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Buster agrees with Golic that the AL Central play-in game should be played in Minnesota and not in Chicago. Buster previews the game with the guys and they all discuss their preseason predictions.

Audio Podcast | September 30, 2008

Joe thinks that the biggest factor in tonight's game is going to be Minnesota's young pitchers being on the road.

Audio Podcast | September 30, 2008

Buster talks about why Scott Boras went back to the Red Sox after the Manny trade was complete. Olney thinks Manny's antics will effect his next contract. He might have gotten more staying in Boston. And Francisco Liriano returned to the Twins.

Audio Podcast | August 04, 2008

The Mets fleeced the Twins in their deal for Johan Santana, and Mike and Mike can't believe it. Minnesota didn't get anyone in return to help them right away. And at Media Day, reporters tried to get Bill Belichick to open up. It didn't work too well

Audio Podcast | January 30, 2008

The Mets steal the show from the Super Bowl with a blockbuster deal for Johan Santana in which they didn't give up their two best prospects. A great deal for the Mets is another blunder by the state of Minnesota. Between this, the Herschel Walker dea

Audio Podcast | January 30, 2008

Buster says the Twins didn't take the best deal they were offered for the best pitcher on the planet. Twins' GM Bill Smith tried to play the Yankees and Red Sox against each other. It didn't work out. Now the pressure is on the Mets to get a deal don

Audio Podcast | January 30, 2008

Colin talks about Johan Santana possibly signing with the Mets and why having a great starting rotation is a huge advantage.

Audio Podcast | January 30, 2008

Colin thinks Johan Santana got the best job transfer of the offseason from Minnesota to New York. He's much more marketable now and will be in the weaker NL. The only thing that concerns Colin is the bone chips removed from Santana's elbow a few year

Audio Podcast | January 30, 2008

The Twins agree to deal Johan Santana to the Mets for four prospects. Orestes breaks it down. Minnesota and New York make out well. SportsNation thinks Kevin Faulk (41 percent) and Ahmad Bradshaw (27%) could be Super Bowl unsung heroes. Plus, a vote

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2008

Who will be the unsung hero of Super Bowl XLII? Kevin Faulk still leads the voting with 41 percent, but our callers are thinking Aaron Ross, Justin Tuck and Ellis Hobbs. And Orestes breaks down the Johan Santana trade to the Mets.

Audio Podcast | January 29, 2008

SI's Peter King wrote a column that basically says the only way to win in the NFL is to have a good QB. Greeny thinks Mike Vick will get another chance. Buster Olney says the Santana-to-the-Red-Sox deal will definitely get done. Apparently the Twins

Audio Podcast | December 11, 2007

Tim thinks the Twins have done the right thing by not trading Johan Santana yet. The offers they have received have been nowhere strong enough to acquire the best pitcher in the game.

Audio Podcast | December 06, 2007

Gammons says the Tigers have a great offensive lineup. Peter also doesn't think Johan Santana will leave Minnesota. He said the only thing that changes is how Hank Steinbrenner deals with the backlash of negative publicity for not getting Santana.

Audio Podcast | December 05, 2007

Stark says Detroit is extremely close to being the best team in the AL. A lot of it will be determined by Dontrelle Willis. Jayson does think D-Train is salvageable, and if he is, Detroit could jump ahead of the Yankees. In terms of a Johan Santana d

Audio Podcast | December 05, 2007

Orestes has his ear to the ground as there could be a huge MLB trade involving Johan Santana any minute. Orestes and SportsNation decide what the pros and cons are to signing Santana. How much is too much?

Audio Podcast | December 04, 2007

The Twins wanted the Yankees to include Ian Kennedy in a deal for Johan Santana. New York has backed off. Steve thinks the Red Sox should include both Jon Lester and Jacoby Ellsbury for Santana because it sets them up to be a dynasty. But don't under

Audio Podcast | December 04, 2007