While pitching depth might carry a team in the regular season, front-line talent is crucial in the playoffs. Aaron examines each contender’s postseason pitching staff for clues about who might be best suited for success in October.

Aaron gets caught up on the news from the weekend.

Aaron talks disappearing walk rates, swinging and missing, and the seemingly mysterious nature of park factors.

Aaron talks predictions that are looking good and mainstream writers who are looking bad.

San Francisco GM Brian Sabean has completely remodeled his roster since the Giants lost to Anaheim in the 2002 World Series. Can the new group get the greatest player of this generation back to the World Series? John Perricone examines.

Aaron looks back at what happened in the first-half, with an eye towards what might happen in the second.

Join Aaron, Larry, Studes, Craig, Vinay, Lee and Bryan as they watch the All-Star game.

Steve takes a look at the Giants’ 2004 season at the midway point, assessing how they’ve answered the Five Questions he posed in the spring.

What exactly is an All-Star, anyway? Aaron tackles the yearly question, and then gives his picks for the AL and NL teams.

Aaron crunches the numbers from this week’s draft and finds some things that might surprise you.