From the man who brought you Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, it’s the strange case of a certain Los Angeles righty.

The Yankees are in last place, but Larry’s not too concerned because they’re no worse off than they were last year.

Aaron looks at some of the wacky early season numbers around baseball.

Welcome to the first in-season business of baseball report. Every week at this time Brian will break down the top business stories of the previous week, and try to add a little insight and (poor) humor. So let’s get right into the action …

Last Saturday, the A’s beat the Angels in a 1-0 pitching duel between Rich Harden and Jerrod Washburn. Studes took notes.

Aaron talks triplets, freedom, ‘Lil Joe, and the best pitching coach in baseball.

Ben is pleased to see the Red Sox begin to snap out of their slow start, while Larry is upset that the Yankees have fallen into even more of a slump.

Didn’t we do this last year? The Yankees are at .500 in mid-April, and looking bad in the process. Is it just another slow start, or an ominous sign of things to come?

Does the “sophomore slump” really exist? Aaron examines what happens the year after a Rookie of the Year season.

The Rangers beat the Mariners in a wild 7-6 game last Saturday.