Our panel of baseball experts share their thoughts on the new season as Spring Training winds to a close and VPR's Ross Sneyd provides analysis on the moves made at the State House.

In the AL East, the Yankees are leading the pack, while the Red Sox are still struggling to keep themselves out of last place. We take a look at how the baseball season is unfolding, and what to watch for in the coming months.

Cooking instructor and author Molly Stevens shares the secrets of roasting, we catch up with retired Montreal Expo Rusty Staub and take a tour of High Mowing Seeds in Wolcott.

Some of the heaviest hitters in baseball management have gone to bat for Vermont farms damaged by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene. Earlier: Olney Goes To Bat For Vt. Farmers

The worst regular season collapse in baseball history is complete, and even noted Red Sox fan Stephen King could not have written its ending in a more horrifying fashion. Your Say: How does this collapse measure up?

From Little League to the Majors, Bruce Springsteen's hit "Glory Days" has long been a staple at ballparks across the country. The largely autobiographical song has left baseball and Springsteen fans alike wondering if the pitcher featured in the song was a real guy. Now, it appears, they have an answer: Joe DePugh of Stowe. 

Baseball's All-Star Game is coming up, and that means it's time for Vermont Edition's Annual Baseball Show.

Red Sox injuries, Yankees dominance and a raft of no-hitters have punctuated the season so far. Our panel of baseball experts looks at how the season is progressing and what to expect in the second half.

Bill Lee discusses the curve, slider, fastball and even his famed Eephus pitch, how to mix them up and keep batters off balance.

VPR's Mitch Wertlieb Joins Bob Kinzel to talk trades and signings that have shaken up the baseball world over the past two weeks.