The Selby Is Godcast: A Cleveland Guardians podcast

The Indians did the thing. They traded Francisco Lindor. Zack and T.J. discuss.

Zack and T.J. use the TB-SD swap of Blake Snell as a way to revisit the Mike Clevinger trade. Then, T.J., to Zack's surprise, opens up about why he might be changing his mind on the necessity to trade Francisco Lindor.

As a special holiday treat, Zack and T.J. break away from their normal format to deliver their third game recap. This time, the guys review the 1998 ALCS Game 2 between the Indians and Yankees, which ends in a controversial call and begins to place doubts in the minds of New York fans about the Yankees' ability to hold off Cleveland in the best-of-seven series. To watch the ESPN broadcast Part one...

The Indians will no longer be the Cleveland "Indians" after 2021. Zack and T.J. react to the news.

Despite the lack of Winter Meetings this year, Zack and T.J. talk about the departure of Carlos Santana for the Royals, discuss if the Blue Jays may be the best fit for a Francisco Lindor trade and attempt to determine if the Indians will make any sort of additions in free agency at second base or in the outfield.

Zack and T.J. deliver a not-so-emergency podcast discussing the Indians' coaching staff, how surprising it is that Sandy Alomar Jr. still hasn't received any legitimate attention to fill any managerial jobs, the current HOF ballot and Omar Vizquel's updated chances and more.

Zack and T.J. talk about how tiny the Indians' payroll might be next season, why that sets up to be the perfect scenario for a Shane Bieber extension and make comparisons between the 90's Indians and the current Chicago Cubs.

Zack forces T.J. to answer questions as if he is Chris Antonetti. The guys talk about which teams to target in a Francisco Lindor trade, which pitcher they'd possibly move and, you guessed it, payroll and ownership!

Can you believe a strategy is advantageous for a team to utilize but boring for the casual baseball fan to watch? TJ and Zack discuss. Then, the guys answer listener questions about Nolan Jones, Carlos Carrasco and the team name.

T.J. and Zack set up the Indians' offseason. How different will the lineup look next year? Who is on the non-tender bubble? Trades. Releases. Spring training invites, oh my!

A sweep. Just like that, the Indians are done in 2020. Zack and T.J. talk about another quick postseason exit and where Cleveland goes from here.

It's Indians and Yankees once again in the first round of the MLB Playoffs. Where does each team have an edge in the best-of-three opening round series? Zack and T.J. examine the trends as the postseason begins.

The AL MVP race heats up. Where does Jose Ramirez fit? Is Shane Bieber still the favorite? How would you evaluate the job Sandy Alomar has done? The playoff match-ups take shape. Zack Meisel and T.J. Zuppe discuss.

The Indians' run differential is going in the wrong direction. Where will the Indians find offense? Zack and T.J. discuss the Tribe's recent skid and debate which starters should pitch in a three-game playoff series.

Could Shane Bieber really win the AL MVP? Zack and T.J. talk about what would need to occur for it to happen. The two also discuss Brad Hand's weird season and the lack of suspense in the AL Central standings.

Zack and T.J. talk about -- what else -- the Mike Clevinger trade with the Padres.

T.J. and Zack discuss how "showcases" have gone extinct, talk about the return of Mike Clevinger and what that could mean in trade discussions, assess Shane Bieber's Cy Young level season to this point and continue to be floored by James Karinchak's numbers. Also, which veteran bat would make sense on the Indians?

Zack and T.J. reflect on the actions of Zach Plesac and Mike Clevinger and assess the fallout. The guys also talk about a semi-revived offense and what it will take to get Francisco Lindor's offense sparked to life.

Zack and T.J. talk about the difficulty of television broadcasts in the current environment, debate whether the extra-inning rule is actually ... good? .... revisit the Indians' offensive struggles and look for hope and discuss Zach Plesac getting sent home.

Zack and T.J. talk about a lack of Indians offense and Shane Bieber's continued development into one of the game's best.

The Indians are now 10 percent into their schedule. The guys discuss Brad Hand's struggles, the incredible first trip through the rotation, the potential promise of the Tribe lineup and more.

The start of the shortened 2020 MLB season is here. Zack and T.J. preview the roster and give their predictions, outlook and concerns about the upcoming Cleveland Indians 60-game campaign.

The guys record their latest pod during Cleveland's first intrasquad scrimmage of Summer Camp ... or Spring Training 2.0 ... or whatever it's called. Zack and T.J. describe the sights and sounds of Progressive Field and think about what empty ballparks might look and sound like during the upcoming season.

What would a 60-game baseball season look like? How would manager's change their game plans? What would stats look like? Could it impact careers or Hall of Fame candidacies in the future? The guys examine all of those thoughts.

Weird middle names? Ugly player numbers? Did you guys really miss us?