The Re-Ward Show: with Will and Sam

We're back! And so is baseball. As the MLB season ramps up, let's revisit (and maybe alter) the awards of last year!

How can you not be romantic about the Re-Ward Show returning?

Were these crazy pitching seasons actually that impressive, or should we take them with a grain of salt? Find out on this episode!

Sam and Will take an hour to check in on this season's award races after a month of baseball.

Oliver Antone joins the pod again to talk about that one time the Rockies were really good! We also attempt to quell his anti-Yankee bias... to no avail.

This week, Will and Sam discuss the one season of the depression-era where Babe Ruth didn't run the league. As is always with these older episodes, Sam learns some new names, but one in particular stands out.

1995 was JAM-PACKED with iconic moments, individual seasons, and discourse. Join us as we discuss the year that brought "The Team of the 90's" their Championship.

Sam is back in the studio as he and Will discuss a declining (or not) Babe Ruth, some fantastic rookies, a truly unbreakable record, and... LeBron James...?

Will is joined by Red Sox fanatic and Boulder Baseball team member Oliver Antone to discuss his childhood hero and an MVP season for the ages.

Delve into the steroid era with Will and Sam as they discuss some of the most anomalous statistical seasons in recent memory!

Will drags Sam into a time machine, and the two discuss some of the absolute legends of baseball on today's episode. Is this era really talented enough that they have to leave an inner-circle hall-of-famer off their All-MLB Team? #baseball #mlb #podcast #rewardshow #boulderbaseball #sports

This week, Will and Sam look at the first year that Will started watching baseball! Some huge stars are featured in this episode, and 2 of them go head-to-head in a tight MVP race!

2016 saw one of the greatest postseason moments in MLB history, but today we focus on the award races from that season, with the help of special guest and resident Cubs fan, Kaleb Gille!

In honor and memory of the great Rickey Henderson, we take a look back at one of the most statistically close MVP races in MLB history. In the process, we discuss many huge career milestones, as well as a truly historic season from one of the greatest young talents the game has ever seen.

2011 saw one of the greatest September home stretches in MLB history, and the playoffs were capped off by a few historic moments by the unlikeliest of heroes. The regular season was also one to remember, with multiple players making solid cases for end-of-year awards. But, did the right guys win? Let's find out.