Covering all the fantasy angles of a swap whose impact goes well beyond the two traded players.
The Rangers and Tigers swap stars and turn square pegs into circles.
Ben and Sam discuss the new kind of coach being hired by big-league teams this offseason.
A Tiger trade might make room in the rotation for Drew Smyly, and the A’s try to bring back Bartolo Colon.
What should the Tigers do to stay on top, and what can their rivals do to catch them?
Joe Nathan could be a fit for the Tigers, Carlos Ruiz could be headed to Colorado, and Rafael Furcal might be a fit for the Mets.
No prior major-league managerial jobs, no coaching experience, no problem.
The Tigers have a new manager, Derek Jeter has a new salary, and the Indians ditch their proven closer.
Ben and Sam discuss the Dodgers’ and Tigers’ futures, then break down Tim Lincecum’s contract and answer listener emails.
A look back at a World Series victory by a Cardinals team that was far inferior to 2013’s.
A mid-season makeover couldn’t fix the Tigers’ flaws.
Too close to call, but we’ll call it anyway.
Anibal Sanchez’s one bad inning.
Ben and Sam talk about ALCS Game 5, then discuss how the Dodgers could get the most NLCS value out of Clayton Kershaw.
Ben and Sam talk about ALCS Game 4 and NLCS Game 5, then answer listener emails about sabermetrics and strikeouts.
The Tigers even the series behind Doug Fister and a suddenly useful Miguel Cabrera.
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