We all know that making the postseason = $$$. Maury Brown has decided to measure how much $$$.

Teams that made the playoffs despite losing one of their best players.

Two divisions become three, Danny Darwin gets a near-gratuitious mention, and the best-hitting outfield in modern NL history isn’t who you’d think. If the major leagues had featured divisions and an unbalanced schedule throughout history, here’s what might have happened.

How the Cubs title drought since 1908 was more likely than the Expos/Nationals missing the playoffs for 27 years, and a bunch of math in between.

The three worst things a person can be are: 1) child molester, 2) Nazi war criminal, and 3) Steve Garvey

David continues his examination of whether experience makes a difference in the playoffs.

David asks if experienced teams really have an advantage when the playoffs come around.

Twice weakl, er, weekly (yeah, that’s it)!

Bill and John discuss the Phillies 80-08 … well, you know.

Cork finds the silver lining for Rays fans after the World Series.