Skeletons and fastballs
Hannah Keyser went to Driveline, and lived to tell us about it
Hannah Keyser went to Driveline, and lived to tell us about it
Chris Sale and the shape of the unbelievable
Jake Bauers and the glory of escaping the depth player label
Plus: Rookies! Noise! And the ultimate bandwagon move
On stakes
Looking over the ledge of greatness. Plus: The Fourth Out.
As summarized by Olivia Rodrigo
The Tarik Skubal trade and the baseball business
How MLB teams should comport themselves at the trade deadline
Brought to you by the letter H.
This is what memorable summers are made of.
Can hitters really change?
What those pitch movement charts can mean to you
Scraps.
All-Star voting, Ernie Clement and Shohei Ohtani
Which MLB teams need to abandon expectations? Plus: A vibes wizard and a disgraceful Pride Night display.
What attention do fans owe to baseball's early salary cap campaigning?
Cristopher Sánchez and the rare modern pursuit of a hallowed baseball record
Fast starts, catchers, and unknowns
A lot of outcomes could be true.
Is this Pitch Design 3.0? Plus, Coaches4Hire.
On Cam Schlittler and the sour side of fan interaction. Plus: The Reds are the anti-Mets.
Every day has felt like April Fools’ Day for a good long while. Anything could be “real” in the sense that it’s not a prank, a lie that vanishes when the jig is up. “Real” as in a thing that’s actually happening, even if it skipped past separation
Let's name Tatsuya Imai's "slider" something that makes sense for fans.