
With an eye always focused on the hot stove, the MLBTR podcast gives analysis of transactions, roster moves and, of course, rumors from around the league. Host Darragh McDonald is joined each week by a fellow MLBTR writer to break it all down.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Steve Adams and Anthony Franco join Darragh McDonald to preview the offseason with a discussion of the site's list of top trade candidates.
First they give some final World Series thoughts, discuss the Cubs declining Shota Imanaga's option, and Ha-... more
Steve Adams joins Darragh McDonald to discuss how much Bo Bichette's return in the World Series will impact his free agency, what MLB teams could offer Kazuma Okamoto when he gets posted this offseason, how strong the market will be for Dylan Cease, ... more
Anthony Franco joins Darragh McDonald to discuss how writing for MLBTR affects your fandom, if the Dodgers can be stopped, reports that the Phillies will move on from Nick Castellanos and what they could do in the outfield, which teams would be inter... more
Steve Adams joins Darragh McDonald to discuss news that Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami will be posted this offseason and the unprecedented eight managerial positions that are currently open.
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Overall a great podcast
These guys may not have inside information to help predict moves, but they’re knowledgeable enough to break down transactions after the fact and seem to know something useful about every player. The only downside of the show is that they’re not easy to listen to.
Get rid of the pitch clock, the extra innings runner, and the pitcher roster limitations and give theo epstein a lifetime ban for doing more damage than pete rose with his stupid rule changes
you start off acknowledging that a cap would come with a floor, then spend the entire segment as if it were a cap only.
How would a cap get the Reds to try? It wouldn't, that's why there would be a floor to force them to spend.
How does the current system force them to spend? It doesn't, and nobody is offering real solutions except the eternal "go yell at your cheap owners" as if that does anything except get your team moved to Vegas/SLC/Sacramento.
Funneling more prospects to the "cheap" ... more
I find it incredible that a team as active and important as the Yankees gets no coverage on this show. There was recently a huge trade that brought Soto to the team yet the coverage was absolutely minimal. No discussion on Yamamoto or any of the other acquisitions the Yankees are considering. LOTS of coverage on small market teams as well as ad nauseum coverage on Otani sprinkled with self righteous pontificating.
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Focusing on the latest developments in Major League Baseball, this podcast provides insightful analysis on player transactions, roster changes, and the intricate world of trade rumors. Each episode often features discussions around prominent players, strategic moves by teams, and in-depth interviews with industry professionals, including GMs and scouts. The hosts bring a wealth of knowledge to the table, providing listeners with valuable insights into the evolving landscape of baseball, particularly during key periods like the trade deadline and offseason.
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