Baseball Therapy

Baseball Therapy: B-E Aggressive!

Swing hard, in case you hit it.

The Shift. Four-man outfields. Five-man infields. Joe Maddon madness. What does a 'position' even mean now?

Why don't more managers stash a reliever in left fielder for one batter in order to preserve the platoon advantage?

Who's to blame for the disappearance of the multi-inning reliever? Tony La Russa? Dennis Eckersley? Goose Gossage?

Calendars are just a construct, man.

"To me it just means getting rid of all these stats. Everything they're throwing at us nowadays."

Baseball's most important questions are ripe for arguing about.

Something to think about next time you feel the urge to boo a pickoff attempt.

How the draft actually works now.

You say you want a revolution, well all right.

What would happen if we sent Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton back in time? And can anyone there hit Aroldis Chapman's fastball?

Are we there yet?

One team's brilliant discovery eventually becomes the entire league's status quo.

Sit Fastball. Swing Hard. Strikeouts Don't Matter.

Ryan Zimmerman credits Daniel Murphy with his comeback season, but can learning from teammates break bad too?

Can the whole be greater than the sum of its parts? Can it ever be less? Is a baseball team just the total of the 25 people who comprise its roster?