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September 29, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
We often say that we hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we do in providing it, and this week we test your limits. We just got away from ourselves and the next thing you know, it's almost three hours long. That said, it's a baseball-heavy episode as we talk about the race for the final playoff spots, pick our 2011 breakout prospects, and then argue with an emotional Jonah Keri (listen for him banging on his desk) about the future of baseball in Tampa and David Price's twitter habits. As if that's not enough, our special guest is Mark Newman, Senior VP of Baseball Operations for the New York Yankees. Mark goes into detail about several Yankee prospects, tells a joke about Boing! And even breaks out a few George Steinbrenner stories in what is a must-listen interview. From there, the wackiness finally begins as Jason and I have a long discussion about the art work of Henry Darger, cook several recipes sent in by listeners, and even find the time to debate Benny Agbayani's hat size.
September 28, 2010
by Tommy Bennett, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
What does the future hold for a franchise that has seen its three-year run as the American League West champion end?
September 27, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
A look at some top performers in the minor league postseason, including the Mariners' Justin Smoak and James Jones.
by Marc Normandin, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
There are many issues, including the pitcher, Prince Fielder and Ken Macha.
by Ken Funck, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
There is plenty of talent on hand but the bullpen is an issue.
by John Perrotto, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
The pitching and defense are fine but the offense isn't.
September 24, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
Looking and what went right and wrong on this year's lists.
by Christina Kahrl, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
Things could get worse on the lakefront before they get better.
September 23, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
Some changes in this year's upcoming Top 11 lists, and a call for suggestions.
by Steven Goldman, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
Things could get better but it's up to ownership and management.
September 22, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
C. Trent Rosencrans of CBS Sports joins us to discuss the 2010 Cincinnati Reds, Jay Jaffe joins us to talk about the 40th anniversary of Ball Four, and when we are guest-free, we talk about potential managerial changes, prospect disappointments, along with plenty of tangents revolving around El Topo, teenage Rangers shortstops, Conner Crumbliss and the sounds vehicles make.
by Kevin Goldstein
Playoff-bound teams have depth at key positions.
by Tommy Bennett, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
They are looking like a serious threat to the Twins in the American League Central next season.
September 21, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
Is this year's minor league walk leader a prospect, or a one-trick pony?
by Marc Normandin, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
If the bullpen is better in 2011, the Diamondbacks could move up to the middle of the pack.
September 20, 2010
by Kevin Goldstein
The most disappointing prospects of 2010.
by Christina Kahrl, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
Though they could have used Roy Halladay this year, the Blue Jays are on the rise.
by John Perrotto, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
Without Stephen Strasburg until 2012, starting pitching becomes the priority.
by John Perrotto, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
It was a disappointing season and they may go into full rebuilding mode.
September 17, 2010
by Steven Goldman, Kevin Goldstein and ESPN Insider
It could take a bit but the organization might be back to relevance sooner than many think.
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