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Buster Olney discusses baseball's most dynamic outfield prospect with ESPN's Jerry Crasnick and Doug Glanville. Plus, the developing concept of an international draft.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville gives his take on Yankees-Tigers, Alex Rodriguez's struggles in the postseason, Joe Girardi, Justin Verlander, Giants-Cardinals and more.

ESPN's Doug Glanville talks about the Giants' pitching rotation, where Alex Rodriguez should be hitting in the Yankees' lineup, if Josh Hamilton will stay in Texas and more.

Ryen Russillo and Adnan Virk discuss Josh Hamilton's future in Texas, Wednesday's MLB playoff action and chat with Matt Mosley, Mark Schlereth and Doug Glanville.

Doug Glanville says Brett Gardner is the best left fielder in baseball and that is where the Yankees will miss him.

Doug Glanville thinks Andy Pettitte will be a key for the Yankees in October as long as they manage him through out the season carefully.

Doug Glanville says Cano has had a knee problem he is working through and will be a key factor in the second half of the season.

Doug Glanville says Terry Collins taking out David Wright on Tuesday didn't do either of them any favors.

Mark Simon and Doug Glanville discuss Mariano Rivera's injury and the useless warning track. Plus, Jim Hickey shares the secrets to the Rays pitching staff.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville thinks Bobby Valentine needs to clear the air with his Red Sox and talks about the possibility of Terry Francona returning to manage in Boston if asked.

Doug Glanville is not worried about the Yankees because they have the stars to succeed.

Eric Karabell and Mark Simon talk to Doug Glanville about the outstanding pitching and defensive performances from Opening Day.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville talks about the unlikely heroes in Tuesday's games. Glanville also says shadows can be annoying and can greatly impact the outcome of games.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville says Justin Verlander should be considered for AL MVP. Plus, Glanville says the Milwaukee Brewers are the hottest team in baseball.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville doesn't see sign stealing as a big deal unless teams take it too far by going beyond their means with outside resources to do so.

ESPN MLB analyst Doug Glanville says sign stealing happens in MLB. Glanville says it is up to individual teams to prevent their signs from being stolen by other players.