If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Ted Berg should consider himself extremely flattered by Chris Jaffe’s offering this week.

A look at the new Angels closer.

According to Royals general manager Dayton Moore, it’s pitching.

Steve’s spotlight on swingmen features Donald Duck, Dr. Death and all the rest right up to the present day. And it raises the essential question: Did you love The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon?

Think swingmen are just a bunch of journeymen? Think again, my friend. This week’s crew includes six ERA champions, three Cy Young Award winners and a Hall of Famer.

What makes an MVP an MVP—or the difference between a Cy Young winner and (sigh) wrong ninny?

The flexible flingers make their way through the era in which the model of relief pitcher deployment began to fundamentally change.

Steve shines the spotlight on the “Put me in, Coach!” class of pitchers.

On July 30, 1962 Gene Conley returned to the Red Sox after having wandered off from his team and attempting to…actually, you won’t believe it until you hear the whole story.

The hitting coach for the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Blue Jays), talks to THT’s Chris Neault about his teaching philosophy and the prospects he’s seen.