No Tropicana Field in 2025. No Minute Maid Park at all.

Guys. I hope you'll take this in the manner it's intended. But I just got an alert that National League Town has a new episode. As a new fan of your show, I was looking forward to listening. But the description suggests that you spend some time eulogizing people we've lost, including Pete Rose. I c...

I'm the Grandy vote. Damned if I'll let him be shut out.

Rafael Ortega out to make new memories, signing a minor league contract with the Mets and receiving a Spring Training invite.

"Yeah, Rusty, Grant is the worst."

Ferrara was the 10th consecutive strikeout for Tom Seaver on April 22, 1970 — and the Padre who accounted for San Diego’s lone run before Tom totally locKed in to defeat them historically, 2-1.

Strong field and subpar composition precluded a vote on its behalf, but I like Rally of the Sun punwise.

Dave Sims takes over for John Sterling in the MFY radio booth.

The worst-named facility in Spring Training history provides us a new winner for worst-named facility in MLB history.

1) Harrison Bader
2) Tyrone Taylor
3) Starling Marte
4) Francisco Lindor
5) Brandon Nimmo
6) Jeff McNeil
7) Jose Iglesias
8) Eddy Alvarez
9) Zack Short
10) Pablo Reyes

Legend.

Two-hour show that could’ve been an e-mail.

1) Francisco Lindor
2) Mark Vientos
3) Pete Alonso
4) Jose Iglesias
5) Brandon Nimmo
6) J.D. Martinez
7) Tyrone Taylor
8) Francisco Alvarez
9) Jesse Winker
10) Starling Marte

Francisco Lindor has won NL Silver Slugger at shortstop and was named a “finalist” for NL MVP, which is to say we already know he’ll finish in the Top Three of voting.

1) Brandon Nimmo
2) Tyrone Taylor
3) Starling Marte
4) Jesse Winker
5) Harrison Bader
6) Jeff McNeil
7) DJ Stewart
8) Ben Gamel

1) Francisco Lindor
2) Mark Vientos
3) Pete Alonso
4) Jose Iglesias
5) Jeff McNeil
6) Luisangel Acuña
7) Brett Baty
8) Zack Short
9) Joey Wendle
10) Eddy Alvarez

1) Francisco Alvarez
2) Luis Torrens
3) Tomás Nido
4) Omar Narváez
5) Joe Hudson

1) Edwin Diaz
2) Dedniel Nuñez
3) Reed Garrett
4) Jose Butto
5) Ryne Stanek
6) Phil Maton
7) Danny Young
8) Jorge Lopez
9) Adrian Houser
10) Yohan Ramirez

My precinct ran out of I Voted stickers. I’ll take that as a good sign or poor planning.

Despite shattering “Memories” protocol by acknowledging a Met as a former Met before he signs elsewhere, I’ll add that “churve” emerged as my least favorite baseball word of 2021. I didn’t care for “sweeper” in 2023, either, but it didn’t land as harshly on the ears. Joey the Churve soaking up the l...

Once in a while in my early morning fog, I jumble categories and thought today, as IG asked for Brewers and All-Stars, it wanted a Brewers All-Star. It did not, yet I mindlessly entered slugging MIL OF Gorman Thomas in the All-Star/3B box. Turns out Thomas played exactly 1 inning as a third baseman ...

1. Sean Manaea
2. David Peterson
3. Jose Quintana
4. Luis Severino
5. Jose Butto
6. Tylor Megill
7. Paul Blackburn
8. Christian Scott
9. Joey Lucchesi
10. Kodai Senga

Bob Costas retiring from MLB Network and Turner Sports baseball play-by-play. Will still drop in as a host/talking head.

Another world champ, Kevin Kiermaier, indicates this postseason was his last baseball.

Canning stymied us in Anaheim in August. Revenge will be ours up to four times next year.