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In an effort to reduce costs on international talent, owners have created unintended consequences. Dave Cameron explains.

The young Oakland catcher is kneeling for the national anthem. Here's a failed attempt to understand all the implications.

A move from western Pennsylvania to the outskirts of Cleveland hasn't curbed the prolific guest's great curiosity.

Towering intellect Dayn Perry of CBS Sports' Eye on Baseball provides nuance upon nuance upon even more nuance.

In the future, everyone will throw 95 for 15 minutes.

Paul DeJong, Jose Martinez, and Tommy Pham have quintupled their career WAR in a single season. Who's next?

It seems like anyone can just begin hitting for power now. Why is that? Dave Cameron mumbles through some answers.

Guest Travis Sawchik would never demand the attention of listeners, but he does inspire it.

Is the destruction of the sport imminent? "Probably not," declares managing editor Dave Cameron.

The Winnipeg native discusses the Detroit Tigers and the 15 real, actual novels she's written.

Jeff Sullivan guesses how Justin Upton will help the Angels and also which five players have the same height and weight as him.

Eric Longenhagen examines the anxiety of some in the scouting community regarding the future of the profession.

Will pitch-tracking technology render scouts redundant or free them up to use their experience?

The gentle and considerate Sawchik attended Saber Seminar in Boston. Here, he recounts is experience for the public.

Perry, a contributor to CBS Sports' Eye on Baseball, joins the program for dad nonsense.

A review and preview of baseball's deadline deals.

The fortnightly appearance from the former Pirates beat reporter and author of BIG DATA BASEBALL.

Managing editor Dave Cameron addresses the remainder of his annual Trade Value series in audio form.

Managing editor Dave Cameron addresses his annual Trade Value series in audio form.

If one's sole, horrifying intent as a parent were to raise a major leaguer, how would he or she do it?