB PA might actually stand up for the rights of non-members, or there might just be some anchoring going on. 2. Minor Threat: There probably isn't going to be a minor league season, but we can't say for sure yet. 3. Big Empty: MLB will play in empty stadiums...

Mark and J.P. are joined by Baseball Prospectus Editor-in-Chief Craig Goldstein for another trip in the wayback machine to the 2013 draft. It's a little bit better than the 2012 one at least. Email: tinopodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @tinopodcast / @hoodieandtie / @GhostRunneron2B Patreon: patreon.com/TINOPodcast Music from https://filmmusic.io “District Four” by Kevin MacLeod ( https://incompetech.co...

Craig Calcaterra (Hardball Talk) returns to talk about the shape of things in baseball now, in the hypothetical future when the game returns, and in a random 1984 Rangers-Tigers game. Plus: Tales of managers killing pitchers from the 1940s, 80s, and 90s and Joe McCarthy of the Yankees promulgates a rule that has applications to the present. TABLE OF CONTENTS You had just ONE job (Pitcher-Killing M...

I guess next month Jeffrey should make these easier. He can't promise he won't start reading off names from old drafts though.

Mark and J.P. are joined by Baseball Prospectus Lead Prospect Writer, Jeffrey Paternostro for a re-draft of the 2012 draft class, but mostly argue about Matt Olson. Email: tinopodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @tinopodcast / @hoodieandtie / @GhostRunneron2B Patreon: patreon.com/TINOPodcast Music from https://filmmusic.io “District Four” by Kevin MacLeod ( https://incompetech.com ) License: CC BY ( http:/...

In Episode 47, Jeffrey, Craig, and a fashionably late Bradford discuss iced tea methodology and then tackle five more (mostly) baseball topics. 1. One last Sign o' the Times: The Red Sox report that we speculated might be done by spring training is finally out. Well, I guess spring training isn't technically over yet. 2. Three-Hub Plan: Baseball is 2020 might be spreading to more states where it's...

Yes, the rumors are true. This week's episode is the first ever Flags Fly Forever/There Is No Offseason crossover spectacular. TINO's Mark Berry and JP Breen join Mike, Jon, and Samuel for a rousing edition of the Newlywed Game! Which show knows each other better? Does anybody know anything about anyone? Is anything real in this world anymore? All that and more is answered within the podcast, so e...

Jeffrey and Jarrett discuss more A-Rod ownership rumors, more hubs for a hypothetical 2020 baseball season, and then Craig Goldstein ruins the show with his bad takes. We try to salvage it by answering a bunch of correspondence though.

DB Firstman discusses the secrets of their new book Hall of Name: Baseball’s Most Magnificent Monikers from The Only Nolan to Van Lingle Mungo and More, plus a look at Bobby Bonds’ strikeouts inspired by Mark Reynolds’ retirement and the nonsensical death-story of Christy Mathewson, AKA gas doesn’t give you bacteria, but bacteria might give you gas. TABLE OF CONTENTS Bobby Bonds: Time Traveler*The...

We have a special guest co-host this week, as Chris Blessing of Baseball HQ takes us through some of the sites and sounds and promotions you'll see in the minors. Plus, Nathan Graham and Jen Mac Ramos tell us all about epic Monte Harrison tater trots and Cal Quantrill, rodeo champion.

Mark and J.P. are joined by George Bissell for a TINOception as the three re-draft the loaded 2011 draft class. Email: tinopodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @tinopodcast / @hoodieandtie / @GhostRunneron2B Patreon: patreon.com/TINOPodcast Music from https://filmmusic.io “District Four” by Kevin MacLeod ( https://incompetech.com ) License: CC BY ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

In Episode 46 of Five and Dive, Emma and Craig (and a fashionably late Bradford) discuss various plans to restart baseball and restructure the minor leagues. 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 . Our theme tune is by Jawn Stockton. You can list...

Brendan Kuty (NJ.Com, the Star-Ledger) discusses his coronavirus-motivated drive home from spring training and tries to explain Aaron Judge’s injuries. Plus, a classic baseball story told accurately (for once) and the Giants make a narrow escape from some justifiably-enraged Phillies fans. TABLE OF CONTENTS The Classic Bird Story*The Giants Attacked in Their Barouches*Brendan Kuty: Home/Unselfish*...

J.P. and Mark are back and wearing graphic t-shirts over oxfords (probably) as they head back to the year 2010 for a redraft of that year's draft class.

Jeffrey is watching procedurals and cooking shows. Jarrett is mostly playing video games, and both of us try to figure out what baseball is going to look like in 2020.

The senior prospect staff gathers for a roundtable discussion about what the 2020 and 2021 draft changes might mean for the future of Minor League Baseball and player development.

So I know what you're thinking. Skip to minute 58 on the episode, and the title will make sense. Then skip back, or just wait until then, to enjoy this week's episode. Mike, Jon, and Samuel didn't have much of a plan, so they started talking. They cover a lot of topics including new ballpark construction, why is MLB so bad at marketing itself, relationships between sports fans and their teams and...

Jeffrey and Jarrett are joined by Patreon supporter John Gugarty to discuss the Mets financial situation and the broader MLB situation, but mostly to recap Wrestlemania and then yell about Fight Island (which is a real thing now).

Well, there's no baseball to break down, but Mark and J.P. are back to discuss the lines at Trader Joe's, prospects who may have severely impacted their stock last year (turns out pitchers who don't pitch for two years or hitters that couldn't grip the bat), video game legend Johnny Gomes, and a potential three-tier MLS fantasy league (or something like that). The guys also propose "bread twitter....

Jeffrey hasn't played in a fantasy league in a while, so he enlisted Nick, Mark Barry, and Craig Goldstein to give him some advice.

After a brief sojourn into dad discussions Mike, Jon, and Samuel are back this week with more normal content. It's a thorough discussion of Tout Wars, with Mike and Jon going back and forth quizzing each other on their draft and teams. If you enjoy Tout Wars, this is the podcast for you. Got a content idea for the show? Shoot us an email at flagsflyforever@baseballprospectus.com or a message at ou...

Jeff Paternostro (Baseball Prospectus lead prospect writer) returns to look forward to the day baseball returns by looking at the best power prospects in the minors, the Orioles’ no. 1 draft pick from last June, and more. Plus, tales of serious baseball played at unserious times in 1914 and 1941, Germany Schaefer stealing first base, and the obscure record held by a forgotten third baseman. TABLE...