Dan Riley shares how the Tigers–Guardians game reminds us that baseball carries real risks, far beyond being seen as a kids’ game. ⚾
Dan Riley explores the Wander Franco case and the difficult spotlight now on the Rays. Hear his take on mental health and managing team publicity.
Dan Riley explores the risks of revisiting gambling in baseball. Could it open the door to confusion about responsibility, addiction, and league values?
Dan reflects on how far we’ve come in sports safety, highlighting what athletes of the past endured compared to today’s improved standards.
David Samson warns of a looming baseball lockout in 2026. Fans fear this could mark the downfall of the sport as scandals and division grow.
Dan remembers hearing Gumbel calling Super Bowl 35, and Summerall and Madden on Sundays. Madden was the comic relief, Summerall the straight man.
There’s no excuse for second best any more, and the team will have to spend all the money they can to be dominant again.
Reflecting on these past injustices highlights the importance of recognizing how much progress has been made.
This happened at the dawn of the Civil War, but we give credit to the wrong man, and Cooperstown, New York was not involved in baseball’s creation.
The commissioner’s office can only hope Ohtani is being honest, and the outcome will be different.