Studes looks at the original eight teams in each league and how their century-long pennant race has progressed. And he also finds some insight into today’s game along the way. Remember, “those who do not graph the past are doomed to repeat it.”

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.

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

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.

Larry’s satisfied with where the Yankees stand at the All-Star break, but Boston’s mini-run didn’t change Ben’s mind on the chances of the Red Sox winning the AL East.

Aaron talks potty-mouthed relievers, ridiculous complaints, his favorite pitcher, and why ESPN.com is still worth checking out sometimes.

Aaron and Craig continue their 24-and-under draft with their shortstop selections.

You’ve got a vote and some power, and Aaron wants you to use it.

The Yankees and Red Sox faced off again last week, and the result was decisive. Is the AL East race over? Ben and Larry don’t agree on this issue — and not in the way you’d think.