Levi Weaver of The Athletic joins the show to talk about the Rangers building this thing backwards, whether or not it's good to have the current Wild Card situation, and in the second half of the show we talk about megachurches and Rasputin; not necessarily in that order. 

Michael Baumann of FanGraphs is our special guest this week. We talk about prospect hoarding, play my Baseball-Reference game, and talk a lot about cycling. 

ESPN's Kiley McDaniel joins the latest episode of Sports Sometimes. We discuss the draft, the perks and negatives of having to travel so much for the job, and a bunch of stuff including immaculate grid(s) in the second half of the show. 

Grant Brisbee of The Athletic joins the show to talk about why we didn't necessarily love the perfect game, why the Giants might be good but not great, and why collecting records is fun, but weird, but fun.

In the latest episode of Sports Sometimes, I'm joined by Patrick Daugherty of NBC Sports/Rotoworld. We talk about what it's like to write about fantasy sports, whether the NFL needs to discuss making changes to the sport, and our favorite/least favorite parts of the country. 

Today's episode features the excellent Meg Rowley; the managing editor of FanGraphs and co-host of Effectively Wild. We talk about subjects like what's surprised us so far in regards to the new rules, whether the A's are a systemic problem, and offer fun things to do in Seattle for the All-Star game come July. 

Today's special guest is Craig Calcaterra, a former colleague of mine at NBC who writes an awesome daily substack Cup Of Coffee, and the equally awesome book Rethinking Fandom: How to Beat the Sports-Industrial Complex at Its Own Game. We talk about how important it is for the commissioner to like baseball, whether a relegation system could ever work, and Craig talks to me about baseball cards. 

Christy Lemire from Roger Ebert and the Breakfast All Day podcast joins the show to talk about her favorite sports movie, the best and worst parts about being a film critic and picks movies set in Seattle as her subject for the second half of the show.

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