Into the Shift: Recent Episodes
Jamin Anderson, Matt Browning
Join Jamin Anderson and Matt Browning each week as they discuss everything about the National Pastime. From historical tidbits, to stats from the players you have long forgotten, to current season analysis, Into the Shift is the place to be for baseball fans.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the schedules of each team in the playoff chase to see who has the inside track to bids and seeding.
In this episode, Matt threatens to sing Happy Birthday to Jamin, the guys answer playoff-related questions and take a deep dive as to just how good the Dodgers are.
In this episode, Jamin calls out Yankees fans, the guys break down the NL financial situations and the power rankings are becoming more and more clear.
In this episode Jamin breaks down the current and future financial situations of each team in the American League.
In this mailbag episode, Jamin and Matt look at the most vulnerable potential playoff team, who makes the Hall of Fame of current players and which player from another generation would they like to see play in today's game.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the major trades from the 2022 trade deadline, as well as give their updated power rankings after all of the moves.
In this episode, Matt presents Jamin with several trade ideas that could happen before August 2nd's trade deadline.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt unveil who they think should be chosen for the 2022 MLB All-Star Game.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer your mailbag questions including being their favorite team's GM for a day, what the Royals need to do to become competitive and their favorite childhood memories.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the landscape of both the American and National League as we head towards the halfway point of the season. Jamin looks ahead to October and answers some of the more important questions.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the game's best managers, players they don't like but respect anyways and potential trade targets as the trade deadline is only 41 days away.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about how some particular teams should view their season so far, as well as some interesting historical comps.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at players heading for regression, teams not in first place who are scary and players from their childhood.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the likelihood of there being several 100-win and 100-loss teams, further evaluate how good the pitching is/how bad the offense is and then determine if the NL West is good enough to get three teams in the playoffs.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss a rare feet accomplished by the Cincinnati Reds, break down the NL West prospects and determine if we are far enough into the season to take teams seriously.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at some of the more disappointing teams so far and their chances to turn things around, as well as discussing Mike Trout's start to the year and prospects in the NL Central.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the wild inconsistency from umpires, breakdown some of the surprise teams so far and go in-depth on prospects from the NL East.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the lack of offense so far this season, prospects in the AL West and a teasing reference of Rob Deer.
In this episode Jamin and Matt debut their power rankings, look at Freddie Freeman's homer off his former team and break down the prospects in the AL Central.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt give their predictions for the MVP, Cy Young, Rookie and Manager of the Year awards. Matt also breaks down the top prospects in the AL East.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt give their predictions for the upcoming season, including division finishes, playoff matchups and World Series champions.
In this episode Jamin and Matt break down the final six teams in their all-time teams: the Rays, Jays, Padres, Rangers, Nationals and Mariners.
In the second part of episode No. 65, Jamin and Matt talk about some of the latest hot stove moves, including the Rockies spending stupid money just to finish in fourth place.
In the first part of Episode #65, Jamin and Matt discuss the all-time teams from two powerful organizations (or so we thought) in the Giants and the Cardinals.
In the second part of the episode, Jamin and Matt look at the powerful lineup of the all-time Pittsburgh Pirates and the underwhelming all-time Philadelphia Phillies.
In the first part of Episode No. 64 Jamin and Matt break down some of the big moves that have taken place in this abbreviated and frenzied offseason.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the all-time teams from the Mets and the vaunted Yankees. Teaser: the pinstriped folks are good. Very good.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the all-time teams of the vaunted Twins and Athletics. Buckle up, these teams are loaded!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt give you the all-time teams from the Miami Marlins and the Milwaukee Brewers. We may or may not mention Jeff Conine and Ricky Bones. You'll have to check it out!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt give a quick and painful update on labor situation, then give the all-time teams for the Angels and the Dodgers.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss Adam Wainwright's comments about the labor negotiations, plus give the all-time teams for the Kansas City Royals and the Houston Astros.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the 2022 hall of fame voting, plus break down the all-time teams from the Colorado Rockies and the powerful Detroit Tigers.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the all-time teams of the Cleveland Indians/Guardians and the Cincinnati Reds. Spoiler alert: these teams are stacked!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt breakdown the all-time teams of the Chicago Cubs and White Sox. Be ready for impressive lineups, somewhat underwhelming starting rotations and Jamin dropping dad jokes.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the all-time teams for the Baltimore Orioles and the Boston Red Sox. The Orioles were surprisingly good and to the shock of no one, the Red Sox were absolutely stacked.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the all-time teams for the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Atlanta Braves. One really good and the other...well ya know.
In the final episode of the year, Jamin and Matt look back on their most embarrassing moment, craziest prediction, best mailbag question of the year and look at the worst All-Star selections since 1990.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer your mailbag questions, including what team is due for the biggest regression next year, what rule changes they would like to see implemented, what was their favorite baseball video growing up and which baseball could thrive in another sport.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the flurry of moves ahead of the impending lockout. In short, money for everyone!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt finish their offseason previews, as well as discuss the crazy amount of money already being thrown out in free agency.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt tie a bow on the 2021 season with season grades for all 30 teams. Jamin also gives his top five surprising teams and top five disappointing teams.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down Game 6 and potentially Game 7 of the World Series. It's stressful ...very stressful.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt review the ALCS and NLCS and look ahead to the 2021 World Series between the Braves and Astros. They also preview the offseason for the Yankees and Cardinals.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look at the significant differences between the ALCS and the NLCS, while also previewing four more teams as they head to the offseason.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt look ahead to both championship series, the continuing decline of MLB umpires and the flawed replay system. Oh and Matt is FIRED UP!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down the AL and NL Wildcard games, as well as look ahead to the Divisional Round matchups.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt have a heated debate about what constitutes the most valuable player award. They also give their other award winners, plus break down the final days of the season.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt recognize Jackie Robinson and Roberto Clemente, rate their top five baseball movies and Jamin proclaims is affection for the Dodgers.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt take an in-depth look at four important series in National League this weekend, plus look at the offseason plans of the Indians/Guardians and the Mets.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss their team's fall from grace in the playoff race, as well as breaking down four more teams who are looking ahead to 2022.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the volatility of prospects, as well as previews of four more teams who are already looking ahead to the 2022 season.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt set aside the fact the Yankees and Braves are playing to talk about the playoff races and the future plans of the four worst teams in baseball.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer mailbag questions about breakout players, up and coming teams, the Cleveland baseball team and all-time favorite nicknames.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the interesting race in the NL West, as well as revisiting some forgotten seasons of the 1970s and 1980s.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk how the trade deadline changed who gets playoff spots and the top 10 healthy players currently in the big leagues.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt break down all of the major trades from one of the wildest deadlines in history.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt analyze the 2021 trade market, identify buyers and sellers and make mock trade proposals for some of the top available players.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer mailbag questions, including their all-time teams, what current rule they would change and how the All-Star Game can be improved.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss the All-Star rosters, Pecota's projections for the end of the season and Nathan Rode of Prep Baseball Report stops by to preview the upcoming MLB draft.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer your mailbag questions, that include the all-time pitchers Mount Rushmore, the impact of a work stoppage and which superstars will be moved before the end of their long contracts.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the substance suspension from Rob Manfred, potential players who could be moved at the trade deadline and just how good the Negro League was.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the progress of some of baseball's top prospects, as well as checking in on the awards races in both leagues.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the unfortunate Marcell Ozuna situation, who are the most underrated players in baseball and surprises to this point.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt answer mailbag questions about Ronald Acuna Jr., walk up songs and baseball bucket lists. They also buy or sell teams as playoff contenders.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about Tony LaRussa's embarrassing behavior this week, what can get more people interested in baseball and how little no-hitters mean anymore.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss the rapid decline of the Royals, star players in today's game that have slim chances at the hall of fame, and the Franimal.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the future of Albert Pujos, the legacy of Willie Mays on his 90th birthday and answer mailbag questions.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss MLB's inevitable expansion, break down the disappointing NL East and Jamin is all in on the Royals.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt have a heated debate about Carlos Rodon and Corbin Burnes and talk about the historical low batting averages.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss the absurd start by Ronald Acuna Jr., small sample sizes that stand out and the history of Olympic Stadium.
In today's episode, Jamin and Matt overreact to the first week of the season, with thoughts on the Royals, Red Sox, A's and Corbin Burnes.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt conclude their season previews with the American League East, plus talk about a cheap shot social media post from a baseball curmudgeon. Baseball is back!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt pick their Final Four for the 2021 MLB season, as well as the Final Four of baseball teams in their lifetime. Season previews also continue with the AL Central.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt move into the American League for their season previews. Matt wraps up his farm system preview with the NL West and three hall of fame pitchers were traded a combined 13 times? What?!
In this episode, Jamin and Matt give their National League predictions, talk about the NL Central's farm systems and the volatility of having the No. 1 pick.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt preview the NL Central and the farm systems of the NL East. Jamin also tells us the unfortunate story of Paul Wilson.
Jamin and Matt finally start their 2021 season preview by breaking down the National League West. They also talk about trades that went wrong for the New York Yankees in the 1980's and the farm systems of the American League West.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt discuss the blessing that is pitchers and catchers reporting amidst the frozen ground of the midwest. They also talk about Fangraphs projections and the farm systems of the AL Central.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the free agent signings of Trevor Bauer and Marcell Ozuna, who has won the offseason and the decline of the intentional walk.
In this episode of Into The Shift, Jamin and Matt visit with Chicago Cubs pitching coach Tommy Hottovy, as well as break down the Nolan Arenado trade and what went wrong with the 1980's Baltimore Orioles.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about the Toronto Blue Jays going all in, how embarrassed the hall of fame voters should be and the dump that was the Baker Bowl.
In this episode of the ole' podcast Jamin and Matt talk about the all of a sudden "lit" hot stove, the late Don Sutton and Matt debuts a new segment about old ballparks.
In this episode of Into the Shift, Jamin and Matt discuss the farm systems in the AL East. pay homage to some underrated second basemen of the 1980s and answer some listener questions.
In this episode of "Into the Shift" Jamin and Matt talk about the Francisco Lindor trade, what happened to the 1979 Pittsburgh Pirates and the recent boom in the baseball card industry.
In episode four of "Into the Shift" Jamin and Matt talk about the Padres brilliant moves, fire up the trade machine and look at some players who tragically fell off the hall of fame ballot all too quickly.
In this episode, Jamin and Matt talk about where the owners and players stand on the start of the season amidst the pandemic, free agent bargains and the downfall of the 1991 Minnesota Twins.
In this episode of "Into the Shift" Jamin and Matt discuss the Kansas City Royals' farm system, free agent infielders and some guys from the 70's who didn't give up the long ball (even though the chicks dig it).
In the show's first episode, Jamin and Matt give a general overview as to what to expect on Into the Shift. The guys also talk about the free agent pitching class, just how bizarre the 1980s Red Sox were and if any temporary rules from 2020 will become permanent in 2021.