ON this episode for Sunday, following the introduction and some news items, a look at some particulars for each of the 16 games around spring training today, first with the Florida Grapefruit League and then the Arizona Cactus League. After the scoreboard, a couple late news reports that had come in to wrap the podcast.

On ON this episode, we have our first full spring training slate of games as the remaining 20 teams in MLB have their Spring Training #OpeningDay. We had four walkoff games on this day. Prior to the scoreboard recap, a couple news and notes item, then a look at the games and pitching matchups for Sunday. More detailed spring training recaps like this will only be done for Saturday and Sunday games until we get near the end of exhibition play.

ON this episode, the opening will be some thoughts on the pending divorce between #MLB and #ESPN and following that, a look at the five games around MLB #SpringTraining today, victories for the Yankees, Rockies, Royals, Cubs and Padres.

ON this episode, the 2025 exhibition season got underway today, a look at some notes from the first game between the Cubs and dodgers in Arizona. Also a couple news items related to signings.

On this episode, the final night of no baseball, a recap of a few noteworthy signings, then a look at the upcoming slate of exhibition games Thursday to Saturday and a quick overview of what is coming up on episodes later this week. That will include some thoughts and observations about the top 100 prospect lists from ESPN, Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus, MLB, Fangraphs and The Athletic.

This is a special two-part edition of the podcast, looking at the MLB.com opening day projected lineups and rotations.

In part two, a look at the National League teams. After a brief introduction, the NL East teams begin at 0:26, followed by the teams of the NL Central at 12:29 and the teams of the NL West at 24:37.

This is a special two-part edition of the podcast, looking at the MLB.com opening day projected lineups and rotations.

In part one, a look at the American League teams. After a brief introduction, the AL East teams begin at 1:00, followed by the teams of the AL Central at 13:57 and the teams of the AL West at 24:53.

Now with all of the big name free agents signed, a brief review of who is left that can help add something to a club hoping to contend. For this, I looked at the list of unsigned free agents that MLB.com has published, focusing on those with FanGraphs WAR that was at or above replacement level in 2024. Keep in mind this only applies to free agents remaining who played in MLB for 2024. This list does not reflect someone who might sign that was playing in another league such as Japan or South Korea.