In this episode: Ever since the ABS system was introduced to the MLB in spring training, the strike zone has noticeably tightened — but coaches and players have been left in the dark about the changes. What are the pros and cons of starting to incorporate this new system?

In this episode: Breaking down the biggest surprises and disappointments within the first month of baseball. Plus, the Royals set a new club record, the Rangers fire their offensive coordinator, and the injured list keeps growing across the league.

In this episode: A breakdown of how hitting development is catching up to pitching and the key factors driving the shift. Is the development independent, or is it a reaction to pitching evolution?

In this episode: Going deep on Aaron Judge’s regular season vs. playoff performances, and where the biggest differences show up.

In this episode: Daniel Bard joins the conversation to discuss how the pressures and expectations can impact a prospect. Plus, examining how players adjust to the weight of expectations and how changes in social media can help prepare them more.

In this episode: Eugenio Suárez goes off with four homers in one game, the Giants win on a wild Little League-style walk-off, and the Nats pull off a huge comeback. Plus, players are getting tossed left and right, and the Dodgers keep stacking up injuries.

In this episode: Pitchers are tweaking their techniques, and people are noticing lower arm angles. Could these adjustments be the key to keeping arms healthier and staying in games longer?

In this episode: Former catcher Chris Gimenez joins the show to break down the Cleveland Guardians’ season so far. Plus, revisiting the call on the Mike Trout fan interference play — and asking the question: should MLB rethink fan seating near the field?