Machado is still hitting the ball really, really hard, but is that enough?
On the 16th episode of the DFA Podcast, Bryan, Zach Crizer, and Shawn Brody discuss the first blockbuster move of the podcast’s history: the Jose Quintana trade! The guys share their diverse opinions on whether or not the Cubs or the Sox won the deal, and how soon the White Sox could compete.
Which of this year’s All-Stars will be forgotten?
Every major-league career path is unlikely. Some are unbelievable.
On the 12th episode of DFA, Zach Crizer’s back to join R.J. in talking about the National League Central … which of course means discussing the Brewers and their new load of upcoming talent.
Is the “leadoff hitter” tag preventing Kyle Schwarber from making a much-needed adjustment?
On the 11th episode of DFA, Zach Crizer’s back to join Bryan and review the lack of depth at the end of the Orioles’ bench and bullpen. (Seriously, can you believe Edwin Jackson is back?) Plus Sam Dyson gets traded to the Giants, Jean Segura signs an extension, and much more!
Two sluggers, linked by nothing but some time to kill on a Tuesday night in May.
Baseball players look less lucky and more skilled than ever.
The push and pull between hitters and pitchers is changing.
On the seventh episode of DFA, Bryan and guest co-host Zach Crizer discuss the Bradley Zimmer call-up, and the potential end of the center field carousel in Cleveland. Then it’s on to the big and little moves of the past few days, including former All-Stars going down with injury and former Royals going on to new teams.
The framing advantage is shrinking, but Martin Maldonado is a perfect fit with the Angels and that isn’t an accident.
How did Eric Thames change in Korea? And what do you learn from being Barry Bonds?
You can learn a lot in line at Chipotle, but the Joey Gallo question is a little tougher.