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Short and sweet with Trucco absent on vacation...but somehow it still feels like he and Nick are conversing.

Managers don't get thrown out enough these days. Nick and Trucco discuss why there needs to be a resurgence. MLB trade rumors have begun, and Trucco has a theory about one that may come to fruition.

What do collisions, concussions and no-hit bids have in common? They're important topics that Nick and Trucco discuss this week!

Whether it's players throwing middle fingers up at fans, umpires acting unprofessionally or players working at record-breaking paces, Nick and Trucco have you completely cover for this week in MLB.

So really high highs, combined with equally low lows in this past week. Nick and Trucco dive into the odd week in baseball that just transpired.

Another fight broke out in baseball, it never ends! So Nick and Trucco discuss what's slowly becoming their strongest (and favorite) subject matter.

After glossing over a few important items, Nick and Trucco get to your questions. Half baseball, half . . . well, not so much.

Imagine a world where Barry Bonds didn't have a bat when he walked up to the plate. Pretty dumb fantasy right? Nick and Trucco discuss the odd SB Nation hypothetical, along with Kevin Pillar's suspension and male rompers.

Nick and Trucco provide some valuable advice for anyone staying at a hotel in a hot climate. As well as discussions about Matt Harvey, whether or not the Yankees are for real and an early look at the All-Star ballot.

Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter dealt with a miserable interview courtesy of CNBC. The Red Sox and Orioles are at it again. And Nick and Trucco head into another dimension called "The Cookie Zone". 13:13 A-Rod and Jeter interview breakdown 38:12 Sox and O's issues 55:16 Jessica Mendoza and "The Cookie Zone"

Not the podcast, but Matt Barnes and the Red Sox' attempt to fire back at Manny Machado and the Orioles for his slide into Dustin Pedroia. That, some quick NBA talk and both Nick and Trucco get into some guilty pleasures.

Nick and Trucco somehow start with Clay Buchholz and end with ways to fix the NBA . . . and, of course, Trucco's ideas make no sense.

Nick and Trucco discuss the worst event they've witnessed on a baseball field, along with reactions from everything MLB from the past week . . . to go with an intro highlighting the madness from episode 13.

Nick gets defensive and lashes out at Trucco after they talk about regular season baseball returning. They also weigh in on some interesting news: one of Trucco's all-time favorite players apparently used a "Negotiating for Dummies" book to get a contract extension in his playing days.

Trucco gets on his soapbox to address Ian Kinsler's comments regarding celebrations in the WBC. He and Nick explain their respective stances on celebrating within the game of baseball.

Nick had a recent discussion on the radio about LaVar Ball, so he and Trucco decided to delve into the "helicopter parents" epidemic and things got a little tense.

Trucco's back, so he and Nick finally get to questions from you, the fans . . . some of you asked rather odd questions that Trucco was all too happy to highlight.

Trucco couldn't schedule a time to record this week so Nick flew solo to give a quick reaction and breakdown of Tim Tebow's first at-bats against MLB pitching in the Spring Training game against the Red Sox.

It's no secret to anyone who's read Nick's opinion piece on the issue or seen him talk about it on camera - he has an issue with Tim Tebow playing baseball professionally. Trucco uses multiple angles to reason with him, but to no avail.

Time to discuss Trucco's favorite subject matter in baseball: THE YIPS! He and Nick also discuss players joining organizations they once considered rivals. 3:31 1st: Once rivals, now home 17:56 2nd: Soft-throwing righties 30:22 3rd: THE YIPS 50:28 4th: Random chatter