Luxury tax loopholes and the Marlins on the move.

David’s head explodes talking about the AJ Burnett Sweepstakes.

Aaron looks into his crystal ball for Seattle’s new catcher, Kenji Jojima.

This time, Steve considers the long list of partial-career third basemen. Including a Killer, a Pepper, and a Chipper. And, of course, Bill Tuttle.

The Nationals are still owned by MLB, and the league has a new steroid testing policy.

Safe Six … things to watch for this offseason that will impact 2006.

What binomial distributions, p-values and the log5 method have to do with 5-by-7 index cards.

General manager merry-go-round and the Reds are sold.

David says Larry Lucchino and John Henry are to blame for Theo Epstein’s departure, whether it’s their fault or not.

Dan takes a look at the book Mind Game by the writers of Baseball Prospectus.