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A good time was had by all on Friday's Baseball Today podcast , as Mark Simon and I discussed some surprising Thursday results, took your emails and looked ahead to an interesting weekend! 1. Curtis Granderson took the Twins deep three times in Th...

A pair of really good baseball fellows joined me for Wednesday's Baseball Today podcast, as Jim Bowden and Dave Schoenfield helped me break down Tuesday's packed day, and we looked ahead. 1. It's all about A.J. Burnett. And a little about Curtis G...

With the holiday weekend over and a lack of pennant races to watch, Keith Law and I still found plenty to discuss on Tuesday's Baseball Today podcast, including these topics: 1. Merry Stras-mass! Weather permitting, we'll see Washington Nationals ...

A fine week of Baseball Today podcasts was closed with Friday's show as Mark Simon and I waxed poetic about myriad pertinent topics, including: 1. What did we learn about the recent Yankees-Red Sox series, other than you shouldn't make dinner pla...

Unlike Dan Uggla's memorable hitting streak, Baseball Today continues onward and upward for a Monday edition ripe with topics that Mark Simon and I discussed, including: 1. We congratulate the Atlanta second baseman for his unlikely accomplishment...

Excellent work by the entire crew on Wednesday's Baseball Today podcast , as me, Keith Law and producer Jason Soderberg worked in perfect harmony to create a winning show ... well, it wasn't a bad show, and here are some of the reasons why! 1. A t...

You say you like the silly shows in which we kind of make things up as we go along, and Wednesday's Baseball Today podcast with myself, Keith Law and David Schoenfield qualifies, and here are a few reasons why: 1. Each of us had early picks in th...

If you're a Cleveland Indians fan you'll probably enjoy Monday's Baseball Today podcast with myself and energetic Mark Simon, but here are some other reasons to listen as well: 1. It's Power Rankings day, and we discuss the Indians sweeping their...

Eric Karabell looks at a number of young center fielders like Cameron Maybin, Jordan Schafer and Dexter Fowler, whose production doesn't yet match their hype.

Slow start, what's a slow start? The Detroit Tigers played more than three weeks of this season without catalyst and leadoff hitter Curtis Granderson, and if Wednesday's result is any indication, having him back really changes the lineup. Granderson...