Ben and Larry discuss the seesawing nature of this season’s race between the Red Sox and Yankees, and why it’s probably not a good idea for fans of either team to get too high or too low just yet.

Aaron takes a look at the ongoing struggles of his favorite starting pitcher and examines whether or not the Twins might actually have a new second baseman … finally.

We’re almost a third of the way through the season and the Red Sox, as expected, are having a fine year. In fact, there are so many players contributing to the team’s success, it’s hard to pick a team MVP. Dave looks to Win Shares for help.

It’s May 28 and Derek Jeter is hitting .211. Can he still make a run at .300 or is this already a lost season?

JC examines the relationship between the size of a team’s market and its ability to win games.

Matthew combed the minor leagues and found five diamonds in the rough.

Joe takes a look at the early returns from Citizen’s Bank Park in Philadelphia.

Aaron takes a look at two of last year’s “fluke” performers, who are going in different directions this season.

Studes looks at the unbalanced schedules of each team, and how they might affect the pennant races.

Ben and Larry discuss Derek Jeter, Boston’s hurting stars, and exactly why the back-and-forth atop the division doesn’t mean much in May.