We gather for an update to our previous conversation about the coronavirus after MLB announced that it would suspend spring training and delay the beginning of the season by at least two weeks.
Hosts: Ben Lindbergh and Zach Kram
We briefly discuss the evolving situation surrounding the coronavirus as it pertains to Major League Baseball (0:45) before previewing the upcoming season by analyzing whether teams will finish over or under their projected win totals (11:55). We finish with Zach Kram making four long-shot predictions that he thinks have a chance to play out in the National League this year (38:16).
Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded Wednesday, March 11, at noon PT.
Hosts: Michael Baumann, Ben Lindbergh, Zach Kram
As we prepare to preview the 2020 season, we recap the biggest story of the offseason: the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal and MLB’s response to it. We run through a list of 10 questions and explain the effects the punishment will have on the 2020 season.
Hosts: Michael Baumann and Zach Kram
We convene for another emergency podcast to discuss the biggest MLB trade in years: former MVP Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers. We run down what this means for the competitive balance of baseball in the 2020 season, why the Red Sox didn’t back up the Brinks truck, and more.
A rotating cast of Ringer staff members break down baseball’s biggest and silliest stories, mixing in interviews with plugged-in media members and insiders from the front office to the dugout.
Podcast hosts use Anatomy to get constructive comments on their show from other podcasters.
